The view of Hindoostan.: [pt.4]

FLORA INDICA.

MONANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• CANNA Indica, Syst. Pl. i. p. 2. Fl. Coch. i. 13. Fl. Zeyl. 1. Can|nacorus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 177. t. 71. f. 2. Katu Bala, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 85. l. 43. Flowering Reed, Gerard, 39. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 316.—Inhabits all parts of India, is found also in Africa and South America. Called Indian Shot, from the form of the seeds, of which the Catholics, and the Mahometan negroes, make rosaries.
• RENEALMIA exaltata, Linn. Suppl. 79. Globba Sylvestris, major et minor, Rumph. Amb. vi. 140. tab. 62, 63. Grows in the wet fields of Celebes, and, rarely, behind Victoria castle, in Amboina. The fruit is of little use, but for its perfumed scent; is greedily eaten by the green parrots. The form of that of the Sylvestris of sin|gular growth. All the species given by Rumphius have the Ternatic name of Globba.
• MYROSMA Cannaefolia, Linn. Suppl. 80. Narukila, Rheed. Mal. ii. 67. tab. 34.
• AMOMUM Zingiber, Syst. Pl. i. 2. Fl. Zeyl. 3. Zingiber Maius, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 156. t. 66. f. 1. Inschi, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 21. t. 12. Outlines, i. p. 141. Gerard, 61.—Common to the hotter parts of Africa, par|ticularly on the Red Sea, on the Troglodytic coast, the inhabitants of which were called by the Arabs, Zingi, from whom the plant de|rived its name. It was also brought from the neighboring Bar|baria, as appears from Galen, lib. vi. Medic. Simpl.
• AMOMUM Zerumbet, 3. Fl. Zeyl. 2. Fl. Coch. i. 3. Lampucium, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 148. t. 61. f. 1. Katou-Inschi-kua, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 27. t. 13. Zerumbeth seu Zedoaria rotunda, Gerard, 34.
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• AMOMUM Cardamomum, Syst. Pl. i. 4. Fl. Zeyl. 4. Fl. Coch. i. 4. Car|damomum minus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 152. t. 65. f. 1. Elettari, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 9. t. 6. Sonnerat, ii. 240. tab. 136. Gerard, C. minus, 542. Cardamomum. Plinti, lib. xii. c. 7. Outlines, i. p. 141.—In use among the antients, Gerard prescribes them in sack to cure the ague, and to warm the cold and feeble stomach.
• AMOMUM Granum Paradisi, 3. Grana Paradisi Officinarum, Bauh. Pin. 413. Roseum, Pl. of Coromandel, ii. tab. 126. Elettari, Rheed. Mal. ii. t. 6. Gerard, 1542.
• COSTUS Arabicus, 3. Fl. Zeyl. v. Costus Arabicus, Bauh. Pin. 36. Tsiana kua, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 15. t. 8. Gerard, 1620. Outlines, i. 25. —The Costus is now expelled from our dispensatory. The root was highly esteemed by the antients, and sold at a high price, be|ing used in medicine, and as a rich ointment. The best was brought from Patala, near the mouth of the Indus, and from Persia. Horace speaks of the Achaemenius Costus among the highest luxuries. Pliny describes its qualities, Radix gustu servens, odore eximio, frutice alias inutile. Bontius speaks in high terms of its virtues, which he expe|rienced in India.
• MARANTA Galanga, 4. Galanga, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 143. t. 63. Amo|mum Galanga, Fl. Coch. i. 7.—Once in our dispensatory as a bitter, but now omitted. Grows every where in wet places from Hindoostan to China, and in all the isles. The roots are jointed, and surrounded with circular striae; are hot, bitter, and sharp; much used in India to promote the appetite, and more for that purpose than for me|dicine. Of this plant is made the Bocassan, composed of a sort of shell-fish steeped in vinegar, and the pickle called Achar, as famous as the Garum of the Romans. These are much in use on the Ma|labar coast.
• MARANTA Malaccensis, Rumph. v. 177. tab. 71. fig. 1.
• CURCUMA rotunda, 5. Fl. Zeyl. 6. Fl. Coch. i. 11. Curcuma, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 168. t. 68? Manja-kua, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 19. t. 10. Outlines, i. p. 216.—Root consists of clusters of jointed parts, to which are connected small oval appendages; the roots are of the richest golden color. Grows in Hindoostan, Java, Balli, and Ceram. Keeps its place in our dispensatory.
• CURCUMA longa, 5. Fl. Zeyl. 7. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 162. t. 67. Fl. Coch. i. 11. Manjella-kua, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 21. t. 11. Long-rooted Turmeric,

• Woodville, Med. Bot. ii. 359. Gerard, 33. 1631. Crocus Indicus, Saffran de tierra. Cyperus Indicus, Dioscorides, lib. i. c. 4.—The root retained in our dispensatory, and prescribed in the jaundice and other visceral chronical obstructions. Is the richest of yellow dyes, but no art can give it durability. It enters into the composition of that filthy ingredient in the dishes of our orientalists, Curry, or Karri, powder. Its roots are also much used as a food in India and many of the islands. Bontius, c. 39. speaks highly in its praise, not only for its virtue in visceral complaints, but for its efficacy in female disorders; and also for its excellency in promoting parturition. The Malayans call it Borbori, which properly signifies an ointment made of the root.
• KAEMPFERIA Galanga, Syst. Pl. i. 5. Flor. Zeyl. 8. Sonchorus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 173. t. 69. f. 2. Katsjula kelengu, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 81. t. 41. Outlines, i. 207.
• KAEMPFERIA rotunda, 5. Fl. Zeyl. 9. Woodville, ii. 360. Zedoaria Rotunda, Bauh. Pin. 36. Malan-kua, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 17. t. 6. Gerard, 34.—The root round. Supposed to have been used in antient medicine, and still preserves a place in the British Pharmacopoeia.
• BOERHAAVIA diffusa, 7. Fl. Zeyl. 10. Tatu-dama, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 105. t. 56. Brown Jam. 123.

DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• NYCTANTHES Arbor Tristis, Syst. Pl. i. 15. Fl. Zeyl. ii. Myrto similis, Bauh. Pin. 469. Mania Pumeran, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 35. t. 21. Rai. Hist. p. 1698. Gerard, 1527. Outlines, i. p. 216.
• NYCTANTHES Arbor Sambac, 15. Fl. Zeyl. 12. Bauh. Pin. 398. Flos Manoiae, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 52. t. 30. Arabian Pipe, Gerard, 1400. N^o 3. —Rumphius styles this the noblest of Indian flowers, not on account of its beauty, but its exquisite scent. Like others of the genus, it opens in the night, and emits an unparalleled fragrancy. It is the delight of all ranks of people; is gathered and worn by the youth of both sexes, braided in their hair, or elegantly scattered over their dress.
• NYCTANTHES undulata, 15. Rai. Hist. 1601. Tsieregam Mulla, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 97. t. 55.—Grateful as the former for its admirable scent, which it never loses, and has a perpetual succession of flowers.
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• NYCTANTHES hirsuta, 15. Rava Pow, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 99. t. 48. Rai. Hist. 1602. Sonnerat, ii. 228. tab. 128.—A lofty tree with a thick stem. Flowers extremely fragrant.
• NYCTANTHES angustifolia, 16. Katu-pitsiegam Mulla, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 93. t. 53. Raii. Hist. 1602.—Grows in the sandy soil near Cranganor.
• NYCTANTHES elongata, Linn. Suppl. p. 82. Berg. Act. Ang. lxi. p. 289. tab. xi.— A tedious description without any history.
• NYCTANTHES acuminata, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 87. t. 39.
• NYCTANTHES triflora, Burm. Ind. iv. t. 2.
• SCHREBERA Swietenoides, Pl. of Coromandel, ii. 101.
• JASMINUM officinale, Syst. Pl. i. 16. Fl. Coch. i. 24. Bauh. Pin. 397. Gerard, 892.—The common Jasmine, for which we are beholden to India. The use of its flowers in medicine now omitted in our dis|pensatory.
• JASMINUM grandiflorum, 16. Bauh. Pin. ii. p. 101. Rai. Hist. 1600. Pitsie|gam Mulla, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 91. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 217.
• JASMINUM Azoricum, 16. Fl. Zeyl. 13. Burman Zeyl. 127. tab. 58. fig. 1. Outlines, i. p. 217.
• JASMINUM odoratissimum, 17. Mill. Dict. n. 5.
• CHIONANTHUS Zeylonica, 20. Fl. Zeyl. 14. Burm. Zeyl. 31.
• DIALIUM Indicum, 21. Cortex Papetarius, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 212. t. 137.—Grows to be a lofty tree.
• JUSTICIA Adhatoda, 40. Flor. Zeyl. 16. Malahar Nut, Miller Dict. N^o 4. Kew Garden, i. p. 28.—Inhabits Malabar and Ceylon, yet will live in England in the common green-house. In gardens since 1699. Once supposed to bear the leaf and nut of the Betel chewed by the Orientalists. Ray, in Hist. Pl. iii. 651. says that Ahotoda signifies in the Malabar a medicine used to bring away a dead foetus.
• JUSTICIA acaulis, Linn. Suppl. p. 84. Pl. of Cor. ii. 127.
• JUSTICIA ciliaris, Linn. Suppl. p. 84. Burm. Zeyl. 88. t. 38.
• JUSTICIA Tranquebarensis, Linn. Suppl. p. 85.
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• JUSTICIA Gandarussa, Linn. Suppl. p. 85. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 70. t. 28.
• JUSTICIA Echolium, Syst. Pl. i. 40. Fl. Coch. i. 29. Carim Curini, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 31. t. 20. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 217.
• JUSTICIA betonica, 40. Flor. Zeyl. 18. Bem-Curini, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 126. t. 21.
• JUSTICIA picta, 41. Fl. Coch. i. 29. Folium Bracteatum, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 73. t. 30. Tsiude Maram, Rheed. Mal. vi. t. 60.—Is a middle|sized tree. There are two varieties, the white and the red; the first with leaves beautifully blotched with white in the middle. The ele|gant leaves of the white are used to ornament the tables and couches at nuptial feasts.
• JUSTICIA infundibuliformis, 41. Manja-kurini, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 121. t. 62.
• JUSTICIA procumbens, 43. Fl. Zeyl. 19.
• JUSTICIA repens, 44. Fl. Zeyl. 20.
• JUSTICIA Echioides, 44. Fl. Zeyl. 21.
• JUSTICIA nasuta, 45. Pulcolli, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 135. t. 69.
• JUSTICIA Moretiana, Rumph. Amb. vi. 53. t. 23. fig. 1.
• JUSTICIA purpurea, Syst. Pl. i. 45. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 51. t. 22. f. 1. Fl. Coch. i. 31.
• JUSTICIA bivalvis, 45. Adel-odagam, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 81. t. 43.
• JUSTICIA gangetica, 46. Carua Caniram, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 109. t. 56.
• DIANTHERA Malabarica, Lin. Suppl. 85. Cara Carinam, Rheed. Mal. v. 9. p. 109. t. 56. Justicia, Mal. Hort. Kew. i. 27.
• GRATIOLA rotundifolia, Syst. Pl. i. 47. Tsianga-puspam, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 111. t. 57.
• GRATIOLA byssopoides, 48. Pl. of Cor. ii. 128. Fl. Coch. i. 26.
• GRATIOLA virginica, 48. Tsieria Maya Nari, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 165. t. 85.
• GRATIOLA juncea, Pl. of Cor. ii. 129.
• UTRICULARIA caerulaea, Syst. Pl. i. 52. Fl. Zeyl. 23. Nelipu, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 137. t. 70.
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• UTRICULARIA stellaris, Linn. Suppl. 86.—Inhabits the rice grounds of India.
• VERBENA Indica, Syst. Pl. i. 52. Mill. Dict. n. 9.
• SALVIA Indica, 65. Jacq. Hort. t. 78. Mill. Dict. n. 9.
• THOUINIA nutans, Linn. Suppl. p. 89.
• GLOBBA longa, Syst. Pl. i. 74. Rumph. vi. 134. tab. 60.
• GLOBBA crispa, Rumph. 137. tab. 61. fig. 1. 2. Amomum villosum, Fl. Coch. i. 4.
• GLOBBA vivisormis, Syst. Pl. i. 74. Rumph. 138. tab. 59. fig. 2.
• GLOBBA marantina, 73. Mantissa, 170.

DIANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

• PIPER nigrum, Syst. Pl. i. 75. Fl. Coch. i. 37. Fl. Zeyl. 26. P. Ro|tundifolium nigrum, Bauh. Pin. 411. Melago Codi, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 23. t. 12. Outlines, i. 137. Gerard, 1538. Arrian, 173. Woodville, iii. 513.
• PIPER caninum, Rumph. v. 49. tab. 28. fig. 2.—Grows in long clusters of very small round fruit, of no use.
• PIPER betle, Syst. Pl. i. 75. Fl. Coch. i. 39. Fl. Zeyl. 27. Betela Codi, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 29. t. 15. Gerard, 1541.
• PIPER malamiris, 75. Fl. Zeyl. 26. Sirium, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 336. t. 116. f. 2. Amalago, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. t. 16.—Cultivated from Hin|doostan quite to China. The fruit very slender, about two inches and a quarter long.
• PIPER macropiper, Rumph. v. 46. tab. 28. fig. 1.—The fruit extremely slender, of the length of four inches. Grows in Java, Am|boina, &c.
• PIPER siriboa, Syst. Pl. i. 76. Fl. Zeyl. 29. Siriboa, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 340. t. 117. f. 2.—This species bears fruit six inches long, is peculiar to the Moluccas, is a very strong pepper. This and the

• preceding much used in chewing with the Pinanga, or nut of the Areca palm.
• PIPER longum, Syst. Pl. i. 76. Fl. Zeyl. 30. Bauh. Pin. 412. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 333. t. 116. f. 1. Cattutirpali, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 27. t. 14. Outlines, viii. 49. Gerard, 1539. Arrian, 170. Transt.— Our common long pepper.
• PIPER decumanum, 76. Sirium decumanum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 45. t. 27.— The leaves extremely large, and heart-shaped, often a foot in length. The fruit very slender, and four inches long. The twigs used against the power of magic.
• PIPER peltatum, 75. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 133. t. 59. f. 1.
• PIPER cubeba, Linn. Suppl. p. 90. Gerard, 1548.—Inhabits Java, also Guinea. Inferior in its powers to the common pepper. Gerard gives the figure of the berry.

TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• OLAX Zeylanica, 92. Fl. Zeyl. 34. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 217. scandens, Pl. of Cor. ii. 102.
• TAMARINDUS Indica, 92. Fl. Coch. ii. 488. Fl. Zeyl. 14. Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 90. t. 23. Rai. Hist. 1748. Ballampulli, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 39. t. 23. Gerard, 1607. Bauh. Pin. 403. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 217.
• RUMPHIA Amboinensis, 92. Rai. Hist. 156. Tsiem-tani, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 25. t. 11. Named in honor of the great florist of the island of Amboina.
• ROTALA verticillaris, 94. Mant. 175.
• IXIA Chinensis, 98. Fl. Coch. i. 46. Ralemcanda-Schularmandi, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 73. t. 37.
• COMMELINA vaginata, 115. Mant. 177.
• COMMELINA Benghalensis, 113. Fl. Coch. i. 49. Burm. Zeyl. 70.
• COMMELINA nudiflora, 115. Fl. Zeyl. 31.
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• COMMELINA cucultata, Syst. Pl. i. 115. Fl. Coch. i. 49. Burm. Ind. xviii. t. 7. f. 3.
• COMMELINA spirata, 116. Mant. ii. p. 176.
• HIPPOCRATEA Indica, Pl. of Cor. ii. 130.
• XYRIS Indica, Syst. Pl. i. 116. Fl. Zeyl. 35. Katsjiletri-pullo, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 139. t. 7.
• SCHOTNUS niveus, 120. Pee-mottenga, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 99. t. 53.
• SCHOTNUS lithospermus, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 16. t. 6. f. 2.
• SCHOTNUS paniculatus, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 22. t. 8. f. 1.
• SCHOTNUS coloratus, Syst. Pl. i. 120. Fl. Coch. i. 52. Gramen capitatum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 8. t. 3. f. 2.—According to the Malayes, a stalk of this grass sent to any person denotes that the bearer is a restless fellow, and does not know what to do with himself.
• CYPERUS haspan, 124. Fl. Zeyl. 37.
• CYPERUS esculentus, 124. Dulcis, Rumph. vi. tab. 3. fig. 1.—An European species.
• CYPERUS rotundus, 124. Fl. Coch. i. 53. Fl. Zeyl. 36.
• CYPERUS difformis, 125. Pluk. alm. t. 317. f. 5.
• CYPERUS iria, 125. Iria, seu Balari, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 105. t. 56.
• CYPERUS elatus, 125. Fl. Coch. i. 54. Amoen. Acad. iv. p. 301. Sloan. Jam. p. 36.
• CYPERUS pumilus, 128. Fl. Coch. i. 54. Pluk. alm. 179. t. 191. f. 8.
• CYPERUS triflorus, 128. Mant. 180.
• CYPERUS monti, Lin. Suppl. 102. Fl. Coch. i. 53. Mant. p. 102.
• CYPERUS distans, Lin. Suppl. 103. Mant. p. 103.
• SCIRPUS trigynus, Syst. Pl. i. 130. Mant. 180.
• SCIRPUS articulatus, 130. Tsieli, Rheed. Malah. xii. p. 135. t. 71.
• SCIRPUS capillaris, 135. Burm. Zeyl. 108. t. 47. f. 2.
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• SCIRPUS dichotomus, Syst. Pl. i. 136. Fl. Zeyl. 40.
• SCIRPUS echinatus, 136. Fl. Zeyl. 38.
• SCIRPUS miliaceus, 137. Fl. Coch. i. 55. Burm. Ind. t. 9. f. 2.
• SCIRPUS cyperoides, 137. Koll-pullu, Hort. Malab. xii. p. 119. t. 63.
• SCIRPUS luzulae, 139. Pluk. Mant. 97. t. 417. f. 3.
• SCIRPUS corymbosus, 139. Kadira-pullu, Rheed. Mal. xix. p. 97. t. 43.
• SCIRPUS squarrosus, 140. Motta-pulla, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 72. t. 38. Rue|nacu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 72. t. 36.
• SCIRPUS intricatus, 140. Scirpus capitatus, Burm. Fl. Ind. p. 21.
• SCIRPUS michelianus, 141. Bauh. Hist. ii. p. 523.
• SCIRPUS ciliaris, 141. Mant. 182.
• SCIRPUS cephalotus, 142. Brown. Jam. 129.
• SCIRPUS grossus, Lin. Suppl. 104.
• KYLLINGA monocephala, Lin. Suppl. 104.
• KYLLINGA triceps, Lin. Suppl. 104.
• KYLLINGA panicea, Lin. Suppl. 105.
• KYLLINGA umbellata, Lin. Suppl. 105.
• NARDUS ciliaris, Syst. Pl. 145.
• NARDUS Indica, Lin. Suppl. 105. Fl. Coch. i. 56. Outlines, i. 133.
• NARDUS Thomaea, Lin. Suppl. 105.
• POMMEREULLA cornucopiae, Lin. Suppl. 105.

TRIANDRIA DYGINIA.

• BOBARTIA Indica, Syst. Pl. i. 145. Fl. Coch. i. 58. Fl. Zeyl. 41.
• SACCHARUM spontaneum, 147. Fl. Coch. i. 65. Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 85. t. 46.
• SACCHARUM officinarum, 147. Fl. Coch. i. 66. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 186. t. 74. f. 1. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 146.
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• SACCHARUM spicatum, Syst. Pl. i. 147. Fl. Coch. i. 67. Tieria kuron|pullu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 117. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 17. tab. 7. f. 2. A.
• PHALARIS zizanoides, 151. Fl. Coch. i. 62. Mant. 183.
• PASPALUM scrobiculatum, 152. Mant. 29.
• PANICUM polystachion, 153. Fl. Coch. i. 58. Gramen caricosum alterum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 17. t. 7. f. 2. B.
• PANICUM glaucum, 153. Fl. Zeyl. 44.
• PANICUM Italicum, 154. Fl. Coch. i. 58. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 202. t. 75. f. 2.
• PANICUM crus corvi, 154. Fl. Coch. i. 59. Scop. Carn. ii. n. 71.
• PANICUM colonum, 155. Gramen articulatum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 13. t. 5. f. 3.
• PANICUM brizoides, 155. Pluk. alm. 174. t. 191. f. 1.
• PANICUM dimidiatum, 156. Burm. Ind. 25. t. 8. f. 3.
• PANICUM hirtellum, 156. Burm. Ind. t. 12. f. 1.
• PANICUM conglomeratum, 156. Mant. 324.
• PANICUM lineare, 158. Burm. Ind. 25. t. 10. f. 2.
• PANICUM distachyon, 158. Mant, 138.
• PANICUM compositum, 159. Fl. Zeyl. 42.
• PANICUM ramosum, 159. Mant. 29.
• PANICUM miliaceum, 160. Fl. Coch. i. 59. Bauh. Pin. 26. Theatr. 502.
• PANICUM arborescens, 161. Fl. Zeyl. 43.—Equal in height to the tallest trees, yet not thicker than a goose's quill. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 217.
• PANICUM curvatum, 161. Syst. Nat. xii. p. 730.
• PANICUM patens, 162. Hippogrostis Amboinensis, Rumph. Amb. vi. 14. t. 5. f. 3. Tsiama pullu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 75. t. 41.—The common food of horses, cows, and sheep in Amboina.
• PANICUM brevifolium, 162. Stum. Jam. i. p. 115. t. 72. f. 3.
• PANICUM elatius, Lin. Suppl. 107.
• PANICUM helvolum, Lin. Suppl. 107.
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• ALOPECURUS hordeiformis, Syst. Pl. i. 166. Fl. Coch. i. 60. Pluk. Alm. 177. t. 119. f. 1.
• MILIUM cimicinum, 168. Mant. 184.
• AGROSTIS matrella, 172. Mant. 185.
• AGROSTIS Indica, 176. Sloan. Jam. 35. Hist. i. p. 115. t. 73. f. 1.
• AGROSTIS radiata, 177. Fl. Coch. i. 63. Brown. Jam. 137.
• AGROSTIS tenacissima, Lin. Suppl. 107.
• POA amabilis, Syst. Pl. i. 188. Fl. Zeyl. 46.
• POA Malabarica, 189. Burm. Ind. t. 11. f. 2.
• POA Chinensis, 189. Fl. Coch. i. 69. Burm. Ind. t. 11. f. 3.
• POA tenella, 189. Gramen sumi, Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 4. f. 3. Tsiama pullu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 75. t. 4.
• POA Amboinensis, 191. Phoenix Amboinica montana, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 19. t. 7. f. 3.
• POA punctata, Lin. Suppl. 109.
• UNIOLA mucronata, Syst. Pl. i. 196.
• DACTYLIS lagopoides, 197. Burm. Ind. t. 10. f. 1.
• CYNOSURUS corocanus, 200. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 203. t. 76. f. 2. Tsitti|pullu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 149. t. 78.
• CYNOSURUS Indicus, 201. Gramen vaccinum femina, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 10. t. 4. f. 2. Kauara-pullu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 131. t. 69.
• CYNOSURUS Aegyptius, 200. Bauh. Pin. 7.
• CYNOSURUS Indicus, 200. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 10. tab. 4. f. 2.
• STIPA arguens, 220. Gramen arguens, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 15. t. 6. f. 1.
• STIPA spinifex, 220. Cyperus littoreus, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 6. t. 2. f. 2.
• ARUNDO bambos, 227. Fl. Coch. i. 70. Ily, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 25. tab. xvi. Bambos Arundinacea, Pl. of Cor. i. 79. where it is

• attached to the class of Hexandria Monogynia. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 142.
• ARUNDO donax, Syst. Pl. i. 227. Fl. Coch. i. 69. Hort. Cliff. 26. Os|beck's Travels, i. 25.—This is the Kaneh of the Hebrews. My friend the Rev. Samuel Dickinson's remarks on this article are worthy the reader's attention.

  This species grows in the warmer parts of Eu|rope, and also in India and China, and is much used for walking sticks and fishing rods. This is a fragile staff, and the only cane in use that has that property. Upon an accidental bruise it will break in shivers. It is the Kaneh of the Hebrews; and from its brittle quality we see the propriety of Rabshakah's allusion, 2 Kings, xviii. 21. Now behold thou trustest upon the staff of this bruised reed (kaneh), even upon Egypt, on which if a man lean, it will go into his hand and pierce it; so is Pharaoh king of Egypt unto all that trust on him. The Hebrew word having been introduced not only into the Greek and Latin, but most of the modern languages of Europe. The Spaniards call it Cannas, and the Italians Canna. It gave the name of Cane to all the sticks which resembled it, when they were first imported by the Dutch, &c. from the East Indies.

• ARUNDO phragmites, 227. Common reed, Gerard, 36. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 20. t. 5.
• ANTHISTERIA ciliata, Lin. Suppl. 113.
• ARISTIDA arundinacea, Syst. Pl. i. 230. Mant. 186.
• ARISTIDA hystrix, Lin. Suppl. 113.
• ROTTBOLLA compressa, Lin. Suppl. 114.
• ROTTBOLLA dimidiata, Lin. Suppl. 114.
• ROTTBOLLA exaltata, Lin. Suppl. 114.
• ROTTBOLLA corymbosa, Lin. Suppl. 114.
• LOLIUM distachion, Syst. Pl. i. 213. Mant. 187.
• HORDEUM nodosum, 237. Rai. Ang. iii. p. 397. t. 20. f. 2.

TRIANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

• ERIOCAULON quinquangulare, Syst. Pl. i. 243. Fl. Zeyl. 48.
• ERIOCAULON sexangulare, 243. Fl. Zeyl. 49. Burm. Ind. t. 9. f. 4.
• ERIOCAULON setaceum, 244. Fl. Coch. i. 77. Fl. Zeyl. 50. Tsieru-kotsijelleti pullu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 129. t. 63. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 17. tab. 7. f. 1.
• HOLOSTEUM hirsutum, 246. Amoen. Acad. iii. p. 21.
• MOLLUGO oppositifolia, 248. Fl. Zeyl. 52.
• MOLLUGO pentaphylla, 248. Fl. Zeyl. 51.

TETRANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• MONETIA barlerioides, L'Heretier Stirp. nov. 1. Lycium Indicum, Sch. Thes. i. p. 21. tab. 13. f. 2. Hort. Kew. i. 160.
• SCABIOSA atropurpurea, Syst. Pl. i. 283. Clus. Hist. ii. p. 3.
• HEDYOTIS fruticosa, 289. Fl. Zeyl. 63. Burm. Zeyl. 227. t. 107.
• HEDYOTIS auricularia, 289. Fl. Zeyl. 64. Muriguti, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 63. t. 32.
• HEDYOTIS herbacea, 289. Fl. Coch. i. 98. Flor. Zeyl. 65.
• HEDYOTIS maritima, Lin. Suppl. 119.
• HEDYOTIS pumila, Lin. Suppl. 119.
• HEDYOTIS graminifolia, Lin. Suppl. 119.
• SCABRITA scabra, Syst. Pl. i. 290. Linn. Pfl. Syst. iii. p. 89.
• GYROCARPUS Jacquini, Pl. of Cor. i. 1. Le Brun's Voy. ii. p. 257.
• SPERMACOCE hispida, Syst. Pl. i. 290. Burm. Zeyl. 163. t. 20. f. 3.
• SPERMACOCE articularis, Lin. Suppl. 120. Rumph. Amb. v. 6. p. 25. t. 10.
• ...

• SPERMACOCE stricta, Lin. Suppl. 120. Rumph. Amb. v. 6. p. 25.
• SPERMACOCE procumbens, Sp. corymbosa, Spec. Pl. ii. p. 149.
• KNOXIA Zeylonica, Syst. Pl. i. 298. Fl. Zeyl. 400. Rai. Sup. 246.
• IXORA coccinea, 311. Fl. Coch. i. 95. Fl. Zeyl. 22. Flamma sylvarum, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 105. t. 46. Lohetti, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 17. t. 13. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 218.
• IXORA alba, 311. Fl. Coch. i. 96. Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 19. t. 14.
• PAVETTA Indica, 312. Flammula sylvarum, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 107. t. 47. Rai. Hist. 1581. Pavette, f. Malleomothe, Rheed. Mal. v. p. 19. t. 10. Outlines, i. p. 218.
• CANSIERA scandens, Pl. of Cor. ii. 103.
• CALLICARPA Americana, Syst. Pl. i. 313. Fl. Coch. i. 88. Catesb. Carol. ii. p. 47. t. 47.
• CALLICARPA tomentosa, 314. Spec. Pl. ii. p. 172. Fl. Zeyl. 59. Outlines, i. p. 218.
• EXACUM sessile, 318. Fl. Zeyl. 61.
• EXACUM pedunculatum, 318. Pluk. Mant. 43. t. 343. f. 3.
• EXACUM punctatum, Lin. Suppl. 124.
• CISSUS vitiginea, Syst. Pl. i. 328. Fl. Coch. i. 105. Fl. Zeyl. 60. Rumph. Amb. v. 446. t. 164.
• CISSUS quadrangularis, 329. Fl. Coch. i. 106. Funis quadrangularis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 83. t. 44. f. 2.
• CISSUS trifoliata, 330. Fl. Coch. i. 105. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 447.
• SAMARA lecta, 333. Fl. Zeyl. 469. Outlines, i. p. 218.
• SIRIUM Myrtisolium, 335. Linn. Psl. Syst. iii. p. 128. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 2.—White and yellow Sanders, or Sandal Wood, so esteemed for its fragrance. Grows to perfection on the Malabar coast.
• LUDWIGIA oppositifolia, Syst. Pl. i. 336. Fl. Zeyl. 66.
• LUDWIGIA erigata, 336. Mant. 40.
• OLDENLANDIA repens, 337. Fl. Coch. i. 98. Crusta ollae minima, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 460. t. 170.
• ...

• OLDENLANDIA biflora, Syst. Pl. i. 338. Fl. Zeyl. 68.
• OLDENLANDIA umbellata, 338. Fl. Zeyl. 67. Pl. of Cor. i. 3.—Indian Madder pro|duces a fine yellow dye.
• OLDENLANDIA paniculata, 338. Fl. Coch. i. 99. Burm. Zeyl. 161. t. 71. f. 2.
• OLDENLANDIA stricta, 339. Pluk. Mant. ix. t. 332. f. 2.
• OLDENLANDIA hirsuta, Linn. Suppl. 127.
• AMMANNIA octandra, Linn. Suppl. 127.
• AMMANNIA pinnatifida, Linn. Suppl. 127.
• ELEAGNUS latifolia, Syst. Pl. i. 343. Fl. Coch. i. 113. Fl. Zeyl. 58.
• SANTALUM album, 344. Fl. Coch. i. 109. Woodvile's Med. Bot. iv. 136. Bauh. Pin. 392. Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 42. t. 11. Outlines, i. 140. Syrium myrtifolium?
• SALVADORA Persica, 347. Pl. of Cor. i. 26.
• CANTHIUM parvifolium, Pl. of Cor. i. 51.—Its thorny branches consti|tute an excellent fence. The fruit and leaves are edible.
• GYROCARPUS sacquini, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 1.—The wood is much used in India, on account of its lightness; to make rafts or catamarans.

TETRANDRIA TETRAGYNIA.

• ILEX Asiatica, Syst. Pl. i. 354. Lin. Sup. 11.
• COLDENIA procumbens, 355. Fl. Zeyl. 69. Rai. Sup. 281.

PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• HELIOTROPIUM Indicum, Syst. Pl. i. 380. Fl. Coch. i. 126. Fl. Zeyl. 70.
• HELIOTROPIUM parviflorum, 380. Fl. Zeyl. 470. Rai. Sup. 271.
• BORAGO Indica, 397. Fl. Zeyl. 71.
• BORAGO Zeylanica, 398. Burm. Ind. 41. t. 14. f. 2.
• TOURNEFORTIA argentea, Lin. Sup. 133. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 119. t. 55.
• CYCLAMEN Indicum, Syst. Pl. i. 415. Fl. Zeyl. 401.
• ...

• MENYANTHES Indica, Syst. Pl. i. 416. Fl. Zeyl. 72. Nymphaea ceramica, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 173. t. 72. f. 3. Nedel ambel, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 55. t. 28.
• MENYANTHES cristata, Pl. of Cor. ii. 105.
• HOTTONIA Indica, Syst. Pl. i. 417. Tsiunda Tsiera, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 71. t. 36.
• OTHIORHIZA munges, 426. Fl. Zeyl. 402.
• AZALEA Indica, 428. Rai. Hist. 1895.
• PLUMBAGO Zeylonica, 430. Fl. Zeyl. 73. Tumba codiveli, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 15. t. 8.
• PLUMBAGO rosea, 430. Radix vesicatoria, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 453. t. 168, Schetti-codiveli, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 17. t. 9.
• PORANA volubilis, 433. Burm. Ind. 51. t. 21. f. 1.
• CUSCUTA reflexa, Pl. of Cor. ii. 104.
• CONVOLVULUS medium, Syst. Pl. i. 436. Fl. Coch. i. 130. Tala-neli, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 113. t. 55.
• CONVOLVULUS hederaceus, 436. Hort. Cliff. 67.
• CONVOLVULUS obseurus, 437. Fl. Coch. i. 131. Dill. Elth. 98. t. 83. f. 95.
• CONVOLVULUS angularis, 437. Burm. Ind. 46. t. 19. f. 2.
• CONVOLVULUS batatas, 438. Fl. Coch. i. 131. Rai. Hist. 728. Bauh. Pin. 91. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 367. t. 130. Kappa-kelengu, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 95. t. 50.—This plant is much cultivated in the southern parts of Europe; the root is sweet and nourishing.
• CONVOLVULUS Malabaricus, 439. Fl. Coch. i. 132. Kattu-kelengu, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 105. t. 51.
• CONVOLVULUS anceps, 439. Mant. 43.
• CONVOLVULUS peltatus, 440. Rumph. Amb. v. 428. t. 157.
• CONVOLVULUS turpethum, 440. Fl. Zeyl. 74. Bauh. Pin. 149. Outlines, i. p. 218.
• ...

• CONVOLVULUS sericeus, Syst. Pl. i. 440. Burm. Ind. 44. t. 17. f. 1.
• CONVOLVULUS vitifolius, 442. Burm. Ind. 45. t. 18. f. 1.
• CONVOLVULUS paniculatus, 443. Modecca, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 39. t. 20.
• CONVOLVULUS reptans, 446. Olus vagum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 419. t. 155. f. 1.
• CONVOLVULUS hirtus, 447. Mill. Dict. n. 10.
• CONVOLVULUS Indicus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 432. t. 158.
• CONVOLVULUS pes caprae, Syst. Pl. i. 447. Fl. Coch. i. 134. Fl. Zeyl. 75. C. marinus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 433. t. 159. f. 1. Schouanna-adamboe, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 117. t. 57.
• CONVOLVULUS sublobatus, Lin. Sup. 135.
• CONVOLVULUS maximus, Lin. Sup. 137. Tiru Tali, Rheed. Mal. v. 11. p. 109. t. 53.
• IPOMOEA quamoclit, Syst. Pl. i. 448. Fl. Coch. i. 137. Fl. Zeyl. 77. Flos cardinalis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 421. t. 155. f. 2. Bauh. Pin. 398. Tsiura-cranti, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 123. t. 60. Outlines, i. p. 218.
• IPOMOEA bona nox, 450. Bauh. Pin. 296. Munda valli, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 103. t. 50.
• IPOMOEA campanulata, 450. Fl. Coch. i. 138. Adambae, Rheed., Mal. ii. p. 175. t. 56.
• IPOMOEA hastata, 451. Burm. Ind. 50. t. 18. f. 2.
• IPOMOEA hepaticifolia, 452. Fl. Zeyl. 79. Burm. Ind. 50. t. 20. f. 2.
• IPOMOEA pes tigridis, 452. Fl. Zeyl. 79. Pulli Schouadi, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 121. t. 59.
• NAUCLEA orientalis, 473. Fl. Coch. i. 174. Fl. Zeyl. 53. Katu Tsiaca, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 29. t. 33. Bancalus, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 84. t. 55.
• NAUCLEA parvifolia, Pl. of Cor. i. 52.
• NAUCLEA cordifolia, Pl. of Cor. i. 53.
• NAUCLEA purpurea, Pl. of Cor. i. 54.
• RONDELETIA Asiatica, Syst. Pl. i. 474. Fl. Zeyl. 80. Cupi, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 37. t. 23. Rai. Hist. 1494.
• ...

• VALLARIS pergulanus, Rumph. v. t. 7. v. 28. p. 51.
• SCAEVOLA Lobelia, Syst. Pl. i. 476. Fl. Zeyl. 313. Buglossum littoreum, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 116. t. 54.
• PSYCHOTRIA Asiatica, 477. Brown. Jam. 160. t. 17.
• PSYCHOTRIA serpens, 477. Linn. Pflanz. Syst. iii. p. 169.
• PSYCHOTRIA herbacea, 478. Karinta-kali, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 41. t. 21.
• MORINDA Umbeliata, 485. Fl. Coch. i. 173. Fl. Zeyl. 81. Rancudus an|gustifolia, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 157. t. 198. Outlines, i. p. 218.
• MORINDA citrifolia, 488. Fl. Coch. i. 174. Fl. Zeyl. 82. Rancudus latifolia, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 158. t. 99. Coda-pilaua, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 97. t. 52. Rai. Hist. 1442.
• MUSSAENDA Frendosa, 489. Fl. Coch. i. 188. Fl. Zeyl. 84. Folium principissae, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 111. t. 51. Belilla, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 27. t. 18. Rai. Hist. 1493. Outlines, i. p. 219.
• MIRABILIS jalapa, 490. Fl. Coch. i. 123. Fl. Zeyl. 85. Bauh. Pin. 168. Cius. Hist. ii. p. 87. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 253. tab. 89. Outlines, i. p. 219.
• DATURA metel, Syst. Pl. i. 498. Fl. Coch. i. 135. Fl. Zeyl. 86. Di|alba, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 242. t. 87. Hummatu, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 47. t. 28. Gerard, 348. fig. 1.
• DATURA ferox, 497. Gerard, 348. Rai. Hist. 748.
• PHYSALIS angulata, 509. Fl. Coch. i. 164. Fl. Zeyl. 97. Bauh. Pin. 166.
• PHYSALIS pubescens, 509. Fl. Coch. i. 164. Moris. Hist. iii. p. 527. f. 13. t. 3. f. 24.
• PHYSALIS minima, 509. Pee-inota, inodien, Rheed. Mal. x. t. 140. f. 71.
• PHYSALIS alkekengi, 508. Fl. Coch. i. 164. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 60. tab. 26. ••. 1.
• SOLANUM Melongena, 515. Fl. Coch. i. 161. Bauh. Pin. 167.
• SOLANUM ly••op••••••••••••n, 513. Fl. Coch. i. 161. Rumph. v. p. 410. t. 154. f. 1.
• ...

• SOLANUM insanum, Syst. Pl. i. 516. Bauh. Pin. 167. Trongum hortense' Rumph. Amb. v. p. 238. t. 85. Outlines, i. p. 219.
• SOLANUM ferox, 516. Ana Schunda, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 65. t. 35.
• SOLANUM Indicum, 518. Fl. Coch. i. 162. Fl. Zeyl. 94. Hort. Cliff. 61.
• SOLANUM nigrum, 514. Fl. Coch. i. 160. Nelen tsjunda, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 105. t. 75.
• SOLANUM album, Fl. Coch. i. 159. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 241.
• CAPSICUM baccatum, 521. Fl. Coch. i. 157. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 247. t. 88. f. 2.
• CAPSICUM grossum, 522. Bauh. Pin. 103.
• CAPSICUM frutescens, 522. Fl. Coch. i. 158. C. Indicum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 247. t. 88. f. 1, 3, 4. Outlines, i. p. 219.
• STRYCHNOS nux vomica, 522. Fl. Zeyl. 91. Bauh. Pin. 301. Rai. Hist. 1814. Caniram, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 67. t. 37. Fl. Coch. i. 154. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 4.—The wood of this tree is very useful, and constitutes one of the cures for the bite of venomous snakes, but is not so powerful as the Nagamusadie, the true Lignum colubrinum. Rai. Hist. 1661. Outlines, i. p. 219.
• STRYCHNOS potatorum, Lin. Sup. 148. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 5.—The ripe seeds of this plant are dried, and used for cleansing muddy water; being rubbed round the inside of the vessel, a sediment is soon deposited, and the fluid rendered clear and transparent.
• STRYCHNOS colubrina, Syst. Pl. i. 523. Bauh. Pin. 301. Modira caniram, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 10. t. 5. Rai. Hist. 1807. Rumph. Amb. ii. c. 46. t. 37.
• IGNATIA amara, Lin. Suppl. 149.
• CORDIA myxa, Syst. Pl. i. 529. Rai. Hist. 1555. Vidi moram, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 77. t. 37.
• CORDIA spinescens, 530. Mant. 206.
• CORDIA monoica, Pl. of Cor. i. 58.
• CORDIA sebestena, 530. Nouella nigra, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 226. t. 75.
• ...

• TECTONA grandis, Lin. Sup. 151. Theka Tekka, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 57. t. 27. Hort. Kew. i. 260. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 81. tab. iv. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 6. Satus, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 34. tab. 18.
• SIDEROXYLON spinosum, Syst. Pl. i. 538. Caro-moelli, Rheed. Mal. v. p. 77. t. 39. Rai. Hist. 1634.
• SIDEROXYLON tomentosum, Pl. of Cor. i. 28.
• RHAMNUS Lineatus, Syst. Pl. i. 544. Fl. Coch. i. 197. Burm. Zeyl. 188. t. 88. Outlines, i. p. 220.
• RHAMNUS napeca. 545. Fl. Zeyl. 87. Vidara littorea, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 119. t. 37.
• RHAMNUS jujuba, 545. Fl. Coch. i. 195. Fl. Zeyl. 89. Malus Indica, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 117. t. 36. Perim toddal, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. t. 41.
• RHAMNUS oenoplia, 545. Fl. Zeyl. 88.
• RHAMNUS circumscissus, Lin. Suppl. 152.
• RHAMNUS soporifer, Fl. Coch. i. 196.
• ANTHERURA rubra, Fl. Coch. i. 178. Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 211. tab. 136.
• VENTILAGO Maderaspatana, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 76.
• BUTNERIA herbacea, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 29.
• CEANOTHUS Asiaticus, Syst. Pl. i. 550. Fl. Zeyl. 98.
• MANGIFERA Indica, 563. Fl. Coch. i. 198. Fl. Zeyl. 471. Manga domestica, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 93. t. 25. Rai. Hist. 1550 Mao, f. Mau, f. Manghos, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 1. t. 1, 2. Outlines, i. p. 220. —The unripe fruits are pickled; the ripe luscious, and highly fragrant.
• MANGIFERA piunata, Lin. Suppl. 156.
• MANGIFERA saetida, Fl. Coch. i. 199. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 98. tab. 28.—A large tree, producing a bitter unwholesome fruit.
• ...

• AQUILICIA sambucina, Syst. Pl. i. 568. Frutex aquosus femina, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 103. t. 44.
• HEDERA terebinthinacea. Linn. Zeyl. 624. Burm. Zeyl. 28.
• VITIS Indica, Syst. Pl. i. 569. Fl. Coch. i. 192. Fl. Zeyl. 99. Scembra Valli, Rheed. Mal. vii. 11. t. 6.—From its berries is distilled an agreeable fermented liquor.
• VITIS trifolia, 570. Folium Caussonis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 450. t. 166. f. 2.
• VITIS heptaphylla, 570. Mant. 212.
• ACHYRANTHES aspera, 574. Fl. Zeyl. 105. Auricula canis, mas, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 17. t. 12. f. 1. Cadeli, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 155. t. 78.
• ACHYRANTHES sanguinolenta, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 60. t. 27. f. 2.
• ACHYRANTHES muricata, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 235. t. 83. f. 2.
• ACHYRANTHES lappacea, Syst. Pl. i. 575. Fl. Zeyl. 103. Wellia Codiveli, Rheed. Mal. x. t. 59.
• ACHYRANTHES hispida, Cauda felis, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 82. t. 35.
• ACHYRANTHES spiciflora, Cauda felis agrestis, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 84.
• ACHYRANTHES Corymbosa, Syst. Pl. i. 576. Fl. Zeyl. 100.
• ACHYRANTHES prostrata, 576. Auris canina, femina, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 26. t. 11.
• ACHYRANTHES alternifolia, Lin. Suppl. 159. Burm. Zeyl. xvii. t. 4. f. 2.
• ACHYRANTHES patula, Lin. Suppl. 160.
• CELOSIA margaritacea, Syst. Pl. i. 577. Fl. Coch. i. 293. Bauh. Pin. 121. Belutta adeca manian, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 77. t. 39.
• CELOSIA coccinea, 578. Bauh. Pin. 121.
• CELOSIA castrensis, 578. Fl. Coch. i. 202. Amaranthus vulgaris, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 236. t. 84.
• CELOSIA lanata, 579. Fl. Zeyl. 102.
• CELOSIA nodiflora, 579. Fl. Zeyl. 101.
• ILLECEBRUM brachiatum, 580. Mant. 213.
• ...

• ILLECEBRUM sanguinolentum, Syst. Pl. i. 580. Verbena rubra, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 60. t. 27. f. 2.
• ILLECEBRUM lanatum, 580. Fl. Coch. i. 201. Scherubala, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 75. t. 29.
• ILLECEBRUM Benghalense, 582. Mant. 213.
• ILLECEBRUM monsoniae, Lin. Suppl. 161. Pluk. alm. xi. t. 334. f. 2.
• ILLECEBRUM sessile, Syst. Pl. i. 584. Fl. Coch. i. 202. Fl. Zeyl. 116. Coluppa, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 21. t. 9. Olus squillarum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 37. t. 15. f. 1.
• CINCHONA excelsa, Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 106.
• PAEDERIA foetida, Syst. Pl. i. 589. Convolvulus foetidus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 436. t. 160.
• CARISSA carandas, 589. Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 57. t. 25. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 77.—The fruit much esteemed for conserves and pickles.
• CARISSA spmarum, 590. Spina spinarum, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 76. t. 19. f. 1.
• CERBERA manghas, 591. Fl. Coch. i. 168. Flor. Zeyl. 106. Bauh. Pin. 440. Rai. Hist. 1552. Arbor lactaria, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 243. t. 81. Odollam, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 71. t. 39. Outlines, i. p. 220.
• GARDENIA florida, 592. Fl. Coch. i. 183. Cotsjopiri, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 26. t. 14. f. 2.
• GARDENIA gummifera, Linn. Suppl. 164.—From the bark and leaves distilling a gum very like the gum Elemi.
• GARDENIA Thunbergia, Linn. Suppl. 162. Berkius, Sonnerat, N. Guinea, 48. tab. xvii.
• VINCA rosea, Syst. Pl. i. 594. Fl. Coch. i. 196. Mill. Dict. n. 3. pusilla, Linn. Suppl. 166.
• ARDISIA solanacea, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 27.
• NERIUM oleander, Syst. Pl. i. 594. Fl. Coch. i. 141. Fl. Zeyl. 108. Bauh. Pin. 464. Areli, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 1. t. 1, 2. Outlines, i. p. 221.
• ...

• NERIUM Zeylanicum, Syst. Pl. i. 595. Burm. Zeyl. 23. t. 12. f. 2.
• NERIUM divaricatum, 595. Fl. Coch. i. 142. Fl. Zeyl. 109.
• NERIUM antidysentericum, 595. Fl. Coch. i. 142. Fl. Zeyl. 107. Codaga pala, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 85. t. 47.
• NERIUM tinctorium, Oriental Repert. 39. tab. ibid. Outlines, ii. p. 319.—Dis|covered by Doctor Wil. Roxburgh.
• PLUMERIA obtusa, Syst. Pl. i. 599. Fl. Coch. i. 144. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 85. t. 38.
• ECHITES caudata, 597. Burm. Ind. 68. t. 26.
• ECHITES scholaris, 597. Lignum scholare, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 246. t. 82.
• ECHITES spinosa, Carandus, Rumph. vii. p. 57. t. 25.
• EHRETIA aspera, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 55.
• EHRETIA laevis, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 56.
• EHRETIA buxifolia, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 57.
• TABERNAEMONTANA alternifolia, Syst. Pl. i. 600. Curutu-pala, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 83. t. 43. Rai. Hist. 1751.
• TABERNAEMONTANA bufulina, Fl. Coch. i. 145. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 133. tab. 67.
• CEROPEGIA candelabrum, Syst. Pl. i. 601. Fl. Coch. i. 140. Niota-nio|dem-valli, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 27. t. 16.
• CEROPEGIA biflora, 601. Fl. Zeyl. 46.
• CEROPEGIA bulbosa, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 7.
• CEROPEGIA acuminata, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 8.
• CEROPEGIA tuberosa, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 9.
• CEROPEGIA juncea, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 10.—The four preceding species are esculent.

PENTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

• PERGULARIA glabra, Syst. Pl. i. 602. Flos pergulanus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 51. t. 29. f. 2.
• PERIPLOCA Indica, 603. Fl. Zeyl. 412.
• PERIPLOCA esculenta, Linn. Suppl. 168. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 2.—Eaten by the Cin|galese; by cattle only in the Decan.
• APOCYNUM fruteseens, Syst. Pl. i. 607. Fl. Zeyl. 114.
• APOCYNUM reticulatum, 607. Fl. Coch. i. 208. Olus crudum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 75. t. 40.
• ASCLEPIAS gigantea, 608. Fl. Zeyl. 112. Ericus, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 53. t. 31.
• ASCLEPIAS volubilis, Linn. Suppl. 170.
• ASCLEPIAS asthmatica, Linn. Suppl. 171. Fl. Zeyl. n. 490.
• ASCLEPIAS lactifera, Syst. Pl. i. 611. Fl. Zeyl. 111.
• HERNIARIA lenticulata, 616. Bauh. Pin. 281.
• STERIS savana, 629.
• STAPELIA adscendens, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 30.
• ULMUS integrifolia, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 78.—A large tree, grows in the mountains of the Circars. Its wood used for various purposes.
• GOMPHRENA globosa, Syst. Pl. i. 630. Fl. Coch. i. 218. Fl. Zeyl. 115. Flos globosus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 289. t. 100. f. 2. Wadapu, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 73. t. 37.
• GOMPHRENA hispida, 630. Nin-angani, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 141. t. 72.
• NAMA Zeylanica, 633. Fl. Zeyl. 117. t. 2.
• GENTIANA heteroclita, 646. Mant. 560.
• ...

• GENTIANA verticillata, Linn. Suppl. 174.
• HYDROCOTYLE Asiatica, Pes equinus, Rumph. Amb. v. 455. t. 169, f. 1.
• SIUM ninsi, Syst. Pl. i. 694. Kaempf. Amoen. 817. t. 818.

PENTANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

• SEMECARPUS anacardium, Linn. Suppl. 182. Bauh. Pin. 571. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 12.—Called marking nut by the English, as being applied to that purpose.
• RHUS cominia, Syst. Pl. i. 730. Malago maram, Rheed. Mal. v. p. 49. t. 25. Cobbe, 730. Fl. Zeyl. 441.
• XYLOPHYLLA longifolia, 740. Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 19. t. 12.
• PHARNACEUM mollugo, 744. Burm. Ind. 31. t. 5. f. 4.
• PHARNACEUM depressum, 745. Mant. 562.
• PHARNACEUM distichum, 746. Mant. 221.
• BASSELLA rubra, 748. Fl. Zeyl. 119. Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 45. t. 24. Gandola rubra, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 417. t. 154.
• BASSELLA lucida, 748.
• BASSELLA alba, 748. Gandola alba, Rumph. Amb. v. 417. t. 154. f. 2.

PENTANDRIA TETRAGYNIA.

• EVOLVULUS gangeticus, Syst. Pl. i. 750. Amoen. Acad. iv. p. 306. n. 121.
• EVOLVULUS alsinoides, 750. Fl. Zeyl. 76. Vistnu-clandi, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 131. t. 64.
• EVOLVULUS tridentatus, 751. Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 133. t. 65.
• EVOLVULUS emarginatus, Linn. Suppl. 186. Burm. Ind. 77. t. 30.
• ...

• ARALIA Chinensis, Syst. Pl. i. 752. Fl. Coch. i. 234. Frutex aquosus mas, Rumph. Amb. iv. 103. t. 45.

PENTANDRIA PENTAGYNIA.

• DROSERA Indica, Syst. Pl. i. 768. Fl. Zeyl. 121. Araca-puda, Rheed. Mal. x. t. 20.
• CRASSULA scutellaria, Scutellaria prima, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 75. t. 30.
• GISEKIA pharnacioides, Syst. Pl. i. 768. Murray, Com. Nou. G••tt. t. 3. p. 67. t. 2. f. 1.

HEXANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• BAMBOS arundinacea, Pl. of Cor. i. 79. See p. 247.
• BAMBOS stricta, Pl. of Cor. i. 80.
• BROMELIA ananas, Syst. Pl. ii. 6. Ananassa, Rumph. Amb. v. 227. t. 81. Outlines, i. p. 221.
• BROMELIA sylvestris, Fl. Zeyl. 131. Pandanus verus, Rumph. Amb. iv. 139. t. 74.
• BURMANNIA disticha, B. spica gemina, Burm. Zeyl. 50. t. 20. f. 1. Fl. Zeyl. 128.
• TRADESCANTIA Malabarica, Syst. Pl. ii. 11. Tali-pulli, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 123. t. 63.
• TRADESCANTIA Axillaris, 11. Nir-pulli, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 28. t. 13. Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 107.
• TRADESCANTIA cristata, 12. Fl. Zeyl. 32. Rai. Hist. 566.
• TRADESCANTIA papilionacea, 12. Burm. Ind. 17. t. 7. f. 11.
• TRADESCANTIA tuberosa, Pl. of Cor. ii. 108.
• TRADESCANTIA paniculata, Pl. of Cor. ii. 109.
• PONTEDERIA ovata, Syst. Pl. ii. 13. Narnkilo, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 67. t. 34.
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• PONTEDERIA vaginalis, Syst. Pl. ii. 13. Olus palustre. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 178. t. 75. f. 1. Carimbola, Rheed. Mal. xi. t. 91. f. 4. Pl. of Cor. ii. 110.
• PONTEDERIA hastata, 14. Fl. Zeyl. 129. Carimgola, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 91. t. 44. Lin. Suppl. p. 192. Pl. of Cor. ii. 111.
• PANCRATIUM zeylanicum, 21. Fl. Zeyl. 126. Lilium Indicum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 161, t. 70. f. 2. Catulli-pola, Rheed. Mal. ii. t. 40. Outlines, i. p. 221.
• PANCRATIUM amboinense, 23. Cepa sylvestries, Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 70. f. 1.
• CRINUM asiaticum, 23. Fl. Coch. i. 244. Fl. Zeyl. 127. Radix toxicaria, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 155. t. 69. Belletta pola, taly, Rheed Mal. ii. p. 75. t. 38. L'Heritier Sert. Angl. 8. Outlines, i. p. 222.
• CRINUM nervosum, L'Heritier Sert. Angl. 8. Caepa Sylvestris, Rumph. Amb. vi. 160. t. 70. f. 1.
• AMARYLLIS orientalis, Syst. Pl. ii. 27. Mill. Dict. p. 11.
• AMARYLLIS latifolia, L'Heritier Sert. Ang. 14. Rheed Mal. xi. 77. t. 39.
• AMARYLLIS Zeylanica, L'Heritier Sert. Ang. 14. Rumph. Amb. v. 306. t. 105.
• AMARYLLIS sarniensis, Syst. Pl. ii. 27. Fl. Coch. i. 247.
• GLORIOSA duperba, 49. Fl. Zeyl. 122. Mendoni, Rheed. Mal. vii. t. 107. f. 57. Outlines, i. p. 222.
• LEONTICE Leontopetaloides, 67. Amoen. Act. viii. p. 211. t. 113.
• ASPARAGUS falcatus, 69. Fl. Zeyl. 123.
• ASPARAGUS sarmentosus, 71. Fl. Zeyl. 124. Schadaueli Kelangu, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 19.
• DRACAENA Draco, 71. Bauh. Pin. 503. Clus. Hist. i. p. 1.
• DRACAENA terminalis, 72. Terminalis alba, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 79. t. 34.
• DRACAENA ensifolia, 72. Fl. Coch. i. 243. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 145. t. 73.
• DRACAENA graminifolia, 72. Terminalis rubra sylvestris, Rumph. Amb. iv. 81. t. 34.
• DRACAENA ferrea. 72. Fl. Coch. i. 242. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 79. tab. 34. f. 2.
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• CURCULIGO orchioides, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 13.
• POLIANTHES tuberosa, Syst. Pl. ii. 76. Fl. Coch. i. 253. Bauh. Pin. 47. Amica nocturna, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 285. t. 98. Outlines, i. p. 222.
• ALETRIS hyacinthoides, 82. Fl. Zeyl. 130. Katu kapel. Rheed. Mal. xi. p. 83. t. 42.
• ALOE perfoliata, 84. Fl. Coch. i. 252. Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 7. t. 3.
• AGAVE vivipara, Aloe Americana, Rumph. v. p. 273. t. 94.
• CALAMUS rotang, Syst. Pl. ii. 93. Fl. Zeyl. 468. Bauh. Pin. 405. Isieru. Isiurel, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 121. t. 64, 65. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 97. t. 51. Outlines, i. p. 222.
• CAPURA purpurata, 107. Mant. 225.
• LORANTHUS pentandrus, 109. Mant. 63.
• LITCHI Chinensis, Sonnerat. 11. 23. tab. 129.—A native of China; culti|vated in Bengal; esteemed a delicious fruit.

HEXANDRIA DIGYNIA.

• ORYZA sativa, Syst. Pl. ii. 113. Fl. Coch. i. 266. Bauh. Pin. 24.

HEXANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

• FLAGELLARIA indica, Syst. Pl. ii. 124. Fl. Coch. i. 262. Fl. Zeyl. 133. Palmijuncus brevis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 120. t. 59. f. 2. Panambu|valli, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 99. t. 53.

HEPTANDRIA TETRAGYNIA.

• APONOGETON monostachyon, Linn. Suppl. 214. Parva Kelanga, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 31. t. 15. Pl. of Cor. i. 81.—Roots taste like potatoes.
• ...

• SAURURUS natans, Syst. Pl. ii. 138. Parya Kelanga, Rheed. Mal. xi. p. 31. t. 15.

OCTANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• OSBECKIA Chinensis, Syst. Pl. ii. 145. Fl. Coch. i. 181. Rai. Suppl. App. 236.
• OSBECKIA zeylanica, Linn. Suppl. 215.
• ALLOPHYLUS zeylanicus, 155. Fl. Zeyl. 140.
• MIMUSOPS elengi, 156. Fl. Zeyl. 138. Rai. Hist. 1564. Flos cuspidum, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 189. t. 63. Rheed. Mal. i. p. 34. t. 20 Out+lines, i. p. 222. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 14.
• MIMUSOPS Kauki, 156. Fl. Zeyl. 137. Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 19. tab. 8.
• MIMUSOPS hexandra, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 15.
• JAMBOLIFERA pedunculata, Syst. Pl. ii. 156. Fl. Coch. ii. 283. Fl. Zeyl. 139. Jambolana, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 131. t. 42. Bauh. Pin. 460. Outlines, i. p. 222.
• GUAREA trichilioides, 157. Brown. Jam. 279.
• AMYRIS protium, Syst. Pl. ii. 159. Tingulong, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 54. t. 23. f. 1.
• AMYRIS ambrosiaca, Linn. Suppl. 216. Fl. Coch. i. 283.
• COMBRETUM decandrum, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 59.
• GRISLEA tomentosa, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 31.
• ROXBURGHIA gloriosiodes, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 32.
• MOLINAEA canescens, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 60.
• ORNITROPHE serrata, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 61.
• DODONAEA viscosa, Syst. Pl. ii. 162. Fl. Zeyl. 141. Cariophyllaster litoreus, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 110. t. 50.
• ...

• LAWSONIA inermis, Syst. Pl. ii. 163. Fl. Zeyl. 135. Pontaletsce, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 117. t. 57. Bauh. Pin. 476.
• LAWSONIA spinosa, 163. Fl. Coch. i. 281. Fl. Zeyl. 134. Mail. anschi, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 73. t. 40.
• LAWSONIA falcata, Fl. Coch. i. 282. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 58. tab. 25. f. 1.
• MEMECYLON capitellatum, Syst. Pl. ii. 163. Fl. Zeyl. 136.
• MEMECYLON edule, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 82.—Its berries are eaten by the natives.
• DAPHNE pendula, Smith. Pl. Ic. t. 34. Icapolia composita, Lin. Suppl. 409.

OCTANDRIA DIGYNIA.

• SCHMIEDELIA racemosa, Syst. Pl. ii. 201. Burm. Ind. 81. t. 32. f. 1.

OCTANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

• POLYGONUM orientale, Syst. Pl. ii. 208. Schouanna modela muccu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 147. t. 76. (non) 77.
• POLYGONUM Chinense, 211. Fl. Coch. i. 297. Burm. Ind. 90. t. 30. f. 3.
• POLYGONUM perfoliatum, 212. Fl. Coch. i. 298. Burm. Ind. 90. t. 31. f. 2.
• PAULLINIA asiatica, 216. Fl. Zeyl. 143. Kaka-toddali, Rheed. Mal. v. p. 81. t. 41.
• CARDIOSPERMUM halicacabum, 220. Fl. Coch. i. 294. Fl. Zeyl. 142. Bauh. Pin. 743. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 60. t. 24. f. 2.
• SAPINDUS Saponaria, 220. Fl. Coch. i. 193. Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 134.
• SAPINDUS trifoliatus, 221. Fl. Zeyl. 603. Paerinsii. s. Vercaepaelongi, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 43. t. 1.
• SAPINDUS rubiginosa, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 62.

ENNEANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• LAURUS cinnamomum, Syst. Pl. ii. 225. Fl. Coch. i. 305. Fl. Zeyl. 145. Bauh. Pin. 408. Katou Karua, Rheed. Mal. v. p. 105. t. 53. Outlines, i. p. 222.
• LAURUS cassia, 225. Fl. Zeyl. 146. Carna, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 107. t. 59. Outlines, i. p. 227.
• LAURUS camphora, 226. Fl. Coch. i. 306. Camphora officinarum, Bauh. Pin. 500. Outlines, iii. p. 214.
• LAURUS culilaban, 226. Cortex Caryophylloides, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 65. t. 14.
• LAURUS malabratum, Sindor, Rumph. ii. c. 23. p. 69.
• LAURUS indica, 227. Fl. Coch. i. 311. Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 68. t. 42.
• ANACARDIUM occidentale, Fl. Zeyl. 165. Fl. Coch. i. 304. Bauh. Pin. 512. Cassuirum, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 177. t. 69. Kapa-maua, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 65. t. 54. Outlines, i. p. 227.
• CASSYTA filiformis, Syst. Pl. ii. 230. Cuscuta, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 491. t. 184. f. 4. Acatsia valli, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 83. t. 44.
• CASSYTA corniculata, 231. Cassutha cornea, Rumph. Amb. vii. c. 59. p. 52.

DECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• RHEUM undulatum, Hort. Kew. ii. 21. Rumph. Amb. vi. 148. c. 39. Outlines, iii. 171.
• SOPHORA tomentosa, Syst. Pl. ii. 241. Fl. Zeyl. 163. Rai. Hist. 1720.
• SOPHORA heptaphylla, 242. Fl. Zeyl. 164. Anticholeriea, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 60. t. 22. Outlines, i. p. 227.
• BAUHINIA scandens, 245. Folium linguae, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 1. t. 1. Naga-mu-valli, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 57. t. 29.—A tree about twenty-four feet high.
• ...

• BAUHINIA variegata, Syst. Pl. ii. 246. Chouana mandaru, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 57. t. 32. Rai. Hist. 1751.—A tall tree.
• BAUHINIA purpurea, 247, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 59. t. 33. Rai. Hist. p. 1751.
• BAUHINIA tomentosa, 247. Fl. Zeyl. 147. Chanschena pou, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 63. t. 35. Rai. Hist. 1752. Outlines, i. p. 228.—About twelve feet high.
• BAUHINIA acuminata, 247. Fl. Zeyl. 148. Velutta mandaree, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 61. t. 34. Rai. Hist. 1751.—A low tree. Rheed gives to two of this genus the name of Flos St. Thomae, as stained with the blood of the apostle. Sonnerat, ii. 228. tab. 128. has the figure of a tree with that title; he says that the flowers are very fragrant.
• CASSIA diphylla, 249.
• CASSIA absus, 249. Fl. Zeyl. 153. Bauh. Pin. 332.
• CASSIA tagera, 249. Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 103. t. 52. Rai. Hist. 1743.
• CASSIA tora, 250. Fl. Coch. i. 322. Fl. Zeyl. 152. Rai. Hist. 1743.
• CASSIA bicapsularis, 250. Mill. Dict. n. 7.
• CASSIA obtusifolia, 251. Gallinaria rotundifolia, v. 283. t. 97. f. 2. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 283. t. 97. f. 2.
• CASSIA fistula, 252. Woodvile. iii. 449. Fl. Zeyl. 149. Bauh. Pin. 405. Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 83. t. 21. Conna, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 37. t. 21.
• CASSIA planisiliqua, 252. Flos flavus, Rumph. Amb. iv. 63. t. 27.
• CASSIA alata, Lin. Suppl. 254. Herpetica, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 35. t. 18.
• CASSIA sophera, Syst. Pl. ii. 255. Fl. Coch. i. 324. Fl. Zeyl. 150. Bauh. Pin. 352. Gallinaria acutifolia, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 283. t. 97. f. 1. Ponnan Tongera, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 101. t. 52.
• CASSIA auriculata, 255. Fl. Zeyl. 151.
• CASSIA javanica, 256. Bauh. Pin. 403.
• CASSIA nictitans, 257. Amoena maesta, Rumph. Amb. vi. 147. t. 67. f. 1.
• CASSIA mimosoides, 257. Fl. Zeyl. 154.
• CASSIA precumbens, 257. Fl. Coch. i. 324. Gestreckte Cassie, Linn. Pstan|zensyst, iii. 527.
• ...

• MARSANA buxifolia, Sonnerat, ii. 245. tab. 131.—A shrub six or seven feet high.
• POLNCIANA bijuga, Syst. Pl. ii. 258. Fl. Coch. i. 319. Crista pavonis, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 53. t. 20. Jacq. Am. 123.
• POINCIANA pulcherrima, 258. Fl. Coch. i. 319. Rai. Hist. 981. Tsietti mandaru, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 1. t. 1. Flos Pavonis, Merian Surin. 45. Jacq. Am. 122.—A thriving shrub of great beauty: its flowers large and of a fine red and yellow; common to East and West-Indies.
• POINCIANA elata, 258. Fl. Coch. i. 320. Fl. Zeyl. 159.
• CAESALPINIA sappan, 259. Fl. Coch. i. 320. Fl. Zeyl. 158. Bauh. Pin. 393. Lignum Sappan, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 56. t. 21. Tsiam pangam, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 3. t. 2. Pl. Cor. i. tab. 16.— A wood of the highest use in dying.
• GUILANDINA bonduc, 260. Fl. Zeyl. 157. Frutex globulorum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 89. t. 48. Outlines, i. p. 228.
• GUILANDINA bonducella, 260. Fl. Coch. i. 325. Fl. Zeyl. 156. Globuli majores, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 92. t. 49. f. 1. Caretti, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 35, t. 22.
• GUILANDINA nugae, 261. Nugae sylvarum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 94. t. 50.
• GUILANDINA moringa, 261. Fl. Zeyl. 155. Bauh. Pin. 416. Morungu, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 19. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 184. t. 74, 75.
• SWIETENIA febrifuga, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 17.
• SWIETENIA chloroxylon, Pl. of Cor. i. 64.—The wood of both the above ex|tremely useful for common purposes.
• GOETNERA racemosa, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 18.—A plant cultivated for its beauty.
• CYNOMETRA cauliflora, Syst. Pl. ii. 263. Fl. Zeyl. 166. Cynomorium, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 163. t. 42.
• CYNOMETRA ramiflora, 263. Fl. Zeyl. 167. Cynomorium sylvestre, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 164. t. 63. Tripa, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 65. t. 31. Rai. Hist. 1675.
• ...

• PROSOPIS spicigera, Syst. Pl. ii. 267. Burm. Ind. 102. t. 25. f. 3. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 63.
• CHALCAS paniculata, 268. Camunium, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 26. t. 17.
• MURRAYA exotica, 268. Lin. Pfl. Syst. iii. p. 541.
• BERGERA Kaenigii, 268. Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 112.—A principal ingredient in Curry.
• ADENANTHERA pavonina, 269. Fl. Zeyl. 160. Coralaria parvifolia, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 173. t. 109. Mandsiadi, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 25. t. 14. Rai. Hist. 1752.
• ADENANTHERA falcata, 269. Clypearia alba, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 176. t. 111.
• TURRAEA virens, 271. Smith. Pl. Ic. x. Lin. Mant. ii. 237.
• MELIA azederach, 271. Fl. Coch. i. 329. Fl. Zeyl. 162. Rai. Hist. 1546. Bauh. Pin. 415.
• MELIA azadirachta, 272. Fl. Zeyl. 161. Bauh. Pin. 416. Aria Bepou, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 107. t. 52.
• TRIBULUS lanuginosus, 277. Fl. Zeyl. 168.
• LIMONIA monophylla, 279. Fl. Coch. i. 333. Burm. Zeyl. 143. t. 65. f. 1. Outlines, i. p. 228. Pl. of Cor. i. 83.
• LIMONIA pentaphylla, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 84.
• LIMONIA arborea, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 85.
• LIMONIA crenulata, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 86.
• LIMONIA trifoliata, Syst. Pl. ii. 279. Burm. Ind. 103. t. 35. f. 1.
• LIMONIA acidissima, 279. Fl. Zeyl. 175. Anisifolium, Rumph. Amb. ii. t. 43. Catu, Tsieru Naregam, Rheed. Mal. iv. t. 14.
• GETONIA floribunda, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 87.
• JUSSIEVA repens, Syst. Pl. ii. 281. Fl. Zeyl. 169. Nir Carambu, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 99. t. 51. Rai. Hist. 1510.
• JUSSIEVA erecta, 282. Fl. Zeyl. 170. Herba vitiliginum, Rumph. Amb. vi. 49. t. 21. f. 1.
• ...

• JUSSIEVA tenella, Syst. Pl. ii. 282. Burm. Ind. 103. t. 34. f. 2.
• JUSSIEVA suffruticosa, 282. Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 41. Carambu, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 55. t. 49. Rai. Hist. 1510.
• QUISQUALIS Indica, 283. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 71. t. 38.
• DAIS octandra, 284. Burm. Ind. t. 33. f. 2.
• MELASTOMA aspera, 286. Fl. Zeyl. 172. Fragarius ruber. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 135. t. 71. Katou Kadali, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 91. t. 43. Rai. Hist. 1493.
• MELASTOMA Malabathrica, 286. Fl. Zeyl. 171. Kedali, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 87. 42. Fragrarius niger, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 137. t. 72.
• MELASTOMA octandra, 287. Fl. Zeyl. 173.
• MELASTOMA crispata, 288. Funis muraenarum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 66. t. 35.

DECANDRIA DYGYNIA.

• TRIANTHEMA decandra, Syst. Pl. ii. 307. Burm. Ind. 110. t. 31. f. 3.
• BANISTERIA Benghalensis, 372. Fl. Zeyl. 176.
• BANISTERIA tetraptora, Sonnerat, ii. 238. tab. 135.—A small tree of the Malabar coast. Cultivated by the Indians, to adorn their idols with the flowers.

DECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

• ERYTHROXYLON monogynum, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 88.

DECANDRIA PENTAGYNIA.

• AVERRHOA bilimbi, Syst. Pl. ii. 325. Fl. Coch. i. 354. Fl. Zeyl. 177. Bilinbingum teres, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 118. t. 36. Bilimbi, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 55. t. 45, 46. Rai. Hist. 1449. Outlines, i. p. 228.
• AVERRHOA Carambola, 375. Fl. Coch. i. 354. Fl. Zeyl. 178. Bauh. Pin. 433. Prunum stellatum, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 115. t. 35. Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 51. t. 43, 44. Rai. Hist. 1449.
• ...

• AVERRHOA acida, Syst. Pl. ii. 375. Fl. Zeyl. 179. Neli poli, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 57. t. 47, 48. Rai. Hist. 1450. Cheramela, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 34. t. 33. f. 2.
• SPONDIAS mombin, 375. Mill. Dict. n. 1.
• COTYLEDON lasciniata, 378. Fl. Coch. i. 352. Planta anatis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 275. t. 95.
• OXALIS sensitiva, 390. Fl. Coch. i. 352. Fl. Zeyl. 180. Herba sentiens, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 301. t. 104. f. 2. Bauh. Pin. 259. Todda vaddi, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 33. t. 19.
• OXALIS corniculata, Fl. Coch. i. 350. Oxys lutea Indica, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 277.

DECAGYNIA.

• PHYTOLACCA icosandra, Syst. Pl. ii. 407. Mill. Dict. t. 207.

DODECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• BASSIA longifolia, Syst. Pl. ii. 412.
• BASSIA latifolia, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 19.
• RHIZOPHORA conjugata, Syst. Pl. ii. 413. Fl. Zeyl. 181.
• RHIZOPHORA gymnorhiza, 413. Fl. Coch. i. 364. Mangium celsum, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 102. t. 68. Candel, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 57. t. 31, 32. Rai. Hist. 1769.
• RHIZOPHORA candel, 413. Tsierou Kandel, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 63. t. 35. Rai. Hist. 1770.
• RHIZOPHORA corniculata, 413. Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 117. t. 77.
• RHIZOPHORA mangle, 414. Bau. Hist. i. p. 415. Mangium calendarium, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 108. t. 71, 72. Peekandel, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 91. t. 34. Rai. Hist. 1770.
• RHIZOPHORA cylindrica, 414. Karil kandel, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 59. t. 33. Rat. Hist. 1770. Mangium minus, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 106. t. 69.
• RHIZOPHORA caseolaris, 414. Fl. Coch. i. 363. Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 111. t. 73. 74.
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• RHIZOPHORA corniculata, Syst. Pl. ii. 413. Mangium fruticosum corni|culatum, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 117. t. 77.
• GARCINIA mangostana, 416. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 132. t. 43. Outlines, iii. p. 40.
• GARCINIA cornea, 417. Lignum corneum, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 55. t. 30.
• GARCINIA celebica, 416. Mangostana celebica, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 134. t. 44.
• CRATAEVA tapia, 419. Fl. Zeyl. 211. Nurruala, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 49. t. 22. Rai. Hist. 1644. Outlines, i. p. 228.
• CRATAEVA marmelos, 419. Fl. Zeyl. 212. Bauh. Pin. 425. Bilanus, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 197. t. 81. Coualam, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 37. t. 37.
• TRIUMFETTA Bartramia, 420. Fl. Zeyl. 174. Lappago Amboinica, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 59. t. 25. f. 2.
• TRIUMFETTA annua, 421. Mill. Ic. 199. t. 29.
• PORTULACCA meridiana, Linn. Suppl. 248.
• LYTHRUM pemphis, Linn. Suppl. 249. Forst. Gen. n. 34. t. 34.

DODECANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

• EUPHORBIA antiquorum, Syst. Pl. ii. 435. Fl. Coch. i. 365. Fl. Zeyl. 199. Schadidacalli, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 81. t. 42. Outlines, i. 228.
• EUPHORBIA nereifolia, 437. Fl. Coch. i. 366. Fl. Zeyl. 200. Ligularia, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 88. t. 40. Ela Calli, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 83. t. 43.
• EUPHORBIA tiraculli, 438. Fl. Coch. i. 366. Fl. Zeyl. 197. Ossifraga lactea, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 62. t. 29. Tiru Calli, Rheed. Mal. viii. t. 44.
• EUPHORBIA hypericifolia, 440. Mill. Dict. n. 31.
• EUPHORBIA hirta, 441. Fl. Zeyl. 197. Esula esculenta, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 54. t. 23. f. 2.
• EUPHORBIA pilulifera, 441. Amoen. Acad. iii. p. 115.
• EUPHORBIA thymifolia, 441. Fl. Zeyl. 198.

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• EUPHORBIA parviflora, Syst. Pl. ii. 442. Burm. Zeyl. 224. t. 105. f. 2.
• TACCA pinnatisida, Lin. Suppl. 251. Fl. Coch. i. 368. Tacca sativa, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 324. t. 112.

PENTAGYNIA.

• GLINUS dictamnoides, Syst. Pl. i. 458. Burm. Ind. 113.

ICOSANDRA MONOGYNIA.

• PSIDIUM pyriferum, Syst. Pl. i. 473. Fl. Coch. i. 378. Fl. Zeyl. 192. Cuiavus domestica, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 140. t. 47. Pela, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 31. t. 34. Outlines, i. p. 228.
• PSIDIUM pomiferum, 474. Fl. Coch. i. 379. Bauh. Pin. 437. Cuiavus agrestis, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 142. t. 4. Malacca-pela, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 33. t. 35.
• PSIDIUM cujavillus, Burm. Ind. 114. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 145. t. 49.
• EUGENIA Mallaccensis, Syst. Pl. ii. 474. Fl. Coch. i. 374. Bauh. Pin. 441. Fl. Zeyl. 187. Jambosa domestica, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 121. t. 37, 38. Nati Schanibu, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 29. t. 18. Rai. Hist. 1748. Outlines, i. p. 229.—Rumphius thinks the fruit of this species the best in India next to the Mangostan, and of the greatest use to the natives, and most refreshing. The tree grows to the size of an apple-tree, and the fruit cuts like an apple.
• EUGENIA jambos, 474. Bauh. Pin. 441. Jambosa Sylvestris alba, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 127. t. 39. Malacca Schambu, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 27. t. 17. Rai. Hist. 1478.—The timber naturally grows crooked, is therefore much used in the isles for ribs for ships. The fruit seldom eaten.
• EUGENIA aquea, Rumph. i. 126. tab. 38. fig. 2.—The fruit small, of a cherry redness, divided externally into rounded segments. Is very weak in flavor.
• EUGENIA uniflora, Syst. Pl. ii. 475. Fl. Zeyl. 189. Mich. Gen. 226. tab. 108. Pis. 117. t. 44.
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• EUGENIA acutangu••a, Syst. Pl. ii. 476. Fl. Coch. i. 375. Fl. Zeyl. 190. Butonica terrestris rubra, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 181. t. 115. Tsiera samstravadi, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 51. t. 7.
• EUGENIA nigra, Rumph. i. 125. tab. 38. fig. 1.—The fruit is pear shaped, and in color like a ripe mulberry, is so rich and juicy and vinous as to be preferred by some to the domestic kind. Grows to the size of our walnut trees.
• EUGENIA racemosa, Syst. Pl. ii. 476. Fl. Zeyl. 191. Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 181. t. 116. Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 11. t. 16. Rai. Hist. 1479.
• MYRTUS cumini, 478. Fl. Zeyl. 185. Jambosa ceramica, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 130. t. 41.
• MYRTUS Zeylanica, 479. Fl. Coch. i. 382. Fl. Zeyl. 182. Outlines, i. p. 229.
• MYRTUS androsaemoides, 479. Fl. Coch. i. 382. Fl. Zeyl. 184.
• MYRTUS caryophyllata, 480. Fl. Zeyl. 183.
• MYRTUS leucadendra, Sp. Pl. 67. Arbor alba, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 72. t. 16.
• MYRTUS saligna, Arbor alba minor, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 76. t. 17. f. 2.
• MYRTUS communis, Myrtus amboinensis, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 77. c. 27.
• MYRTUS angustifolia, Rumph. Amb. iii. 74. c. 41.
• PUNICA granatum, Syst. Pl. 476. Fl. Coch. i. 383. Malum granatum, Rumph. ii. p. 94. t. 24. f. 1. Outlines, i. p. 229.

ICOSANDRIA DIGYNIA.

• CRATAEGUS indica, Syst. Pl. ii. 494. Fl. Coch. i. 391. Burm. Ind. 117.

ICOSANDRIA TRIGYNIA.

• SESUVIUM portucalastrum, Syst. Pl. ii. 496. Halimus indicus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 165. t. 72. f. 1.

ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

• RUBUS parvifolius, Syst. Pl. ii. 533. Fl. Coch. i. 398. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 88. t. 47. f. 1.
• RUBUS pyrifolius, Smith. Pl. Ic. Fas••. iii. p. 61.
• RUBUS clongatus, Smith. Pl. Ic. Fas••. iii. p. 62.
• RUBUS Moluccanus, Sp. Pl. 707. Rubus Moluccanus latifolius, v. 88. t. 47. f. 2.

POLYANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

• CAPPARIS Zeylanica, Syst. Pl. ii. 564. Fl. Coch. i. 403. Fl. Zeyl. 210.
• CAPPARIS sepiaria, 564. Pluk. alm. 27. t. 338. f. 3.
• CAPPARIS baducca, 564. Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 105. t. 57.
• CAPPARIS grandis, Lin. Suppl. 263.
• CAPPARIS horrida, Lin. Suppl. 264.
• CAMBOGIA gutta, Syst. Pl. ii. 576. Fl. Coch. i. 406. Fl. Zeyl. 195. Coddam-pulli, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 41. t. 24. Carpapuli, Bauh. Hist. i. p. 137. Rai. Hist. 1661. Blackwal, t. 392. Outlines, i. p. 229.
• MYRISTICA officinalis, Linn. Suppl. 265. Sonnerat Voy. t. 116, 117, 118. Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 24. t. 5. Outlines of the Globe, iv. p. 161. Nux myristica, Rumph. Amb. ii. 14. c. 5. Woodville Mel. Bet. ii. 363.
• NYMPHOEA lotus, Syst. Pl. ii. 579. Fl. Zeyl. 194. Ambel, Rheed. Mal. xi. p. 51. t. 26. Outlines, i. p. 230.
• NYMPHOEA nelumbo, 579. Fl. Coch. i. 416. Fl. Zeyl. 193. Taratti, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 168. t. 73. Tamara, Rheed. Mal. xi. p. 59. t. 30. Outlines, i. 24. 230.
• TREWIA nudiflora, 581. Canschi, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 76. t. 42.
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• MAMMEA asiatica, Syst. Pl. ii. 582. Osb. It. 272.
• OCHNA squarrosa, 582. Fl. Zeyl. 209. Outlines, i. p. 230. Pl. of Cor. i. 89.
• CALOPHYLLUM inophyllum, 583. Fl. Zeyl. 101. Rintangor maritima, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 211. t. 71. Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 76. t. 38. Rai. Hist. 1525. Outlines, i. p. 230.
• CALOPHYLLUM calaba, 583. Fl. Zeyl. 202. Tsierou prima, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 81. t. 39.
• ELAEOCARPUS serrata, 586. Fl. Zeyl. 206. Ganitrus, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 60. t. 131. Perin-Kara, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 51. t. 24. Rai. Hist. 1546. Outlines, i. p. 230.
• DELIMA sarmentosa, 587. Fl. Zeyl. 205. Peripu, Rheed. Mal. vii. t. 34.
• VATERIA indica, 587. Fl. Zeyl. 204. Poenoe, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 33 t. 15. Outlines, i. p. 231.
• LAGERSTROEMIA indica, 588. Fl. Coch. i. 415. Tsjikin, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 61. t. 28.
• LAGERSTROEMIA reginae, Pl. of Cor. i. 65. Adamboe, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 45. tab. 20. 21.
• LAGERSTROEMIA parviflora, Pl. of Cor. i. 66.
• CARYOPHYLLUS aromaticus, Syst. Pl. ii. 590. Fl. Coch. i. 406. Bauh. Pin. 410. Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 3. t. 1, 2, 3. Outlines, iv. 170.
• CORCHORUS olitorius, 606. Fl. Zeyl. 213. Bauh. Hist. 317.
• CORCHORUS tridens, 606. Burm. Ind. 123. t. 37. f. 2.
• CORCHORUS tapsularis, 607. Fl. Coch. i. 408. Fl. Zeyl. 214. Gania sativa, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 212. t. 78. f. 1. Outlines, i. p. 231.
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• MAHWAH Hamiltonia, Asiatic Researches, i. p. 300. Outlines, ii. p. 319.— A tree discovered in Bahar by Lieut. Charles Hamilton, in 1785. Its timber very useful in building. An excellent eating oil expressed from the fruit.

POLYANDRIA HEXAGYNIA.

• STRATIOTES alismoides, Syst. Pl. ii. 623. Fl. Zeyl. 223. Ottel-ambel, Rheed. Mal. xi. p. 95. t. 46.
• STRATIOTES acoroides, 268. Acorus marinus, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 191. t. 75. f. 2. Outlines, i. p. 231.

POLYANDRIA POLYGYNIA.

• DILLENIA indica, Syst. Pl ii. 624. Songium, Rumph. ii. p. 14. t. 45. Syalita, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 39. t. 38, 39. Rai. Hist. 1707.
• DILLENIA pentagyna, Pl. of Cor. i. 20.
• LIRIODENDRON lillifera, Fl. Coch. i. 424. Sp. Pl. 755. Sampacca mon|tana, ii. p. 204. t. 69.
• MICHELIA champaca, Syst. Pl. ii. 627. Fl. Coch. i. 425. Fl. Zeyl. 144. Sampacca, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 199. t. 67. 68. Rheed. Mal. i. p. 31. t. 19. Rai. Hist. 1641.
• MICHELIA Tsiampaca, 627. Sampaca sylvestris, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 202. t. 68.
• UVARIA Zeylanica, 627. Fl. Coch. i. 426. Fl. Zeyl. 224. Funis musarius, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 78. t. 42. Narum-panel, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 11. t. 9. Rai. Hist. 1636.
• UVARIA altissima, Uv. longifolia, L'Arbre de Nature, Sonnerat, ii. 233. tab. 131.—Poon tree. Mast tree. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 83. tab. 5.
• UVARIA cerasoides, Pl. of Cor. i. 33.—The wood useful for many purposes; its berries, though very astringent, are eaten by the natives.
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• UVARIA suberosa, Pl. of Cor. i. 34.—The wood of this species is of a chocolate color, durable, elastic, and much in use.
• UVARIA tomentosa, Pl. of Cor. i. 35.
• UVARIA lutea, Pl. of Cor. i. 36.
• ANNONA asiatica, Syst. Pl. ii. 630. Fl. Coch. i. 428. Fl. Zeyl. 225. Outlines, i. p. 231.
• ANNONA squamosa, 629. Fl. Coch. i. 427. Brown. Jam. 256. Anona tuberosa. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 138. t. 46.
• ANNONA reticulata, Sp. Pl. 757. Amona, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 136. t. 45.
• ATRAGENE Zeylanica, Syst. Pl. ii. 641. Fl. Zeyl. 226. Amoen. Acad. i. p. 105.

DIDYNAMIA GYMNOSPERMIA.

• TEUCRIUM asiaticum, Syst. Pl. iii. 16. Mant. 80.
• NEPETA Malabarica, 33. Moris. Hist. iii. p. 415.
• NEPETA Indica, 34. Katu-kurka, Rheed. Mal. x. t. 90.
• MENTHA auricularia, 41. Flor. Zeyl. 411. Majorana foetida, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 41. t. 16.
• MENTHA perilloides, 47. Flor. Zeyl. 225. Cottam, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 153. t. 77.
• PERILLA ocymoides, 47. Sp. Pl. ii. p. 832.
• BALLOTA disticha, 63. Fl. Zeyl. 24. Rai. Hist. 1872.
• PHLOMIS Zeylanica, 71. Fl. Zeyl. 227. Herba admirationis, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 39. t. 16. f. 1.
• PHLOMIS Indica, 72.
• PHLOMIS nepetifolia, 72. Lin. Suppl. 274.
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• MOLUCCELLA spinosa, Syst. Pl. iii. 74. Bauh. Pin. 229.
• OCYMUM thyrsiflorum, 92. Mant. 84.
• OCYMUM gratissimum, 93. Fl. Coch. ii. 448. Burm. Zeyl. 174. t. 80. f. 1.
• OCYMUM album, 93. Mant. 85.
• OCYMUM basilicum, 93. Fl. Coch. ii. 449. Bauh. Pin. 226. Basilicum in|dicum hortense, v. 263. t. 92. f. 1.
• OCYMUM minimum, 93. Fl. Coch. ii. 449. Bauh. Pin. 226. Ocymum citratum, v. 266. t. 92. f. 2.
• OCYMUM sanctum, 94. Mant. 85. Hort. Kew. ii. 321.
• OCYMUM tenuiflorum, 94. Basilicum agreste, Rumph. Amb. v. t. 92. f. 2.
• OCYMUM polystachion, 95. Mant. ii. p. 567. Hort. Kew. ii. 321.
• OCYMUM menthoides, 95. Fl. Zeyl. 229. Mentha crispa, v. 267. t. 93. f. 2.
• OCYMUM scutellarioides, 95. Maiorana rubra, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 291. t. 101.
• OCYMUM capitellatum, Lin. Suppl. 276.
• OCYMUM prostratum, Syst. Pl. iii. 96. Mant. 566.
• OCYMUM molle, Hort. Kew, ii. 352.
• SCUTELLARIA Indica, Syst. Pl. iii. 100. Serratula amara, v. 459. t. 170. f. 1.

DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA.

• RHINANTHUS Indica, Syst. Pl. iii. 108. Fl. Zeyl. 238.
• GERARDIA delphinifolia, 121. Amoen. Acad. iv. p. 318. Pl. of Cor. i. 90.
• CELSIA cretica, 281. Moris. Hist. ii. p. 488.
• TORENIA asiatica, 143. Kaka-pu, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 103. t. 53.
• BIGNONIA Indica, 159. Fl. Coch. ii. 460. Fl. Zeyl. 236. Palega Paianelli, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 77. t. 43. Outlines, i. p. 232.
• BIGNONIA cheloncides, Lin. Suppl. 282. Padri, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 47. t. 26.
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• BIGNONIA spathacea, Lin. Suppl. 283. Lignum equinum, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 73. t. 46. Niir Pongelion, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 53. t. 29.
• GMELINA Asiatica, Syst. Pl. iii. 162. Fl. Coch. ii. 456. Fl. Zeyl. 230. Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 127. t. 40.
• PREMNA integrifolia, 163. Folium hirci, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 208. t. 133.
• PREMNA serratifolia, 164. Fl. Zeyl. 416.
• CAPRARIA crustacea, 169. Caranasci minus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 491. t. 170. f. 3.
• CAPRARIA humills, Hort. Kew. ii. 354.
• BUCHNERA Asiatica, Syst. Pl. iii. 179. Syst. Veg. 478.
• BUCHNERA cordifolia, Lin. Suppl. 287.—Found at Tanjore, near the edges of gardens.
• OROBANCHE oeginetia, Syst. Pl. iii. 185. Tsiam Cumuli, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 97. t. 47. Aeginetia Indica, Pl. of Cor. i. 91.
• THUNBERGIA fragrans, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 67.
• SESAMUM orientale, Syst. Pl. iii. 188. Fl. Coch. ii. 464. Bauh. Pin. 27. Schit elu, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 105. t. 54. Outlines, i. p. 232.
• SESAMUM Indicum, 188. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 204. t. 76. f. 1.
• RUELLIA tentaculata, 191. Amoen. Acad. iv. p. 320.
• RUELLIA ciliaris, 191. Fl. Coch. ii. 462. Burm. Ind. 135. t. 42. f. 1.
• RUELLIA crispa, 192. Osbeck. It. 240.
• RUELLIA repanda, 192. Prunella Molucca, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 30. t. 13. f. 13.
• RUELLIA alternata, Burm. Ind. 135. Prunella Molucca Silvestris, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 30.
• RUELLIA ringens, 192. Fl. Zeyl. 234. Upudali, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 125. t. 64.
• RUELLIA antipoda, 192. Fl. Coch. ii. 462. Fl. Zeyl. 235. Crusta ollae, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 460. t. 170. f. 2. Peetianga-pulpani, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 115. t. 59.
• RUELLIA difformis, Lin. Suppl. 289. Nir Schulli, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 89. t. 46.
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• RUELLIA balsamica, Lin. Suppl. 289.
• RUELLIA uliginosa, Lin. Suppl. 290.
• RUELLIA repens, Syst. Pl. iii. 193. Burm. Ind. 135. t. 41. f. 1.
• BARLERIA longifolia, Syst. Pl. iii. 193. Amoen. Acad. iv. p. 320.
• BARLERIA hystrix, 193. Hystrix frutex, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 22. t. 13.
• BARLERIA prionitis, 194. Fl. Zeyl. 231. Coletta-veetla, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 77. t. 41.
• BARLERIA buxifolia, 194. Caraschulli, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 91. t. 47.
• BARLERIA cristata, 194. Moris. Hist. iii. p. 429. f. 11. t. 23. f. 7.
• BARLERIA longiflora, Lin. Suppl. 290.
• OVIEDA mitis, Syst. Pl. iii. 196. Burm. Ind. t. 43. f. 1.
• VOLKAMERIA inermis, 197. Fl. Coch. ii. 471. Fl. Zeyl. 231. Jasminum litoreum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 86. t. 46. Nir-nolsiit, Rheed. Mal. v. p. 97. t. 49.
• VOLKAMERIA scandens, Lin. Suppl. 292.
• VOLKAMERIA serrata, Syst. Pl. iii. 197. Mant. 90.
• VOLKAMERIA petasites, Fl. Coch. li. 472. Petasites agrestis, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 108. t. 49.
• CLERODENDRUM infortunatum, Syst. Pl. iii. 197. Fl. Coch. ii. 471. Fl. Zeyl. 232. Peragu, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 41. t. 25. Rai. Hist. 1571.
• CLERODENDRUM fortunatum, 198. Burm. Ind. 137.
• CLERODENDRUM calamitosum, 198. Burm. Ind. 137. t. 44.
• CLERODENDRUM phlomidis, Linn. Suppl. 292.
• CLERODENDRUM paniculatum, Syst. Pl. iii. 198. Burm. Ind. 137. t. 45. f. 1.
• VITEX trifolia, 199. Fl. Coch. ii. 474. Fl. Zeyl. 413. Lagondium vulgare, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 48. t. 18. Caranosi, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 13. t. 10. Rai. Hist. 1575.
• VITEX negundo, 199. Fl. Zeyl. 414. Logondium litoreum, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 50. t. 19. Bemnosi, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 15. t. 11. Rai. Hist. 1575.
• VITEX pinnata, 200. Fl. Zeyl. 415.
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• VITEX leucoxylon, Lin. Suppl. 293.
• VITEX altissima, Lin. Suppl. 294.
• AVICENNIA tomentosa, Syst. Pl. iii. 200. Fl. Zeyl. 57. Bauh. Pin. 511. Oepta, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 95. t. 45.
• COLUMNEA longifolia, 202. Babel. Tsiuli, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 169. t. 87.
• ACANTHUS ilicifolius, 203. Fl. Coch. ii. 455. Rai. Hist. 1766. Aquifolium Indicum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 163. t. 71. Paina Schylli, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 93. t. 48.
• ACANTHUS maderaspatensis, 203. Burm. Ind. 130. t. 42. f. 2.
• PEDALIUM murex, 203. Fl. Zeyl. 440. Kaku-Taly, Rheed. Mal. x. p. t. 72.

TETRADYNAMIA SILICULOSA.

• ANASTATICA Syriaca, Syst. Pl. iii. 211. Bauh. Pin. 484.

TETRADYNAMIA SILIQUOSA.

• SISYMBRIUM Indicum, Syst. Pl. iii. 259. Burm. Ind. 140.
• CLEOME fruitcosa, Syst. Pl. iii. 291. Burm. Ind. t. 46. f. 3
• CLEOME heptaphylla, 291. Burm. Zeyl. 215.
• CLEOME pentaphylla, 291. Fl. Coch. ii. 482. Fl. Zeyl. 239. Rai. Hist. 859. Bauh. Pin. 326. Capa-veela, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 43. t. 24.
• CLEOME icosandra, 292. Fl. Coch. ii. 483. Fl. Zeyl. 240.
• CLEOME viscosa, 293. Fl. Zeyl. 241. Aria-veela, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 41. t. 23.
• CLEOME dodecandra, 293. Fl. Zeyl. 242.
• CLEOME monophylla, 295. Fl. Zeyl. 243. Tsieru-veela, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 63. t. 34.
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• CLEOME capensis, Syst. Pl. iii. 296.
• CLEOME felina, Lin. Suppl. 300.
• CLEOME tenella, Lin. Suppl. 300.

MONADELPHIA PENTANDRIA.

• WALTHERIA Indica, Syst. Pl. iii. 302. Burm. Zeyl. 149. t. 68. Ind. p. 142.
• MELOCHIA concatenata, 305. Fl. Zeyl. 247.
• MELOCHIA corchorifolia, 305. Fl. Coch. ii. 494. Fl. Zeyl. 246. Tsieru-uren, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 143. t. 73.
• MELOCHIA supina, 306. Mill. Dict. n. 5.

DECANDRIA.

• CONNARUS monocarpos, Syst. Pl. iii. 306. Fl. Zeyl. 248.
• HUGONIA mystax, 307. Fl. Zeyl. 249. Rai. Hist. 1570. Modira canni, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 29. t. 19.

MONADELPHIA DODECANDRIA.

• PENTAPETES phoenicea, Syst. Pl. iii. 330. Fl. Coch. ii. 497. Flos impius, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 288. t. 100. f. 1. Siamin, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 1. t. 1.
• PENTAPETES suberifolia, 331. Fl. Zeyl. 250.
• PENTAPETES acerifolia, 331. Amoen. Acad. i. p. 407.

MONADELPHIA POLYANDRIA.

• BOMBAX pentandrum, Syst. Pl. iii. 332. Fl. Coch. ii. 504. Fl. Zeyl. 220. Bauh. Pin. 430. Eriophoros javana, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 194. t. 80. Pania. Paniala, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 59. t. 49, 50, 51. Outlines, i. p. 232.
• ...

• BOMAX gossipinum, Syst. Pl. iii. 333. Sonnerat, ii. 235. tab. 133.
• BOMAX ceiba, 333. Fl. Zeyl. 221. Bauh. Pin. 430.
• SIDA spinosa, 334. Fl. Zeyl. 254. Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 18. f. 1.
• SIDA alba, 334. Dill. Elth. 214. t. 171. f. 210.
• SIDA rhombifolia, 334. Fl. Zeyl. 252.
• SIDA alnifolia, 335. Fl. Coch. ii. 502. Fl. Zeyl. 253.
• SIDA retusa, 335. Silagurium, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 44. t. 19.
• SIDA scoparia, Fl. Coch. ii. 504. Silagurium longifolium, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 44. t. 18. f. 2.
• SIDA cordifolia, Syst. Pl. iii. 336. Fl. Coch. ii. 503. Dill. Elth. 211. t. 171. f. 209.
• SIDA abutilon, 338. Bauh. Pin. 316.
• SIDA asiatica, 338. Fl. Zeyl. 520. Abutilon hirsutum, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 29. t. 10. Beloeroe, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 2. t. 4.
• SIDA indica 339. Fl. Coch. ii. 503. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 31. t. 11. Bauh. Pin. 316.
• SIDA unilocularis, L'Heretier Stirp. 117. Pluckn. Phyt. t. 132. f. 2.
• MALVA tomentosa, Syst. Pl. iii. 343. Fl. Coch. ii. 514. Fl. Zeyl. 255.
• MALVA gangetica, 343. Pluk. Phyc. 74. f. 6.
• MALVA moschata, 349. Bauh. Pin. 316.
• URENA sinuata, 354. Fl. Coch. ii. 507. Fl. Zeyl. 257. Uren, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 3. t. z.
• URENA lobata, 354. Fl. Coch. ii. 507. Lappago amboinica, vi. p. 59. t. 25. f. 2.
• GOSSYPIUM arboreum, 356. Fl. Coch. ii. 506. Latifolium, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 37. t. 13. Cudupariti, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 55. t. 31. Outlines, i. 233.
• GOSSYPIUM religiosum, 356. Pluk. Alm. 172. t. 188. f. 2.
• GOSSYPIUM herbaceum, 355. Fl. Coch. ii. 505. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 33. t. 12. Outlines, i. p. 233.
• ...

• HIBISCUS populneus, Syst. Pl. iii. 358. Fl. Coch. ii. 509. Fl. Zeyl. 258. Rai. Hist. 1069. Novella litorea, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 224. t. 74. Bupariti, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 57. t. 29. Outlines, i. p. 232.
• HIBISCUS tiliaceus, 358. Fl. Coch. ii. 509. Rai. Hist. 1070. Novella, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 218. t. 73. Rheed. Mal. i. p. 53. t. 30.
• HIBISCUS rosa sinensis, 359. Fl. Coch. ii. 510. Fl. Zeyl. 260. Flos oestivalis, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 24. t. 8. Scheru-pariti, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 25. t. 16.
• HIBISCUS hirtus, 359. Pluk. Alm. 14. t. 254. f. 3.
• HIBISCUS mutabilis, 360. Fl. Coch. ii. 511. Flos hoarrius, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 27. t. 9. Hina pariti. Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 66. t. 38, 39, 40, 41.
• HIBISCUS ficulneus, 361. Fl. Zeyl. 269.
• HIBISCUS sabdariffa, 361. Fl. Zeyl. 262. Rai. Hist. 1900. Bauh. Pin. 317.
• HIBISCUS cannabinus, 362. Burm. Zeyl. 134. Ind. 152.
• HIBISCUS surattensis, 363. Fl. Coch. ii. 512. Fl. Zeyl. 264. Herba crinium, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 46. t. 6. Narinam poulli, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 75. t. 44.
• HIBISCUS manihot, 363. Burm. Fl. Ind. p. 152. Dill. Elth. 189. t. 156. f. 189.
• HIBISCUS abcimoschus, 363. Fl. Zeyl. 261. Bauh. Pin. 317. Granum moscha|tum, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 38. t. 15. Cattu gasturi, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 71. t. 38.
• HIBISCUS esculentus, 364. Burm. Ind. 153.
• HIBISCUS vitifolius, 364. Fl. Zeyl. 265. Katu Beloeren, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 79. t. 46. Rai. Hist. 1880.
• HIBISCUS Zeylanicus, 365. Fl. Zeyl. 266.
• HIBISCUS micranthus, Linn. Suppl. 308.
• HIBISCUS rigidus, Linn. Suppl. 310.
• HIBISCUS phoeniceus, Linn. Suppl. 310. Jacq. Hist. iii. p. 11. t. 14.
• MESUA ferrea, 369. Fl. Zeyl. 203. Nagassarium, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 3. t. 2. Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 63. t. 53. Rai. Hist. 1680. Out|lines, i. p. 233.
• ...

• BARRINGTONIA speciosa, Linn. Suppl. 312. Butonica, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 179. t. 114. Commersona, Sonnerat N. Guinea, tab. 8, 9. Outlines i. 233.—Found in the Moluccas and thence to Otaheite.

DIADELPHIA HEXANDRIA.

• SARACA Indica, Syst. Pl. iii. 376. Burm. Ind. 85. t. 25. f. 2.

DIADELPHIA OCTANDRIA.

• POLYGALA theezans, Syst. Pl. iii. 387. Burm. Ind. 154.
• POLYGALA Chinensis, 388. Brown. Jam. 287.
• POLYGALA triflora, 391. Fl. Zeyl. 269.
• POLYGALA glaucoides, 391. Fl. Zeyl. 270.
• POLYGALA ciliata, 391. Fl. Zeyl. 268.
• DALBERGIA lanceolaria, Linn. Suppl. 316.
• DALBERGIA latifolia, Pl. of Cor. ii. t. 113.—Known in India under the name of Black wood, and is much used for furniture. Its color is a greyish black, elegantly diversified with light veins, and capable of receiving a high polish.
• DALBERGIA paniculata, Pl. of Cor. ii. t. 114.—Grows to a large tree.
• DALBERGIA rubiginosa, Pl. of Cor. ii. t. 115.

DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA.

• ABRUS precatorius, Syst. Pl. iii. 393. Fl. Coch. ii. 520. Fl. Zeyl. 284. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 57. t. 32. Konni, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 71. t. 39.
• PTEROCARPUS draco, 394. Lingoum, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 205. t. 70. Outlines, i. p. 233.
• PTEROCARPUS santalinus, Linn. Suppl. 318. Santalum rubrum authorum, Rumph. ii. 47. Woodville. Med. Bot. iv. p. 109. Outlines, i. 141.
• PTEROCARPUS marsupium, Pl. of Cor. ii. t. 116.—Its hard wood, approaching an orange color, is applied to many useful purposes.
• ...

• ERYTHRINA corallodendrum, Syst. Pl. iii. 395. Fl. Coch. ii. 519. Fl. Zeyl. 275. Mouricou, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 13. t. 7. Gelala litorea, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 239. t. 76. Outlines, i. p. 234.
• ERYTHRINA picta, 396. Gelala alba, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 234. t. 77.
• ASPALATHUS Indica, 414. Fl. Zeyl. 271. Manelli, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 69. t. 37.
• CROTOLARIA juncea, 420. Tandela-cotti, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 47. t. 36.
• CROTOLARIA retusa, 420. Fl. Zeyl. 276. C. major, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 278. t. 96. f. 1. Tandale-cotti, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 54. t. 25.
• CROTOLARIA verrucosa, 421. Fl. Zeyl. 277. Rai. Hist. 1893. Pee-tandale-cotti, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 53. t. 29.
• CROTOLARIA luburnifolia, 422. Fl. Zeyl. 278. Rai. Hist. 1893. Nella-tendale|cotti, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 49. t. 27.
• CROTOLARIA quinquefolia, 423. Wellia-tandale-cotti, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 51. t. 28.
• CROTOLARIA linifolia, Linn. Suppl. 322.
• CROTOLARIA heterophylla, Linn. Suppl. 323.
• PHASEOLUS vulgaris, Syst. Pl. iii. 441. Fl. Coch. ii. 527. Bauh. Pin. 339. Outlines, i. p. 234.
• PHASEOLUS farinosus, 442. Mill. Dict. n. 4.
• PHASEOLUS caraculla, 444. Rai. Hist. 1890.
• PHASEOLUS nanus, 444. Rai. Hist. 885. Bauh. Pin. 339.
• PHASEOLUS radiatus, 444. Fl. Coch. ii. 529. Fl. Zeyl. 281. P. minimus, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 386. t. 139. f. 2.
• PHASEOLUS max, 444. Fl. Zeyl. 280. Cadelium, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 388. t. 140.
• PHASEOLUS mungo, 445. Fl. Coch. ii. 530. Pluk. Alm. 290.
• PHASEOLUS sphoerospermus, 445. Brown. Jam. 392.
• PHASEOLUS marinus, Phaseolus maritimus, Rumph. Amb. v. 391. c. 34.
• PHASEOLUS aconitifolius, Linn. Suppl. 325.
• PHASEOLUS parana rubra, Rumph. Amb. v. 9. c. 5.
• ...

• PHASEOLUS Lobus litoralis, Rumph. Amb. v. 10. c. 6. Cacara pilosa, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 392. c. 35.
• DOLICHOS sinenses, Syst. Pl. iii. 446. Fl. Coch. ii. 530. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 375. t. 134.
• DOLICHOS unguiculatus, 446. Fl. Coch. ii. 531. Cacara nigra, Rumph. Amb. v. 381. t. 138.
• DOLICHOS tetragonolobus, 447. Fl. Coch. ii. 532. Lobus quadrangularis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 374. t. 133.
• DOLICHOS pruriens, 447. Fl. Coch. ii. 533. Cacara-pruritus, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 393. t. 142. Naicorana, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 61. Fl. Zeyl. 539. Outlines, i. p. 234.
• DOLICHOS scaraboeoides, 449. Fl. Coch. ii. 534. Fl. Zeyl. 282.
• DOLICHOS bulbosus, 449. Cacara bulbosa, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 373. t. 132.
• DOLICHOS trilobus, 449. Fl. Coch. ii. 535. Burm. Ind. 160. t. 50. f. 1. Phaseolus trilobus, Hort. Kew. iii. p. 30.
• DOLICHOS purpureus, 450. Fl. Coch. ii. 534.
• DOLICHOS lignosus, 450. Phaseolus perennis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 378.
• DOLICHOS ensiformis, 451. Fl. Coch. ii. 531. Lobus machoeroides, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 376. t. 135. f. 1.
• DOLICHOS soia, 451. Fl. Coch. ii. 537. Fl. Zeyl. 534. Kaempf. Amoen. 837. t. 838.
• DOLICHOS catiang, 451. Fl. Coch. ii. 538. Phaseolus minor, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 383. t. 139. Peru, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 75. t. 41.
• DOLICHOS biflorus, 451. Fl. Coch. ii. 537. Pluk. Alm. 291. t. 213. f. 4.
• DOLICHOS albus, Fl. Coch. ii. 534. Cacara alba, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 280. t. 137.
• GLYCINE triloba, 453. Burm. Ind. 162. t. 50. f. 1.
• GLYCINE javanica, Syst. Pl. iii. 453.
• GLYCINE labialis, Linn. Suppl. 325.
• GLYCINE suaveolens, Linn. Suppl. 326.
• ...

• CLITORIA ternatea, Syst. Pl. iii. 456. Fl. Zeyl. 283. Flos caeruleus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 56. t. 31. Schonga-cuspi, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 69. t. 38.
• LATHYRUS odoratus, 465. Comm. Hort. ii. p. 219. t. 80.
• ARACHIS hypogaea, 438. Fl. Coch. ii. 522. Chamoebalanus Japonica, iv. 426. t. 156.
• CYTISUS caian, 482. Fl. Coch. ii. 565. Fl. Zeyl. 354. Thora paeru, Rheed. Mal. vi. t. 13. Phaseolus balicus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 377. t. 135. f. 2.
• ROBINIA mitis, 486. Fl. Coch. ii. 555. Burm. Ind. 163.
• AESCHYNOMENE grandiflora, 498. Rai. Hist. 1734. Turia, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 188. t. 76. Agaty, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 95. t. 51.
• AESCHYNOMENE arborea, 499. Mill. Dict. n. 3.
• AESCHYNOMENE aspera, 499. Fl. Zeyl. 298. Rai. Hist. 982.
• AESCHYNOMENE Indica, 499. Caiatus, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 64. t. 24. Neli-tali, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 31. t. 18.
• AESCHYNOMENE pumila, 500. Fl. Zeyl. 551. Niti-toda-valli, Rheed. Mal. ix. t. 20.
• AESCHYNOMENE coccinea, Linn. Suppl. 330. Toeri Mera, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 190. t. 77.
• HEDYSARUM nummularifolium, Syst. Pl. iii. 501. Fl. Zeyl. 288.
• HEDYSARUM moniliferum, 501. Burm. Ind. t. 52. f. 3.
• HEDYSARUM styracifolium, 501.
• HEDYSARUM reniforme, 501. Fl. Coch. ii. 545. Burm. Ind. t. 52. f. 1.
• HEDYSARUM sororium, 501. Burm. Ind. 161. t. 50. f. 2.
• HEDYSARUM gangeticum, 502. Fl. Coch. ii. 547. Phaseolus montanus, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 146. t. 66.
• HEDYSARUM maculatum, 502. Fl. Zeyl. 290.
• HEDYSARUM latebrosum, 502. Mant. 270.
• HEDYSARUM vaginale, 503. Fl. Zeyl. 287.
• HEDYSARUM triquetrum, 503. Fl. Coch. ii. 547. Fl. Zeyl. 286. Phaseolatus montanus, 7. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 146.
• ...

• HEDYSARUM strobiliferum, Syst. Pl. iii. 503. Fl. Zeyl. 287. t. 3.
• HEDYSARUM diphyllum, 504. Fl. Coch. ii. 548. Fl. Zeyl. 291. Nelam-mari, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 161. t. 82.
• HEDYSARUM pulchellum, 504. Fl. Coch. ii. 548. Fl. Zeyl. 292. Outlines, i. p. 235.
• HEDYSARUM spartium, 504. Burm. Ind. 166. t. 51.
• HEDYSARUM lineatum, 505. Burm. Ind. t. 53. f. 1.
• HEDYSARUM retroflexum, 505. Mant. 103.
• HEDYSARUM umbellatum, 505. Fl. Zeyl. 293. Folium crocodili, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 112. t. 52.
• HEDYSARUM gyrans, Linn. Suppl. 332.
• HEDYSARUM biarticulatum, Syst. Pl. iii. 505. Fl. Zeyl. 296.
• HEDYSARUM heterocarpon, 506. Fl. Zeyl. 298.
• HEDYSARUM viscidum, 506. Fl. Zeyl. 295.
• HEDYSARUM hamatum, 509. Amoen. Acad. v. p. 403.
• HEDYSARUM triflorum, 509. Fl. Coch. ii. 549. Fl. Zeyl. 297.
• HEDYSARUM crinitum, 515. Fl. Coch. ii. 550. Burm. Ind. t. 53.
• HEDYSARUM linifolium, Linn. Suppl. 331.
• INDIGOFERA trifoliata, Syst. Pl. iii. 516. Amoen. Acad. iv. p. 327.
• INDIGOFERA enneaphylla, 517. Burm. Ind. 168. t. 55. f. 1.
• INDIGOFERA glabra, 518. Fl. Zeyl. 274. Nir-nulli, Rheed. Mal. ix. t. 67.
• INDIGOFERA hirsuta, 519. Fl. Zeyl. 272. Kattu tagera, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 55. t. 30.
• INDIGOFERA anil, 520. Mant. 272.
• INDIGOFERA tinctoria, 520. Fl. Zeyl. 273. Indicum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 220. t. 80. Ameri, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 101. t. 54. Outlines, i. p. 235.
• INDIGOFERA disperma, 520. Syst. Nat. iii. p. 232.
• INDIGOFERA argentea, 521. Mill. Dict. i.
• INDIGOFERA trita, Linn. Suppl. 335.
• ...

• BUTEA frondosa, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 21. Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 29. tab. 16, 17. —This tree exudes a bright red gum, which Dr. Roxburgh con|cludes may be hereafter useful in medicine.
• BUTEA superba, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 22.—A climbing shrub, adorned with pendent flowers of the richest scarlet.
• CYLISTA scariosa, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 92.
• CYLISTA villosa, Syst. Pl. iii. 522. Fl. Zeyl. 299.
• CYLISTA maxima, 523. Fl. Zeyl. 300.
• CYLISTA purpurea, 523. Fl. Zeyl. 301.
• CYLISTA tinctoria, 523. Fl. Zeyl. 302.
• CYLISTA senticosa, 523. Fl. Zeyl. 303.
• PSORALEA corylifolia, 545. Burm. Ind. t. 49.
• PSORALEA pentaphylla, 545. Hort. Ups. 225.
• TRIFOLIUM M. Indica, 546. Fl. Coch. ii. 541. Fl. Zeyl. 552. Rai. Hist. 951.
• TRIGONELLA Indica, 573. Fl. Zeyl. 285.

POLYADELPHIA PENTANDRIA.

• THEOBROMA augusta, Syst. Pl. iii. 583. Syst. Nat. iii. p. 233.

POLYADELPHIA ICOSANDRIA.

• CITRUS aurantium, Syst. Pl. iii. 585. Fl. Coch. ii. 569. Fl. Zeyl. 304. Bauh. Pin. 436. Outlines, i. p. 235.
• CITRUS limon, Sp. Pl. 1100. Limonellus cum varietatibus, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 106. t. 29.
• CITRUS decumanus, Syst. Pl. iii. 585. Fl. Coch. ii. 570. Limo decumanus, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 96. t. 24. f. 2.—The Shaddock.
• CITRUS trifoliata, 585. Sp. Pl. 1101. Kaempf. Amoen. p. 801. t. 802.

POLYADELPHIA POLYANDRIA.

• GLABRARIA tersa, Syst. Pl. iii. 586. Fl. Coch. ii. 576. Lignum loeue minus, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 71. t. 44.
• ...

• DURIO zibethinus, Syst. Pl. iii. 587. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 99. t. 29.
• MELALEUCA leucadendra, 587. Fl. Coch. ii. 573. Arbor alba cayputi, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 172. t. 16.
• MELALEUCA virgata, Forst. Gen. n. 36. Myrtus Amboinensis, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 77. t. 18.

SYNGENESIA POLYGAMIA AEQUALIS.

• CARTHAMUS tinctorius, Syst. Pl. iii. 697. Fl. Coch. ii. 587. Cnicus Indicus, Rumph. Amb. v. 215. t. 79.
• SONCHUS Indica, Mant. 278.
• CAESULIA axillaris, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 93.
• SPILANTHUS pseudo acmella, Syst. Pl. iii. 701. Fl. Zeyl. 308.
• SPILANTHUS acmella, 702. Fl. Zeyl. 309. ABCdaria, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 145. t. 65.
• BIDENS pilosa, 705. Fl. Coch. ii. 596. Agrimonia Molucca, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 38. t. 15. f. 2.
• CACALIA sonchifolia, 709. Fl. Coch. ii. 59. Fl. Zeyl. 305. Muel Schaui, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 135. t. 68. Sonchus Amboinensis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 297. t. 103. f. 1
• CACALIA incana, 710.
• ETHULIA conyzoides, 712.
• ETHULIA sparganophora, 712. Vaill. Act. 368.
• ETHULIA divaricata, 713. Burm. Ind. 176. t. 58. f. 1.
• ETHULIA bidentis, 713. Mant. 110.
• EUPATORIUM Zeylanicum, 715. Fl. Zeyl. 306.

SYNGENESIA POLYGAMIA SUPERFLUA.

• ARTEMISIA maderaspatana, Syst. Pl. iii. 746. Nelampala, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 97. t. 49.
• ...

• ARTEMISIA vulgaris, Syst. Pl. iii. 744. Fl. Coch. ii. 602. Artemisia latifolia, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 261. t. 91. f. 2.
• BACCHARIS Indica, 769. Sonchus javanicus, Rumph. Amb. v. 297. c. 77.
• CONYZA scabra, 772. Mant. 113.
• CONYZA bifoliata, 773. Pluk. Alm. 140. t. 177. f. 1.
• CONYZA pubigera, 773. Fl. Coch. ii. 604. Sonchus volubilis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 299. t. 103. f. 2.
• CONYZA anthelmintica, 774. Fl. Zeyl. 418. Cattu Schiragam, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 39. t. 24. Rai. Hist. 1443.
• CONYZA balsamifera, 774. C. odorata, Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 24. f. 1.
• CONYZA cinerea, 775. Fl. Zeyl. 419. Olus scrophinum, Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 14. f. 1.
• CONYZA decurrens, 777.
• CONYZA aurita, Linn. Suppl. 367.
• ERIGERON obliquum, Syst. Pl. iii. 784. Mant. 573.
• SENECIO pseudo China, 789. Dill. Elth. 345. t. 258. f. 335. Mill. Dict. n. 2.
• INULA Indica, 826. Burm. Zeyl. 124. t. 55. f. 2.
• CHRYSANTHEMUM Indicum, 848. Fl. Coch. ii. 616. Matricaria sinensis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 259. t. 91. f. 1. Tsiettil pu, Rheed. Mal. x. t. 44. Fl. Zeyl. 421.
• ECLIPTA Prostrata, 874. Fl. Coch. ii. 618. Dill. Elth. 139. t. 113. f. 138.
• ECLIPTA latifolia, Linn. Suppl. 378.
• VERBESINA lauenia, Syst. Pl. iii. 877. Fl. Zeyl. 310. Putumba, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 125. t. 63.
• VERBESINA bislora, 877. Eclipta, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 43. t. 13. f. 1. Val|liamanga mati, Rheed. Mal. x. t. 79.
• ...

• VERBESINA aquatilis. Seruaneum aquatile, Rumph. Amb. v. 423. c. 53. calendulacca, Syst. Pl. iii. 877. Fl. Coch. ii. 619. Fl. Zeyl. 311. Pee caioni, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 83. t. 42.
• VERBESINA bosvallea, Linn. Suppl. 379.

SYNGENESIA POLYGAMIA NECESSARIA.

• HIPPIA integrifolia, Linn. Suppl. 389.

SYNGENESIA POLYGAMIA SEGREGATA.

• ELEPHANTOPHUS scaber, Syst. Pl. iii. 943. Anaschouadi, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 13. t. 7.
• SPHAERANTHUS Indicus, 944. Fl. Zeyl. 312. Adaca manien, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 85. t. 43.
• SPHAERANTHUS Africanus, 945. Burm. Ind. t. 60. f. 2.
• SPHAERANTHUS Chinensis, 945. Mant. 119.

SYNGENESIA MONOGAMIA.

• VIOLA enneasperma, Syst. Pl. iii. 969. Fl. Zeyl. 317. Nelam-parenda, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 117. t. 60.
• IMPATIENS latifolia, 971. Valli-onapu, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 91. t. 48.
• IMPATIENS oppositifolia, 971. Fl. Zeyl. 314. Kondam-pallu, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 57. t. 31.
• IMPATIENS cornuta, 971. Fl. Zeyl. 316.
• IMPATIENS balsamina, 971. Fl. Coch. ii. 626. Lacca herba, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 274. t. 90. Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 101. t. 52.
• IMPATIENS tristora, 972. Fl. Zeyl. 315.

GYNANDRIA DIANDRIA.

• ORCHIS susannae, Syst. Pl. iv. 5. Fl. Coch. ii. 638. Rai. Suppl. 558. Flos susannae, Rumph. Amb. v. 286. t. 99. f. 2.
• ORCHIS cubitalis, 8. Fl. Zeyl. 320. Flos triplicatus, Rumph. Amb. vi. 115. c. 13.
• ORCHIS strateumatica, 15. Fl. Zeyl. 319.
• ORCHIS plantaginea, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 37.
• EPIDENDRUM vanilla, Syst. Pl. iv. 35. Bauh. Pin. 404.
• EPIDENDRUM flos äeris, 35. Kaempf. Amoen, 868. t. 869. f. 1.
• EPIDENDRUM tesselatum, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 42.
• EPIDENDRUM tenuifolium, Syst. Pl. iv. 35. Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 11. t. 5.
• EPIDENDRUM spatulatum, 35. Ponnampou marauara, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 7. t. 3. Angraecum album minus, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 941. t. 44. f. 1.
• EPIDENDRUM furvum, 36. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 104. t. 46. f. 1. Thalia marauara, Rheed. Mal. xii. t. 4. Ep. praemorsum, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 43.
• EPIDENDRUM ovatum, 37. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 111. t. 51. f. 2. Anantali, marauara, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 15. t. 7.
• EPIDENDRUM articulatum. Herba supplex quinta, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 111. t. 51. f. 2.
• EPIDENDRUM caninum, Syst. Pl. iv. 38. Angraecum caninam, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 105. t. 47. f. 1.
• EPIDENDRUM aloifolium, 38. Kansuram, marauara, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 17. t. 8.
• EPIDENDRUM pendulum, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 44.
• EPIDENDRUM scriptum, Syst. Pl. iv. 39. Angraecum scriptum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 95. t. 42.
• EPIDENDRUM retusum, 39. Ansieli marauara, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 1. t. 1.
• EPIDENDRUM amabile, 39. Angraecum album maius, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 99. t. 43.
• ...

• EPIDENDRUM tuberosum, Syst. Pl. iv. 40. Fl. Coch. ii. 639. Angraecum terrestre primum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 112. t. 52. f. 1.
• LIMODORUM virens, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 38.
• LIMODORUM recurvum, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 39.
• LIMODORUM nutans, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 40.

GYNANDRIA TRIANDRIA.

• STILAGO bunius, Syst. Pl. iv. 44. Bunius sativus, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 204. t. 151.

GYNANDRIA TETRANDRIA.

• NEPENTHES destillatoria, Syst. Pl. iv. 45. Fl. Zeyl. 321. Cantharifera, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 121. t. 59. f. 2. Outlines, i. p. 236. t. ix.

GYNANDRIA PENTANDRIA.

• GLUTA Benghas, Syst. Pl. iv. 46. Linn. Pl. Syst. iv. p. 446.

GYNANDRIA HEXANDRIA.

• ARISTOLOCHIA Indica, Syst. Pl. iv. 59. Fl. Coch. i. 646. Fl. Zeyl. 323. Catelae-vegon, Rheed. Mal, viii. p. 48. t. 25. Radix puloronica, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 476. t. 177.
• PISTIA stratiotes, Syst. Pl. iv. 62. Fl. Zeyl. 322. Kodda-pail, Rheed Mal. xi. p. 63. t. 32. Plantago aquatica, Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 74. Rai. Hist. 1324.

GYNANDRIA OCTANDRIA.

• SCOPOLIA composita, Linn. Suppl. 409.

GYNANDRIA DECANDRIA.

• KLEINHOVIA hospita, Syst. Pl. iv. 63. Cati-marus, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 177. t. 113. Outlines, ii. p. 131.
• HELICTERES baruensis, 63. Pluk. Alm. 181. t. 245.
• HELICTERES Isora, 64. Fructus regis, Rumph. Auct. Amb. 32. t. 17. f. 1. Isora murri, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 55. t. 30.

GYNANDRIA POLYANDRIA.

• GREWIA orientalis, Syst. Pl. iv. 67. Fl. Zeyl. 324. Rheed. Mal. v. p. 91. t. 46. Rai. Hist. 1624. Frutex ceramicus, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 124. t. 60.
• GREWIA microcos, 67. Fl. Zeyl. 207. Schageri-cottam, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 105. t. 56.
• GREWIA asiatica, 67. Fl. Zeyl. 208. Sonnerat, ii. 244. tab. 138.—A shrab grows near Surat. Cultivated about Pondicherri. The berries well tasted and refreshing.
• GREWIA salvifolia, Linn. Suppl. 409.
• ARUM pentaphyllum, Syst. Pl. iv. 69. Fl. Coch. ii. 652. Moris. Hist. iii. p. 540. f. 13. t. 5. f. 27.
• ARUM macrorrhizum, 70. Fl. Zeyl. 327.
• ARUM colocasia, 69. Fl. Coch. ii. 653. Atum aegyptiacum, Rumph. Amb. v. 313. t. 109.
• ARUM esculentum, 70. Fl. Coch. ii. 654. Caladium aquatile, Rumph. Amb. v. 818. t. 110. f. 1.
• ARUM divaricatum, 70. Fl. Zeyl. 325. Nienschena major, Rheed. Mal. xi. p. 39. t. 20.
• ARUM indicum, Fl. Coch. ii. 655. Arum Indicum sativum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 308. c. 81.
• ...

• ARUM sagittifolium, Syst. Pl. iv. 70. Fl. Coch. ii. 653. Arum silvestre, Rumph. Amb. v. 310. c. 82.
• ARUM trilobatum, 70. Fl. Coch. ii. 652. Fl. Zeyl. 326. Arisarum amboinicum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 320. t. 110. fig. 2.
• ARUM ovatum, 72. A. aquaticum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 312. t. 108. Karin|pola, Rheed. Mal. xi. p. 45. t. 23.
• DRACONTIUM spinosum, 74. Fl. Zeyl. 328. Mill. Dict. 3.
• POTHOS scandens, 76. Fl. Coch. ii. 650. Fl. Zeyl. 329. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 483. t. 181. f. 1, 2, 3. Ana-parua, Rheed. Mal. vii. t. 40.
• POTHOS pinnata, 77. Adpendix laciniata, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 489. t. 183. fig. 2.

MONOECIA MONANDRIA.

• CASUARINA equisetafolia, Linn. Suppl. 412. Fl. Coch. ii. 671. Ca|suarina littorea, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 86. t. 57.
• ARTOCARPOS incisa, Linn. Suppl. 412. J. R. Forster, Gen. 51. tab. 5. 52. G. Forster, Fl. Ins. Aust. No. 332. Pl. Esc. 43. Le Rima ou Fruit de Pain. Sonnerat Voy. t. 57, 58, 59, 60. Outlines, i. 239.
• ARTOCARPOS Soccus lanosus, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 110. t. 32.
• ARTOCARPOS Soccus granosus, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 112. t. 33.
• ARTOCARPOS sylvestris, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 114. t. 34.
• ARTOCARPOS integrifolia, Linn. Suppl. 412. Outlines, i. 237. ii. 321.
• ARTOCARPOS Soccus arboreus major, Rumph. Amb. i. 104. t. 30.
• ARTOCARPOS arboreus minor, Rumph Amb. i. p. 107. t. 31.

MONOECIA TRIANDRIA.

• COIX lachryma, Syst. Pl. iv. 97. Fl. Coch. ii. 673. Bauh. Pin. 258. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 191, t. 75. Catriconda, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 133. t. 70. Outlines, i. p. 240.
• CAREX Indica, 105. Mant, 574.
• CAREX lithosperma, 115. Calamagrostis, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 16. t. 6. f. 2. Kaden-pullu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 89. t. 48.
• TRAGIA volubilis, 118. Funis urens, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 13. t. 9.
• TRAGIA involucrata, 119. Fl. Zeyl. 34. Schorigeram, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 72. t. 39. Rai. Hist. 160.
• TRAGIA mercurialis, 119. Fl. Zeyl. 334. Pee-cupameni, Rheed. Mal. x. t. 82.
• TRAGIA chamaelea, 120. Fl. Zeyl. 335. Codi avanacu, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 63. t. 34. Rai. Hist. 1170.
• HERNANDIA sonora, 120. Fl. Zeyl. 423. Arbor regis, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 257. t. 85. Outlines, i. p. 240.
• HERNANDIA ovigera, 121. Arbor ovigera, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 193. t. 123.
• PHYLANTHUS niruri, 121. Fl. Zeyl. 331. Herba moeroris alba, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 41. t. 17. Rheed. Mal. x. p. 29. t. 15. Outlines, i. p. 240.
• PHYLANTHUS urinaria, 122. Fl. Coch. ii. 677. Fl. Zeyl. 332. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 41. t. 17. f. 2. Tsieru Kirganeli, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 8. t. 16.
• PHYLANTHUS maderaspatensis, 123. Forskaehl. Aegypt. vi. p. 159.
• PHYLANTHUS emblica, 123. Fl. Coch. ii. 677. Bauh. Pin. 445. Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 1. t. 1. Nelli-camarum, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 69. t. 38. Rai. Hist. 1156.
• PHYLANTHUS racemosus, Linn. Suppl. 415.
• ...

• PHYLANTHUS bacciformis, Linn. Suppl. 415.

MONOECIA TETRANDRIA.

• SERPICULA verticultata, Linn. Suppl. 416.
• CICCA disticha, Syst. Pl. iv. 125. Mant. 124. Linn. Suppl. 416.
• URTICA balearica, 129. Blackw. t. 321. f. 1.
• URTICA alienata, 131. Fl. Zeyl. 371.
• URTICA interrupta, 133. Fl. Coch. ii. 682. Fl. Zeyl. 336. Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 20. Batti Schorigeram, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 75. t. 40.
• URTICA nivea, 133. Fl. Coch. ii. 683. Rameum majus, Rumph. Amb. v. 214. t. 79. f. 1.
• URTICA fruticosa, Linn. Suppl. 417.
• URTICA stimulans, Linn. Suppl. 418.
• MORUS Indica, Syst. Pl. iv. 135. Fl. Coch. ii. 679. Fl. Zeyl. 337. Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 8. t. 5. Tinda, parua, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 87. t. 49. Outlines, i. p. 140.

MONOECIA PENTANDRIA.

• NEPHELIUM lappaceum, Syst. Pl. iv. 136. Mant. 125.
• XANTHIUM orientale, 137. Mill. Dict. n. 2.
• AMARANTHUS melancholicus, 143. Mill. Dict. n. 2.
• AMARANTHUS tricolor, 143. Fl. Coch. ii. 685. Bauh. Pin. 121.
• AMARANTHUS polygamus, 143. Fl. Coch. ii. 685. Blitum indicum album, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 23••. tab. 82. f. 1.
• AMARANTHUS gangeticus, 144.
• AMARANTHUS mangostanus, 144. Amoen. Acad. iv. p. 294.
• AMARANTHUS oleraceus, 145. Fl. Coch. ii. 686.
• ...

• AMARANTHUS polygonoides, Syst. Pl. iv. 146. Brown. Jam. 184.
• AMARANTHUS flavus, 147.
• AMARANTHUS candatus, 148. Fl. Zeyl. 563. Bauh. Pin. 120.
• AMARANTHUS tristis, 144. Fl. Coch. ii. 686. Blitum indicum secundum, Rumph. v. 231. t. 82. f. 2.
• AMARANTHUS spinosus, 148. Fl. Coch. ii. 687. Fl. Zeyl. 338. Blitum spinosum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 231. t. 83. f. 1.
• LEEA ••••quata, 149. Mant. 124.

MONOECIA HEXANDRIA.

• ZIZANIA terrestris, Syst. Pl. iv. 151. Katou-Tsjolam, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 113. t. 60.

MONOECIA HEPTANDRIA.

• GUDTTARDA speciosa, Syst. Pl. iv. 152. Brown. Jam. 205. t. 20. f. 1.

MONOECIA DECANDRIA.

• AILANTHUS excelfa, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 23.—An immense tree. The wood light, and chiefly used for the purpose of making rasts.

MONOECIA POLYANDRIA.

• SACITTARIA obtusifolia, Syst. Pl. iv. 155. Culitimara, Rheed. Mal. xi. p. 93. t. 45.
• ...

• BEGONIA obliqua, Syst. Pl. iv. 156. Empetrum acetosum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 457. t. 169. f. 2.
• BEGONIA isopetra, Smith. Pl. Ic. xliii.
• QUERCUS molucca, Syst. Pl. iv. 160. Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 85. t. 56.

MONOECIA MONADELPHIA.

• CUPRESSUS pendula, L'Heretier Stirp. 15. Mill. Dict. n. 3.
• PLUKENETIA volubilis, Syst. Pl. iv. 181. Sajor volubilis fructibus corni|culatis, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 194. t. 79. f. 2.
• ACALYPHA Virginica, 182. Fl. Zeyl. 342.
• ACALYPHA Indica, 181. Fl. Zeyl. 341. Rai. Hist. 1854. Cupameni, Rheed. Mal. x. p. 161. t. 18.
• CROTON variegatum, 183. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 65. t. 25.
• CROTON benzoe, 184. Mant. 297.
• CROTON tiglium, 186. Fl. Coch. ii. 714. Fl. Zeyl. 343. Granum-moluc|cum, Rumphh. Amb. iv. p. 98. t. 42. Cadel. auanacu, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 61. t. 75. Rai. Hist. 167. 1855.
• CROTON lacciferum, 187. Fl. Coch. ii. 714. Fl. Zeyl. 344. Halecus terrestris, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 197. t. 127. Outlines, 1. p. 241.
• CROTON aromaticum, 187. Fl. Coch. ii. 715. Fl. Zeyl. 345. Halecus littorea, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 197. t. 126.
• CROTON moluccanum, 188. Fl. Coch. ii. 716. Fl. Zeyl. 346.
• CROTON hastatum, 189. Burm. Ind. p. 305. t. 63. f. 2.
• CROTON spinosum, 189. Fl. Zeyl. p. 238.
• CROTON urens, 189. Pluk. Alm. 320. t. 120. f. 6.
• IATROPHA moluccana, 191. Fl. Zeyl. 348.
• RICINUS communis, 194. Fl. Coch. ii. 716. Fl. Zeyl. 339. R. albus, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 92.
• ...

• RICINUS tanarius, Syst. Pl. iv. 194. Fl. Coch. ii. 717. Tanarius miner, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 190. t. 121.
• RICINUS mappa, 194. Folium mappae, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 190. t. 121.
• STERCULIA, Balanghas, 195. Fl. Zeyl. 350. Clompanus minor, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 169. t. 107. Cavalam, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 89. t. 49. Rai. Hist. 1754. Outlines, i. p. 241.
• STERCULIA, foetida, 195. Fl. Coch. ii. 719. Fl. Zeyl. 349. Clompanus major, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 168. t. 107. Karil, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 75. t. 36. Rai. Hist. 1564. Sonnerat, ii. 234. tab. 132. Outlines, i. p. 241.
• STERCULIA, plantanifolia, Linn. Suppl. 423.
• STERCULIA, urens, Pl. of Cor. i. 24.
• STERCULIA, colorata, Pl. of Cor. i. 25.
• GNETUM gnemon, Syst. Pl. iv. 197. Gnemon domestica, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 181. t. 71.

MONOECIA SYNGENESIA.

• TRIGOSANTHES nervifolia, Syst. Pl. iv. 199. Tota piui, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 33. t. 17.
• TRIGOSANTHES cucumerina, 199. Fl. Coch. ii. 722. Pacta valam, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 39. t. 15.
• MOMORDICA balsamina, 200. Bauh. Pin. 306.
• MOMORDICA charantia, 200. Fl. Coch. ii. 724. Fl. Zeyl. 351. Amara Indica, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 410. t. 151. Pandipauel, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 18. t. 10.
• MOMORDICA luffa, 201. Fl. Coch. ii. 724. Fl. Zeyl. 352. Perola, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 405. t. 148.
• MOMORDICA cylindrica, 201. Fl. Coch. ii. Rai. Suppl. 332.
• MOMORDICA trifoliata, 201. Poppya sylvestris, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 414. t. 152. f. 2.
• CUCURBITA lagenaria, 202. Fl. Coch. ii. 728. Rumph. Amb. v. 397. t. 144.
• ...

• CUCURBITA pepo, Syst. Pl. iv. 203. Fl. Coch. ii. 728. Pepo Indicus, Rumph. Amb. v. 398. t. 45.
• CUCURBITA Citrullus, 204. Fl. Coch. ii. 730. Anguria Indica, Rumph. Amb. v. 400. t. 146.
• CUCUMIS acutangulus, 205. Fl. Coch. ii. 727. Petola, Rumph. Amb. v. 408. t. 149.
• CUCUMIS anguinus, 207. Petola anguina, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 407. t. 148.
• CUCUMIS melo, 205. Fl. Coch. 726. M. vulgaris, Bauh. Pin. p. 310. No. 1.
• CUCUMIS flexuosus, 207. Bauh. Pin. 310.
• CUCUMIS maderaspatanus, 207. Fl. Coch. ii. 727. Fl. Zeyl. 356.
• BRYONIA palmata, 208. Fl. Zeyl. 353.
• BRYONIA grandis, 208. Fl. Coch. ii. 731. Vitis alba Indica, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 448. t. 166. f. 1.
• BRYONIA cordifolia, 208. Fl. Zeyl. 354.
• BRYONIA laciniosa, 208. Fl. Zeyl. 355.
• BRYONIA scabrella, Linn. Suppl. 424.
• SICYOS garcini, Syst. Pl. iv. 210. Burm. Ind. 311. t. 57. f. 3.

MONOECIA GYNANDRIA.

• ANDRACHNE fruticosa, Syst. Pl. iv. 211. Mant. 128.

DIOECIA MONANDRIA.

• PANDANUS odoratissimus, Linn. Suppl. 424. Kaida, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 1. t. 1. ad 8. Pandanus, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 139. t. 74. ad 81. Fl. Zeyl. p. 54. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 241. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 94, 95, 96.—The white petals of this elegant plant pro|duce the sweetest and most powerful of perfumes.
• PANDANUS humilis. Fl. Coch. ii. 740. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 143. t. 76.
• PANDANUS loevis, Fl. Coch. ii. 741. Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 147.

DIOECIA DIANDRIA.

• SALIX tetrasperma, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 97.

DIOECIA TRIANDRIA.

• CATURUS, spicistorus, Syst. Pl. iv. 239. Watta Taly, Rheed. Mal. v. t. 62. Cauda felis agrestis alba, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 84. t. 37.

DIOECIA PENTANDRIA.

• CANARIUM commune, Syst. Pl. iv. 248. Canarium, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 145. t. 47.
• CANARIUM sylvestre, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 155. t. 49.
• CANARIUM decumanum, Rumph. Amb. ii. p. 166. t. 55.
• ANTIDESMA alexiteria, Syst. Pl. iv. 249. Fl. Zeyl. 357. Neolietali, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 19. t. 56. Rai. Hist. 1616.
• ANTIDESMA acida, Retz. Obs. v. p. 30. n. 87.
• CANNABIS sativa, 251. Fl. Coch. ii. 756. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 208. t. 77.
• ZANONIA Indica, 252. Penar-valli-mascula, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 39. t. 49.
• FEUILLEA trilobata, 253. Amoen. Acad. iii. p. 423.

DIOECIA HEXANDRIA.

• SMILAX zeylanica, Syst. Pl. iv. 255. Fl. Zeyl. 364. China amboinensis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 457. t. 161.
• ...

• SMILAX China, Syst. Pl. iv. 256. China radix, Bauh. Pin. 896. Rumph. Amb. p. 72. t. 30.
• FERREOLA hexifolia, Pl of Cor. i. 45.—A hard and useful wood. Its berries edible.
• DIOSCOREA pentaphylla, Syst. Pl. iv. 260. Fl. Zeyl. 363. Rumph. Amb. v. t. 127. Nureni-kelenga, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 67. t. 35.
• DIOSCOREA triphylla, 260. Rumph. Amb. v. t. 128. Tsiageri nuren, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 63. t. 33.
• DIOSCOREA aculeata, 260. Fl. Coch. ii. 768. Rumph. Amb. v. t. 126. Kattu|kalengu, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 71. t. 37.
• DIOSCOREA alata, 260. Fl. Coch. ii. 765. Ubium digitatum, Rumph. Amb. v. 350. t. 121.
• DIOSCOREA bulbifera, 261. Fl. Zeyl. 359. Rumph. Amb. v. t. 124. Katu|katsül, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 69. t. 36.
• DIOSCOREA sativa, 261. Fl. Zeyl. 358. Rumph. Amb. v. t. 180. Mu-kelengu, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 97. t. 51. Outlines, i. p. 242.
• DIOSCOREA oppositifolia, 261. Fl. Coch. ii. 765. Fl. Zeyl. 361. Rumph. Amb. v. t. 120.
• DIOSCOREA villosa, 261. Ubium nummularium, Rumph. Amb. v. 444. c. 63.

DIOECIA DECANDRIA.

• CARICA papaya, Syst. Pl. iv. 267. Fl. Coch. ii. 772. Fl. Zeyl. 365. Rumph. Amb. i. t. 50, 51. Papaya maram, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 23. t. 13. f. 1. Outlines, i. p. 242.

DIOECIA DODECANDRIA.

• MENISPERMUM cocculus, Syst. Pl. iv. 273. Bauh. Pin. 511. Tuba baccifera, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 35. t. 22. Natsiatam, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 1. t. 1.
• MENISPERMUM crispum, 273. Funis quadrangularis, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 83. t. 44. f. 2.
• ...

• MENISPERMUM hirsutum, Syst. Pl. iv. 273. Pluk. Amalth. 61. t. 384.
• MENISPERMUM flavum, Sp. Pl. 1468. Tuba flava, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 38. c. 20.
• MENISPERMUM myosotoides, Syst. Pl. iv. 273. Burm. Ind. 316.

DIOECIA POLYANDRIA.

• ••••ACOURTIA sepiaria, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 68.
• ••••ACOURTIA sapida, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 69.
• EMBRYOPTERIS glutinifera, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 70.

DIOECIA GYNANDRIA.

• CLUTIA retusa, Syst. Pl. iv. 287. Fl. Zeyl. 967. Scherunam-cottam, Rheed. Mal. ii. p. 23. t. 18. Rai. Hist. 1623.
• CLUTIA eluteria, 287. Fl. Zeyl. 366.
• CLUTIA stipularis, 288. Mant. 127.

POLYGAMIA MONOECIA.

• MUSA paradisiaca, Syst. Pl. iv. 295. Fl. Zeyl. 368. Rumph. Amb. v. p. 125. t. 60. Bauh. Pin. 508. Bata, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 17. t. 12, 13, 14. Outlines, i. p. 242.
• MUSA sapientum, 295. Bauh. Pin. 580. Trew Ehret. iv. tab. 21, 22, 23.
• MUSA troglodytarum, 296. Fl. Coch. ii. 792. M. uranoscopus, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 137. t. 61.
• SPINIFEX squarrosus, 298. Fl. Coch. ii. 794. Ilu-mullu, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 75.
• ...

• ANDROPOGON caricosum, Syst. Pl. iv. 299. Gramen caricosum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 17. t. 17.
• ANDROPOGON contortum, 299. Moris. Hist. iii. p. 180. f. 8. t. 4. Linn. Sup. Pl. p. 432.
• ANDROPOGON cymbarium, 301. Mant. 303.
• ANDROPOGON prostratum, 301. Mant, 304.
• ANDROPOGON schoenanthus, 302. Fl. Coch. ii. 793. Fl. Zeyl. 465. Schaenanthum amboinicum, Rumph. Amb. v. 181. t. 72.
• ANDROPOGON barbatum, 304. Mant. 302, 588.
• ANDROPOGON nardus, 304. Fl. Zeyl. 45. Arundo farcta, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 22. t. 6.
• ANDROPOGON fasciculatum, 305. Brown. Jam. 365.
• ANDROPOGON squarrosum, Linn. Suppl. 433.
• HOLCUS spicatus, Syst. Pl. iv. 306. Bauh. Pin. vii. Theatr. 522. Rai. Hist. 1908.
• HOLCUS sorghum, 307. Bauh. Hist. ii. p. 447. Sorgum, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 194. t. 75. f. 1.
• HOLCUS saccharatus, 308. Fl. Coch. ii. 792. Rumph. Amb. v. t. 75.
• HOLCUS latifolius, 310.
• HOLCUS pertusus, 310. Mant. 301.
• APLUDA mutica, 311.
• APLUDA aristata, 311. Amoen. Acad. iv. p. 303.
• APLUDA digitata, Linn. Suppl. 434.
• ISCHAEMUM muticum, Syst. Pl. iv. 312. Tagadi, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 91. t. 49.
• CENCHRUS lappaceus, 313.
• CENCHRUS muricatus, 313. Mant. 302.
• CENCHRUS granularis, 315. Mant. 575. Manisurus granularis, Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 118.
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• AEGILOPS exaltata, Syst. Pl. iv. 317. Mant. 575.
• MANISURIS myurus, 318. Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 117.
• PARIETARIA Indica, 321. Crataeogonum, Rumph. Amb. vi. t. 10. f. 1.
• TERMINALIA catappa, 326. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 174. t. 68. Adamaram, Rheed. Mal. iv. t. 5. Rai. Hist. 1521.
• TERMINALIA benzoin, Linn. Suppl. 434.
• OPHIOXYLON serpentinum, Syst. Pl. iv. 329. Flor. Zeyl. 398. Radix mustelae, Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 129. t. 16. Tiouanna, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 87. t. 7. Outlines, i. p. 244.
• GOUANIA tiliaefolia, Pl. of Cor. i. 98.
• CELTIS orientalis, Syst. Pl. iv. 334. Fl. Zeyl. 369. Mallam toddali, Rheed. Mal. iv. p. 83. t. 40. Outlines, i. p. 244.
• MIMOSA nodosa, 338. Fl. Coch. ii. 798. Burm. Zeyl. 192. Ind. 222. Outlines, i. p. 244.
• MIMOSA bigemina, 339. Fl. Zeyl. 218. Katou-conna, Rheed. Mal. vi. p. 21. Rai. Hist. 1746.
• MIMOSA cineraria, 341. Brown. Jam. 252.
• MIMOSA casta, 342. Burm. Ind. 222.
• MIMOSA entada, 343. Flor. Zeyl. 219. Entada, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 151. t. 67.
• MIMOSA procera, Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 121.
• MIMOSA amara, Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 122.
• MIMOSA dulcis, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 99.—Its pods are eaten by the natives.
• MIMOSA xylocarpa, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 100.
• MIMOSA scandens, Syst. Pl. iv. 343. Fl. Coch. ii. 788. Faba marina, Rumph. Amb. v. p. 5. t. 4. Fl. Zeyl. 644. Perim Kaku-Valli, Rheed. Mal. viii. p. 59. t. 32, 33, 34.
• MIMOSA virgata, 344. Fl. Zeyl. 505. Nitu todda, Rheed. Mal. ix. p. 35. t. 20.
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• MIMOSA vaga, Syst. Pl. iv. 346. Fl. Coch. ii. 799. Hort. Cliff. 209.
• MIMOSA cinerea, 348. Fl. Zeyl. 215.
• MIMOSA horrida, 349. Pluk. Alm. iii. tab. 121. fig. 4.
• MIMOSA latronum, Linn. Suppl. 438.
• MIMOSA cornigera, Linn. Suppl. 438. Syst. Pl. iv. 348.
• MIMOSA caesia, Syst. Pl. iv. 352. Fl. Zeyl. 217.
• MIMOSA pennata, 352. Fl. Coch. ii. 802. Fl. Zeyl. 216.
• MIMOSA intsia, 352. Rheed. Mal. iv. t. 122.
• MIMOSA tenuifolia, Syst. Veg. p. 771.
• MIMOSA grandiflora, L'Heritier Sert. Angl. p. 30. tab. 42.
• MIMOSA odoratissima, Linn. Suppl. 437. Pl. of Cor. ii. 120.
• MIMOSA eburnea, Linn. Suppl. 437.
• MIMOSA cornigera, Linn. Suppl. 438.
• MIMOSA natans, Linn. Suppl. 439. Fl. Coch. ii. 654. Pl. of Cor. ii. 119.
• MIMOSA catechu, Linn. Suppl. 439. Woodville, Med. Bot. 101. t. 66.

POLYGAMIA DIOECIA.

• GLEDITSCHIA inermis, Syst. Pl. iv. 355. Duhamel, Arb. i. p. 266.
• DIOSPYROS hirsuta, Linn. Suppl. 440.
• DIOSPYROS ebenum, Linn. Suppl. 440. D. melanoxylon, Pl. of Cor. i. t. 46.—The true ebony.
• DIOSPYROS montana, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 48.
• DIOSPYROS sylvatica, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 47.
• DIOSPYROS chloroxylon, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 49.
• DIOSPYROS cordifolia, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 50.
• DIOSPYROS hebenaster, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 78. t. 33.
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• PANAX fruticosum, Syst. Pl. iv. 363. Fl. Coch. ii. 806. Scutellaria tertia, Rumph. Amb. iv. p. 78. t. 33.
• PISONIA inermis, 361. Katu-kava-walli, Rheed. Mal. vii. p. 33. t. 17.

POLYGAMIA TRIOECIA.

• FICUS nymphoeifolia, Syst. Pl. iv. 365. Mill. Dict. 9.
• FICUS religiosa, 365. Fl. Coch. ii. 817. Fl. Zeyl. 372. Arbor conciliorum, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 142. t. 91. Arealu, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 47. t. 27. Outlines, i. 244.
• FICUS benjamina, 366. Itty-alu, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 45. t. 26. Varinga parviflora, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 139. t. 90.
• FICUS benghalensis, 366. Fl. Coch. ii. 817. Caprificus amboinensis, Rumph. Amb. iii. 145. c. 7. Peralu, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 49. t. 28.
• FICUS indica, 366. Fl. Coch. ii. 818. Katou alou, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 73. t. 57. Rai. Hist. 1347. Varinga latifolia, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 127. t. 84. Outlines of the Globe, i. p. 207. 244.
• FICUS racemosa, 367. Grostularia domestica, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 136. t. 87, 88. Altyalu, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 43. t. 25. Rai. Hist. 1434.
• FICUS glomerata, Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 123.
• FICUS oppositifolia, Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 124.
• FICUS comosa, Pl. of Cor. ii. tab. 125.
• FICUS falcata, Thunberg, p. 5.
• FICUS punctata, Thunberg, p. 5.
• FICUS reflexa, Thunberg, p. 5.
• FICUS drupacea, Thunberg, p. 6.
• FICUS reticulata, Thunberg, p. 6.
• FICUS sinuata, Thunberg, p. 6.
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• FICUS hispida, Linn. Suppl. 442.
• FICUS heterophylla, Linn. Suppl. 442. Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 83. tab. 62.
• FICUS microcarpa, Linn. Suppl. 442.
• FICUS carica, Syst. Pl. iv. 364. Fl. Coch. ii. 816.—The common fig was probably introduced from Europe.
• FICUS toxicaria. 368. Burm. Ind. 226.
• FICUS pumila, 368. Fl. Coch. ii. 819. Varinga repens, Rumph. Amb. iii. p. 134. t. 85.
• FICUS septica, Fl. Coch. ii. 819. Ficus septica, Rumph. Amb. iii. 153. t. 96.
• FICUS ampelos, Syst. Pl. iv. 367. Folium politorium, Rumph. Amb. iv. 128. t. 63.
• FICUS retusa, 367. Mant. 129.
• FICUS teregam. Caprificus aspera, Rumph. Amb. iii. 150. c. 9.
• FICUS pertusa, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 69. tab. 56.
• FICUS peru teregam, Caprificus viridis, Rumph. Amb. iii. 152. c. 10.

CRYPTOGAMIA FILICES.

• CYCAS circinalis, Syst. Pl. iv. 374. Fl. Zeyl. 393. Rai. Hist. 1360. Olus Calappoides, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 86. t. 22, 23. Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 9. t. 13, 21. Sago, Outlines, i. p. 245. iv. p. 194.
• OPHIOGLOSSUM pendulum, 377. Scolopendra major, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 84. t. 37. f. 3.
• OPHIOGLOSSUM scandens, 378. Fl. Coch. ii. 825. Fl. Zeyl. 374. Adiantum volubile, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 75. t. 32. f. 2. Tsieru-valli-panna, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 65. t. 33. Outlines, i. p. 247.
• OPHIOGLOSSUM flexuosum, 378. Fl. Zeyl. 375. Adiantum volubile majus. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 75. t. 32. Valli-panna, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 6. t. 32.
• OPHIOGLOSSUM circinatum, Burm. Ind. 228. Adiantum volubile polypoides, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 76. t. 33.
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• OPHIOGLOSSUM vulgatum, Syst. Pl. iv. 377. Ophioglossum simplex, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 152. t. 68. f. 2.
• OSMUNDA Zeylanica, 378. Fl. Zeyl. 373. Ophioglossum laciniatum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 153. t. 68. f. 3.
• ACROSTICHUM lanceolatum, Syst. Pl. iv. 384. Fl. Coch. ii. 826. Fl. Zeyl. 380. Tiri-panna. Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 141. t. 33.
• ACROSTICHUM heterophyllum, 384. Fl. Coch. ii. 826. Fl. Zeyl. 378. Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 87. t. 29.
• ACROSTICHUM digitatum, 386. Fl. Zeyl. 379.
• ACROSTICHUM siliquosum, 389. Fl. Zeyl. 376. Millefolium aquaticum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 17. t. 74. f. 1.
• ACROSTICHUM thalictroides, 389. Fl. Zeyl. 377. t. 4.
• PTERIS piloselloides, 392. Fl. Coch. ii. 833.
• ASPLENIUM nidus, 402. Moris. Hist. iii. p. 558. f. 14. t. 1. f. 15.
• POLYPODIUM phymatodes, 411. Fl. Coch. ii. 827. Burm. Zeyl. 196. t. 86.
• POLYPODIUM quercisolium, 414. Fl. Zeyl. 382. Bauh. Pin. 359. Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 78. t. 36. Panna kelengo-maraua, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 23. t. 11. Outlines, i. p. 247.
• POLYPODIUM auriculatum, 416. Fl. Zeyl. 383.
• POLYPODIUM unitum, 416. Burm. Zeyl. 98. t. 44. f. 1.
• POLYPODIUM parasiticum, 419. Kari-welli-panna, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 35. t. 17.
• POLYPODIUM decussatum, 427.
• POLYPODIUM speluncae, 428. Fl. Coch. ii. 831. Fl. Zeyl. 384.
• POLYPODIUM simplex, Burm. Ind. 235. Lonchitis amboinica rubra, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 70. t. 30. f. 1.
• ADIANTUM philippense, Syst. Pl. iv. 429. Pet. Gaz. viii. t. 4. f. 4.
• ADIANTUM caudatum, 430. Fl. Coch. ii. 823. Burm. Zeyl. viii. t. 5. f. 1.
• TRICHOMANES polypodioides, 435.
• ...

• ARICHOMANES adiantoides, Syst. Pl. iv. 436. Fl. Zeyl. 385.
• ARICHOMANES tenuifolia, Burm. Ind. 237. Dryopteris campestris, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 77. t. 34. f. 2.
• MARSILEA minuta, Syst. Pl. iv. 438. Burm. Ind. 237. t. 62. f. 3.

CRYPTOGAMIA MUSCI.

• YCOPODIUM nudum, Syst. Pl. iv. 440. Dill. Musc. 468. t. 64. f. 4.
• YCOPODIUM phlegmaria, 440. Fl. Coch. ii. 837. Equisetum arboreum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 91. c. 63. Fl. Zeyl. 386. Rai. Hist. 1582. Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 27. t. 14.
• YCOPODIUM cernuum, 444. Fl. Zeyl. 387. Bellon-patsia, Rheed. Mal. xii. p. 73. t. 39.
• YCOPODIUM bryopteris, 444. Moris. Hist. iii. p. 62. 8. f. 15. t. 7. f. 51.
• YCOPODIUM plumosum, 447. Dill. Musc. p. 171. t. 66. f. 10.
• YCOPODIUM ornithopodioides, 447. Fl. Zeyl. 388.
• YCOPODIUM canaliculatum, 447. Cingulum terrae, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 87. t. 40. f. 1.

CRYPTOGAMIA ALGAE.

• JUNGERMANNIA asplenioides, Syst. Pl. iv. 503. Dill. Musc. 483. t. 69. f. 6.
• LICHEN suciformis, 540. Bauh. Pin. 365.
• LICHEN capillaris, Muscus capillaris, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 89. t. 40. f. 2.
• LICHEN crocatus, Syst. Pl. iv. 540.
• LICHEN usnea, 559. Dill. Musc. 71. t. 14. f. 31. and t. 54. f. 10.
• LICHEN rocella 558. Fl. Coch. ii. 843. Rumph. Amb. vii. p. 181. t. 76. f. 3.
• ...

• FUCUS flavus, Linn. Suppl. 452.
• FUCUS pinnatus, Linn. Suppl. 452.
• FUCUS natans, Syst. Pl. iv. 564. Fl. Coch. ii. 845. Sargassum pelagium amboinicum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 188. t. 76. f. 1.
• FUCUS granulatus, 572. Fl. Coch. ii. 846. Sargassum littoreum, Rumph. Amb. vi. p. 190. t. 76. f. 2.

CRYPTOGAMIA FUNGI.

• LYCOPERDON pistillare, Syst. Pl. iv. 625. Mant. 313.

PALMAE.

• BORASSUS flabelliformis, Syst. Pl. iv. 632. Fl. Coch. ii. 758. Fl. Zeyl. 395. Rai. Hist. 1366. Ampana, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 13. t. 10. Lontarus domestica, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 45. t. 10. Outlines, i. 247. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 71, 72.
• CORYPHA umbraculifera, 633. Fl. Zeyl. 394. Rai. Hist. 1368. Codda|pana, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 1. t. 1. f. 2. Saribus, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 42. t. 8. Outlines, i. p. 248.
• CORYPHA nypa, Fl. Coch. ii. 694. Rumph. Amb. i. p. 69. t. 16.
• COCOS nucifera, Syst. Pl. iv. 633. Fl. Zeyl. 391. Calappa, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 1. t. 1, 2. Tenga, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 1. t. 1, 2, 3, 4. Outlines, i. p. 247. Pl. of Cor. i. 73.
• PHOENIX daclylifera, 634. Fl. Zeyl. 390. Bauh. Pin. 506. Rai. Hist. 1352. Outlines, i. p. 248.
• PHOENIX farinifera, Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 74.
• ARECA catechu, Syst. Pl. iv. 636. Fl. Coch. ii. 695. Fl. Zeyl. 392. Rai. Hist. 1363. Bauh. Pin. 510. Pinanga, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 26. t. 4. Pl. of Cor. i. tab. 75.
• ...

• ARECA sylvestris, Fl. Coch. ii. 568. Pinanga oryzaeformis, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 40. t. 5. f. 6.
• ELATE sylvestris, Syst. Pl. iv. 636. Fl. Zeyl. 397. Rai. Hist. 1364. Katou indel, Rheed. Mal. iii. p. 15. t. 22, 23, 24, 25. Outlines, i. p. 249.
• CARYOTA urens, 637. Fl. Zeyl. 396. Rai. Hist. 1365. Seguaster major, Rumph. Amb. i. p. 64. t. 14. Schunda-panna, Rheed. Mal. i. p. 15. t. 11. Outlines, i. p. 249.

APRIL 15, 1793.

INDEX OF GENERA TO THE FLORA INDICA.

A.

• ABRUS Page 287
• Acalypha Page 303
• Acanthus Page 283
• Achryranthes Page 257
• Acrostichum Page 314
• Adenanthera Page 270
• Adiantum Page 314
• Aegilops Page 310
• Aeschynomene Page 290
• Agave Page 264
• Agrostis Page 247
• Ailanthus Page 302
• Aletris Page 264
• Allophyllus Page 265
• Aloe Page 264
• Alopecurus Page 247
• Amaranthus Page 301
• Amaryllis Page 203
• Ammannia Page 251
• Amomum Page 237
• Amyris Page 265
• Anacardium Page 267
• Anastatica Page 283
• Andrachne Page 305
• Andropogon Page 309
• Annona Page 279
• Antherura Page 256
• Anthisteria Page 248
• Antidesma Page 306
• Apluda Page 309
• Apocynum Page 260
• Aponogeton Page 264
• Aquilicia Page 257
• Arachis Page 290
• Aralia Page 262
• Ardisia Page 258
• Areca Page 316
• Aristida Page 248
• Aristolochia Page 297
• Artemisia Page 293
• Artocarpus Page 299
• Arum Page 298
• Arundo Page 247
• Asclepias Page 260
• Aspalathus Page 288
• Asparagus Page 263
• Asplenium Page 314
• Atragene Page 279
• Averrhoa Page 271
• ...

• Avicennia Page 283
• Azalca Page 252

B.

• Baccharis Page 294
• Ballota Page 279
• Bambos Page 262
• Banisteria Page 271
• Barleria Page 282
• Barringtonia Page 287
• Basella Page 261
• Bassia Page 272
• Bauhinia Page 267
• Begonia Page 303
• Bergera Page 270
• Bidens Page 293
• Bignonia Page 280
• Bobartia Page 245
• Boerhavia Page 239
• Bombax Page 284
• Borago Page 251
• Borassus Page 316
• Bromelia Page 262
• Bryonia Page 305
• Buchnera Page 281
• Burmannia Page 262
• Butea Page 292
• Butneria Page 256

C.

• Cacalia Page 293
• Caesalpinia Page 269
• Caesulia Page 293
• Calamus Page 264
• Callicarpa Page 250
• Calophyllum Page 277
• Cambogia Page 276
• Canarium Page 306
• Canna Page 237
• Cannabis Page 306
• Cansiera Page 250
• Canthium Page 251
• Capparis Page 276
• Capraria Page 281
• Capsicum Page 255
• Capura Page 264
• Cardiospermum Page 266
• Carex Page 300
• Carica Page 307
• Carissa Page 258
• Carthamus Page 293
• Caryophyllus Page 277
• Caryota Page 317
• Cassia Page 268
• Cassyta Page 267
• Casuarina Page 299
• Caturus Page 306
• Ceanothus Page 256
• Celosia Page 257
• Celsia Page 280
• Celtis Page 310
• Cenchrus Page 309
• Cerbera Page 258
• Ceropegia Page 259
• Chalcas Page 270
• Chionanthus Page 240
• Chrysanthemum Page 294
• Cicca Page 301
• Cinchona Page 258
• Cissus Page 250
• Citrus Page 292
• Cleome Page 283
• Clerodendrum Page 282
• Clitoria Page 290
• Clutia Page 308
• Cocos Page 316
• Coix Page 300
• ...

• Coldenia Page 251
• Columnea Page 283
• Combretum Page 265
• Commelina Page 243
• Conna••us Page 284
• Convolvulus Page 252
• Conyza Page 294
• Corchorus Page 277
• Cordia Page 255
• Corypha Page 316
• Costus Page 238
• Cotyledon Page 272
• Crassula Page 262
• Crataegus Page 275
• Crataeva Page 273
• Crinum Page 263
• Crotolaria Page 288
• Croton Page 303
• Cucumis Page 305
• Cucurbita Page 304
• Cupressus Page 303
• Curcuma Page 238
• Curenligo Page 264
• Cuscuta Page 252
• Cycas Page 313
• Cyclamen Page 251
• Cylista Page 292
• Cynometra Page 269
• Cynosurus Page 247
• Cyperus Page 244
• Cytisus Page 290

D.

• Dactylis Page 247
• Dais Page 271
• Dalbergia Page 287
• Daphne Page 266
• Datura Page 254
• Delima Page 277
• Dialium Page 240
• Dianthera Page 241
• Dillenia Page 278
• Dioscorea Page 307
• Diospyros Page 311
• Dodonaea Page 265
• Dolichos Page 289
• Dracaena Page 263
• Dracontium Page 299
• Drosera Page 262
• Durio Page 293

E.

• Echites Page 259
• Eclipta Page 294
• Ehretia Page 259
• Elate Page 317
• Eleagnus Page 251
• Elephantophus Page 295
• Elaeocarpus Page 277
• Embryopteris Page 308
• Epidendrum Page 296
• Erigeron Page 294
• Eriocaulon Page 249
• Erythrina Page 288
• Erythroxylon Page 271
• Ethulia Page 293
• Eugenia Page 274
• Evolvulus Page 261
• Eupatorium Page 293
• Euphorbia Page 273
• Exacum Page 250

F.

• Ferreola Page 307
• Feuillea Page 306
• Ficus Page 312
• Flacourtia Page 308
• Flagellaria Page 264
• Fucus Page 316

G.

• Gaertnera Page 269
• Galega Page 292
• Garcinia Page 273
• Gardenia Page 258
• Gentiana Page 260
• Gerardia Page 280
• Getonia Page 270
• Gisekia Page 262
• Glabraria Page 292
• Gleditschia Page 311
• Glinus Page 274
• Globba Page 242
• Gloriosa Page 263
• Gluta Page 297
• Glycine Page 289
• Gmelina Page 281
• Gnetum Page 304
• Gomphrena Page 260
• Gossypium Page 285
• Gouania Page 310
• Gratiola Page 241
• Grewia Page 298
• Grislea Page 265
• Guarea ibid.
• Guettarda Page 302
• Guilandina Page 269
• Gyrocarpus Page 251

H.

• Hedera Page 257
• Hedyotis Page 249
• Hedysarum Page 290
• Helicteres Page 298
• Heliotropium Page 251
• Hernandia Page 300
• Herniaria Page 260
• Hibiscus Page 286
• Hippia Page 295
• Hippocratea Page 244
• Holcus Page 309
• Holosteum Page 249
• Hordeum Page 248
• Hottonia Page 252
• Hugonia Page 284
• Hydrocotele Page 261

I.

• Jambolifera Page 265
• Jasminum Page 240
• Jatropha Page 303
• Ignatia Page 255
• Ilex Page 251
• Illecebrum Page 257
• Impanens Page 295
• Indigosera Page 291
• Inula Page 294
• Ipomoea Page 253
• Isenaemum Page 309
• Jungermannia Page 315
• Jussicua Page 270
• Justicia Page 240
• Ixia Page 243
• Ixora Page 250

K.

• Kaempferia Page 239
• Kleinhovia Page 298
• Knoxia Page 250
• Kyllinga Page 245

L.

• Lagerstroemia Page 277
• Lathyrus Page 290
• Laurus Page 267
• Lawsonia Page 266
• Leca Page 302
• Leontice Page 263
• Lichen Page 315
• ...

• Limodorum Page 297
• Limonia Page 270
• Liriodendrum Page 278
• Litchi Page 264
• Lolium Page 248
• Loranthus Page 264
• Ludwigia Page 250
• Lycoperdon Page 316
• Lycopodium Page 315
• Lythrum Page 273

M.

• Mahwah Page 278
• Malva Page 285
• Mammea Page 277
• Mangisera Page 256
• Manisuris Page 310
• Maranta Page 238
• Marsana Page 269
• Marsilea Page 315
• Melaleuca Page 293
• Melastoma Page 271
• Melia Page 270
• Melochia Page 284
• Memecylon Page 266
• Men••spermum Page 307
• Mentha Page 279
• Menyanthes Page 252
• Mesua Page 286
• Michelia Page 278
• Milium Page 247
• Mimosa Page 310
• Mimusops Page 265
• Mirabilis Page 254
• Molinaea Page 265
• Mollugo Page 249
• Molucella Page 280
• Momordica Page 304
• Monetia Page 249
• Morinda Page 254
• Morus Page 301
• Murraya Page 270
• Musa Page 308
• Mussaenda Page 254
• Myristica Page 276
• Myrosma Page 237
• Myrtus Page 275

N.

• Nama Page 260
• Nardus Page 245
• Nauclea Page 253
• Nepenthes Page 297
• Nepeta Page 279
• Nephelium Page 301
• Nerium Page 258
• Nyctanthes Page 239
• Nymphaea Page 276

O.

• Ochna Page 277
• Ocymun Page 280
• Olax Page 243
• Oldenlandia Page 250
• Ophioglossum Page 313
• Ophiorhiza Page 252
• Ophioxylon Page 310
• Orchis Page 296
• Ornitrophe Page 265
• Orobanche Page 281
• Oryza Page 264
• Osbeckia Page 265
• Osmunda Page 314
• Ovieda Page 282
• Oxalis Page 272

P.

• Paederia Page 258
• Panax Page 312
• ...

• Pancratium Page 263
• Pandanus Page 305
• Panicum Page 246
• Parietaria Page 310
• Paspalum Page 246
• Pavetta Page 250
• Paullinia Page 266
• Pedalium Page 283
• Pentapetes Page 284
• Pergularia Page 260
• Perilla Page 279
• Periploca Page 260
• Phalaris Page 24••
• Pharnaccum Page 261
• Phaseolus Page 283
• Phlomis Page 279
• Phoenix Page 316
• Phylanthus Page 300
• Physalis Page 254
• Phytolacca Page 272
• Piper Page 242
• Pisonia Page 312
• Pisia Page 29
• Plukenetia Page 303
• Plumb••go Page 252
• Plumeria Page 250
• Poa Page 247
• Poinciana Page 269
• Polianthes Page 264
• Polygala Page 287
• Polygonum Page 266
• Polypodium Page 314
• Pomereulta Page 245
• Pontederia Page 262
• Porana Page 252
• Portulacca Page 273
• Pothos Page 299
• Premna Page 281
• Prosopis Page 270
• Psidium Page 274
• Psoralea Page 292
• Psychotria Page 254
• Pteris Page 314
• Pterecarpus Page 287
• Punica Page 275

Q.

• Quercus Page 303
• Quisqualis Page 271

R.

• Renealmia Page 237
• Rhamnas Page 256
• Rheum Page 267
• Rhinanthus Page 280
• Rhizophora Page 272
• Rhus Page 261
• Ricinus Page 303
• Robinia Page 290
• Rondeletia Page 253
• Rottbolla Page 248
• Rotala Page 243
• Roxburghia Page 265
• Rubus Page 276
• Ruellia Page 281
• Rumphia Page 243

S.

• Saccharum Page 245
• Sagittaria Page 302
• Salix Page 306
• Salvadora Page 251
• Salvia Page 242
• Samara Page 250
• Santalum Page 251
• Sapindus Page 266
• Saraca Page 287
• Saururus Page 265
• ...

• Scabiosa Page 249
• Scabrita ibid.
• Scaevola Page 254
• Schmiedelia Page 266
• Schoenus Page 244
• Schrebera Page 240
• Scirpus Page 244
• Scopolia Page 297
• Scutellaria Page 280
• Semecarpus Page 261
• Senecio Page 29
• Serpicula Page 301
• Ses••mum Page 281
• Sesa••ium Page 275
• Sicyos Page 305
• Sida Page 285
• Sideroxylon Page ••••6
• Sirium Page 250
• Sisymbrium Page 283
• Sium Page 261
• Smilax Page 306
• Selanum Page 254
• Sonchus Page 293
• Sophora Page 267
• Spermacoce Page 249
• Sphaeranthus Page 295
• Spilanthus Page 293
• Spinifex Page 308
• Spondias Page 272
• Stap••lia Page 260
• Sterculia Page 304
• Steris Page 260
• Stilago Page 297
• Stipa Page 247
• Stratiotes Page 278
• Strychnos Page 255
• Swietenia Page 269

T.

• Tabernaemontana Page 259
• Tacca Page 274
• Tamarindus Page 243
• Tectona Page 256
• Terminalia Page 310
• Teucrium Page 279
• Theobroma Page 292
• Thouinia Page 242
• Thunbergia Page 281
• Torenia Page 280
• Tournesortia Page 251
• Tradescantia Page 262
• Tragia Page 300
• Trewia Page 276
• Trianthema Page 271
• Tribulus Page 270
• Trichomanes Page 314
• Trifolium Page 292
• Trigonella ibid.
• Trigosanthes Page 304
• Triumfetta Page 273
• Turraea Page 270

U.

• Vallaris Page 254
• Vateria Page 277
• Ventilago Page 256
• Verbena Page 242
• Verbesina Page 294
• Viola Page 295
• Vinca Page 258
• Vitis Page 257
• Vitex Page 282
• Ulmus Page 260
• Uniola Page 247
• Volkameria Page 282
• Urena Page 285
• Urtica Page 301
• Utricularia Page 241
• Uvaria Page 278

W.

• Waltheria Page 284

X.

• Xanthium Page 301
• Xylophylla Page 261
• Xyris Page 244

Z.

• Zanonia Page 306
• Zizania Page 302

ERRATA.

• Page 244. line 1. for cucultata read cucullata.
• Page 251. line 16. for sacquini read saequini.
• Page 263. line 19. for duperba read superba.
• Page 266. line 8. dela Jeapolia, &c.
• Page 269. line 25. for Goetnera read Goertnera.
• Page 285. line 1. for Bomax read Bomlax.
• Page 202. line 7. for vilosa read GALEGA villosa.

INDEX TO QUADRUPEDS.

A.

• ANT-EATER, spiny Page 120
• Ape, Gibbon Page 6
• Ape, pig-tailed baboon Page 7

B.

• Bat, Ternate Page 7, 120, 187
• Bat, cordated ibid.
• Bat, Molucca ibid.
• Bear, black Page 7
• Boar, wild ibid.
• Buffalo Page 5, 72

D.

• Deer, axis Page 6, 35
• Deer, hog ibid.
• Deer, ribbed face ibid.
• Deer, Indian musk ibid.
• Dog, New Holland Page 119
• Dugung Page 76

E.

• Elephant Page 6

G.

• Goat Page 5

H.

• Hog, ugly Page 75
• Hog, wild Page 72
• Hog, Babyroussa Page 174
• Horse Page 5

K.

• Kangaroo Page 100
• Kangaroo gigantic Page 119
• Kangaroo spotted ibid.
• Kangaroo rat ibid.

M.

• Maucauco, flying Page 36
• Monkey, ourang outang ibid.
• Monkey, egret ibid.
• Monkey, monea ibid.

Q.

• Opossum, savan ibid.
• Opossum, phalanger ibid.
• Opossum, vulpine Page 119
• Opossum, flying Page 120
• Opossum, Molucca Page 186
• Otter Page 7
• ...

• Ourang Outang Page 7, 36, 56
• Ox, Indian Page 35, 72

P.

• Porcupine, crested Page 7
• Porcupine, long-tailed Page 37

R.

• Rat Page 114
• Rhinoceros, one-horned Page 6, 38

S.

• Sheep, African Page 55
• Shrew, perfuming Page 37
• Sloth, two-toed Page 7
• Squirrel Page 7
• Squirrel Javan Page 37
• Squirrel plantane ibid.
• Squirrel palm ibid.
• Squirrel sailing ibid.
• Squirrel flying Page 114
• Succotyro Page 35

T.

• Tiger Page 7, 36

W.

• Weesel, four-toed Page 36
• Weesel, civet Page 76
• Weesel, fossane ibid.
• Weesel, spotted Page 120

INDEX TO BIRDS.

A.

• AVOSETTA, American Page 128

B.

• Bee-eater, carunculated Page 124
• Bee-eater, horned Page 125
• Bee-eater, Molucca Page 191
• Bustard, New Holland Page 125

C.

• Cassowary Page 8
• Cassowary New Holland Page 127
• Coliou Page 77
• Coliou crested ibid.
• Creeper, black Page 125
• Creeper, Amboina Page 191
• Crow, South-Sea raven Page 123
• Crow, carrion ibid.
• Crow, white-vented Page 124
• Crow, New Guinea Page 216

D.

• Duck, Parkinson's Page 129
• Duck, semi-palmated ibid.
• Duck, lobated Page 130

E.

• Eagle, white Page 121
• Eagle, brown ibid.

F.

• Falcon, white Page 121
• Fly catcher, red-bellied Page 113, 126
• Fly catcher, New Holland Page 126
• Fly catcher, soft-tailed ibid.
• Frigate birds Page 220

G.

• Gallinule, white Page 113
• Gannet Page 114
• Goat-sucker, crested Page 127
• Grakle, yellow-faced Page 124
• Grosbeak, Molucca Page 192
• Gull, black-backed Page 129

H.

• Hawk, pied Page 121
• Heron, white-fronted Page 128
• Heron, New Guinea Page 218
• Hornbill Page 78
• Hornbill Philippine ibid.
• ...

• Hornbill, Manilla Page 78
• Hornbill, New Holland Page 123
• Hornbill, Molucca Page 190

I. J.

• Jacana Page 76
• Jackdaw, barred Page 216
• Jackdaw, grey ibid.
• Ibis, wood Page 128

K.

• King's-fisher, great brown Page 124, 217
• King's-fisher, sacred Page 124
• King's-fisher, Ternate Page 190
• King's-fisher, green-headed Page 191
• King's-fisher, spotted Page 217

M.

• Manakin, stripe headed Page 126
• Manakin, spotted Page 127

O.

• Oyster-catcher Page 128
• Owl, New Holland Page 122

P.

• Paradise, birds of Page 148
• Paradise, common Page 150
• Paradise, king of Page 153
• Paradise, shague Page 210
• Paradise, magnificent Page 211
• Paradise, crested ibid.
• Paradise, gorget Page 212
• Paradise, superb ibid.
• Paradise, surcated ibid.
• Paradise, six-wired ibid.
• Paradise, damasked blue-green ibid.
• Paradise, golden Page 213
• Paradise, white ibid.
• Paradise, white-winged Page 213
• Parrot, cockatoo Page 122
• Parrot, yellow ibid.
• Parrot, blue-bellied ibid.
• Parrot, Tabuan ibid.
• Parrot, Pennantian ibid.
• Parrot, crested parakeet ibid.
• Parrot, pacific ibid.
• Parrot, Pusillus ibid.
• Parrot, Banksian cockatoo ibid.
• Parrot, ground Page 123
• Parrot, red-crested cockatoo Page 187
• Parrot, lesser white cockatoo ibid.
• Parrot, gramineous loeri ibid.
• Parrot, red Amboina loeri Page 188
• Parrot, red-breasted ibid.
• Parrot, blue-headed ibid.
• Parrot, black-crowned ibid.
• Parrot, violet Indian Page 189
• Parrot, Gilolo loeri Page 215, ibid.
• Parrot, crimson L. ibid.
• Parrot, scarlet L. ibid.
• Parrot, grand L. ibid.
• Parrot, green and red L. ibid.
• Parrot, New Guinea Page 214
• Parrot, Papuan Loeri ibid.
• Parrot, great-billed L. ibid.
• Parrot, black L. Page 215
• Parrot, Gueby L. ibid.
• Partridge, quail Page 125
• Partridge, wattled ibid.
• Pelecan Page 129, 220
• Petrel Page 114
• Petrel grey ibid.
• Petrel white-breasted ibid.
• Petrel Pintado ibid.
• Petrel shearwater ibid.
• Petrel diving ibid.
• ...

• Petrels, broad-billed Page 114
• Pheasant, argus Page 8
• Pie, short-tailed Page 190
• Pigeon, bronze-winged Page 113, 125
• Pigeon, nutmeg Page 165
• Pigeon, white turtle Page 76
• Pigeon, green turtle Page 192
• Pigeon, great-crowned Page 217
• Pigeon, Papuan Page 218
• Pinguin, fin-winged Page 220
• Pinguin, crested Page 129
• Pinguin, Patagonian Page 218
• Pinguin, collared Page 219
• Pinguin, Papuan ibid.
• Plover, red-necked Page 128
• Promerops, crested Page 191
• Promerops, grand Page 213
• Promerops, rayed ibid.

Q.

• Quail, Luconia Page 76
• Quail, New Guinea Page 217

R.

• Roller, noisy Page 113
• Roller, pied Page 216
• Scythrops, psittaceous hornbill Page 123

S.

• Shrike Page 76
• Shrike Antiguan ibid.
• Spoonbill, crested Page 77
• Swan, black Page 130

T.

• Tanagre, Amboina Page 192
• Tern, Caspian Page 129
• Tern, noddy ibid.
• Tern, Dampier's noddy ibid.
• Thrush, musician Page 77
• Thrush, New Holland Page 126
• Thrush, Amboina Page 192
• Todus, flavigaster Page 124
• Tropic bird Page 219
• Turtle, white Page 76

V.

• Vulture, le secretaire Page 77

W.

• Warbler, long-legged Page 126
• Warbler, superb ibid.
• Warbler, swallow ibid.
• Warbler, Van Diemen's ibid.
• Woodpecker, brown Page 190

INDEX.

A.

• ABDON Page 206
• Acapulco ships Page 62
• Acheen Page 19
• Acheen head Page 2
• Admiralty Isles Page 227
• Amboina Page 166
• Amboina when discovered Page 167
• Amboina conquered by the Portuguese, ibid.
• Amboina massacre of the English at, Page 168
• Amphibious fish Page 133
• Amphisboena Page 40
• Ant eater Page 120
• Arabs of New Guinea Page 234
• Arfak, mountains of Page 207
• Arrou Islands Page 148

B.

• Babyroussa hog Page 174
• Badjoos, a people Page 89
• Balambangan, island of Page 59
• Balimbuan, prince of, his tragical story Page 32
• Balli island Page 92
• Balli slaves at ibid.
• Bally, island of Page 180
• Banda Islands Page 154
• Banda conquered by the Chinese ibid.
• Banda conquered by the Portuguese ibid.
• Banda visited by the Dutch Page 155
• Banda visited by the English Page 157
• Banguey, island of Page 59
• Bantam Page 24
• Bashee Islands Page 68
• Bashee produce of Page 69
• Bashee natives of ibid.
• Bashee government ibid.
• Bashee boats of Page 70
• Bashee arms ibid.
• Batavia Page 26
• Batavia once Jacatra Page 27
• Batavia founded in 1620 ibid.
• Batavia a sickly climate ibid.
• Batavia massacre of the Chinese at Page 28
• Batchian Page 178
• Bats, vast Page 7
• Battas, nation of the Page 21
• Bears Page 7
• Bee Page 8
• Bencoolen Page 18
• Birds of Sumatra Page 8
• Birds of Manilla Islands Page 76
• ...

• Birds of Nerfolk Islands Page 113
• Birds of New Holland Page 121
• Birds of Paradise Page 148, 210
• Birds of the Moluccas Page 187
• Birds of New Guinea Page 210
• Bissory Harbour Page 181
• Bo Page 177
• Boas, serpent at Java Page 40
• Bohon Upas Page 42
• Bohon a dreadful poison ibid.
• Bohon strange account of ibid.
• Bontius, James Page 33
• Borneo Page 52
• Borneo inhabitants of Page 53
• Borneo productions of Page 54
• Borneo city of Page 58
• Botany Bay Page 106
• Botany natives of ibid.
• Botany our convicts sent there Page 108
• Bougainville, M Page 231
• Boutan Island Page 91
• Bread fruit Page 79
• Britain, New Page 223
• Broken Bay Page 139
• Buero Page 174
• Bustard Bay Page 141
• Byajos, people Page 57

C.

• Calamianes isles Page 71
• Cape Bedford and Flattery Page 144
• Cape Good Hope Page 207
• Cape Hicks Page 105
• Cape Orford Page 224
• Cape Saint George ibid.
• Cape Stephens Page 2••5
• Cape Waelche Page 233
• Carpentaria Page 147
• Castle Victoria Page 169
• Cavite Port Page 62
• Celebes or Ma••assar Page 85
• Celebes volcanoes, at Page 86
• Celebes city of Page 89
• Celebes natives Page 90
• Ceram Page 172
• Chamae, vast Page 204
• Chinese, massacre of, at Batavia Page 28
• Chinese, massacre of, at Manilla Page 65
• Cloves first introduced into Europe Page 170
• Coal Page 4
• Cocoa tree Page 79
• Cockle Isle Page 204
• Commerce of the Papuans Page 209
• Copper Page 4
• Coral reefs Page 145
• Coral wonderous ibid.
• Cracatoa, island of Page 24
• Crocodiles of Java, of a vast size Page 40
• Curcul••o palmarium, insect Page 197

D.

• Dampier's Bay Page 98
• Darwin, quoted Page 40
• De Witt's Land Page 99
• Dory harbour Page 221
• Dutch cruelty Page 30

E.

• Earthquakes, tremendous Page 65
• Edel's land Page 102
• Edible nests Page 56
• Ef-be harbour Page 177
• Endeavour river Page 143
• Endeavour streights Page 146
• Endrachts land Page 100
• Enganho Island Page 22
• ...

• English, massacre of, at Amboina Page 168
• Escape, providential Page 141

F.

• Fire arms of Torres's streights Page 232
• Fishes of Java Page 38
• Fishes of N. Holland Page 132
• Fishes amphibious Page 133
• Fishes of the Moluccas Page 193
• Flax Page 116
• Formation of the isles Page 1
• Forest, captaih Page 222

G.

• Gag Page 199
• Gardens of Nutmegs Page 164
• George, St. Cape Page 224
• George, Channel Page 226
• Gerard Dennis's Island Page 229
• Giaritchas Page 181
• Gibby Page 198
• Gibby visited by the French ibid.
• Gilolo Page 193
• Goat, Sumatran Page 5
• Goenong-api Page 159
• Gold Page 4, 61
• Good Hope, Cape of Page 207
• Governor Philip Page 109
• Gum tree, red Page 135

H.

• Haraforas, a people Page 74, 208
• Harbour, Bissory Page 181
• Harbour, Malaleo ibid.
• Hawkesbury river Page 140
• Hibiscus biliaceus Page 135
• Hick's cape Page 105
• Hogs, water chace of Page 202
• Hogs, horned Page 174
• Holland, New Page 97
• Howe, L. Island Page 117

J.

• Jamna Page 222
• Java Page 23
• Java visited by the Portuguese Page 25
• Java Dutch ibid.
• Java Pepper, great commodity of Page 31
• Java extent of Page 33
• Java volcanoes at ibid.
• Java natives of Page 34
• Java quadrupeds ibid.
• Java birds of Page 37
• Java fishes of Page 38
• Java reptiles of Page 40
• Indian head Page 141
• Indians, curled headed Page 66
• Indigo Page 61
• Insulae satyrorum Page 60
• John, St. Island Page 228
• Ireland, New Page 225

K.

• Kanari Islands Page 177
• Kangaroo Page 100
• Kangaroo the gigantic Page 119
• Keppel's Bay Page 141
• Keylan and Manipa Page 173

L.

• Lalaletta Page 181
• Lancaster, sir James Page 17
• Lano Lake Page 75
• Linty, village of Page 177
• ...

• Lizard, horrible Page 101
• Long Island Page 222
• Lontoir Page 160
• Lord Howe Island Page 117
• Louisiade, La Page 231
• Luconia, island of Page 60
• Lyong Page 176

M.

• Macassar, or Celebes Page 85
• Mackerel Bay Page 233
• Mactan Page 73
• Mactan Magellan killed there ibid.
• Madura, prince of, his tragical story Page 31
• Mala••co harbour of Page 181
• Manchi ••eel tree Page 12
• Manilia Islands Page 60
• Manilia when discovered ibid.
• Manilia city of Page 62
• Manilia taken in 1762 Page 64
• Manilia earthquakes at Page 65
• Manilia Chinese, massacre of at ibid.
• Manilia natives of Page 66
• Manilia great central bay in the midst of the Page 71
• Manilia quadrupeds of the Page 72, 75
• Manilia birds of the Page 76
• Manilia Plants of the Page 78
• Manipa and K••ylan Page 173
• Mansingham port Page 222
• M••tara Page 32
• Matchian Page 181
• Menangecabow, empire of Page 19
• Mindanao, isle Page 73
• Mindanao, extent of Page 74
• Mindanao, natives of ibid.
• Mixaol Page 177
• Moa Page 222
• Molucca Islands Page 178
• Molucca Islands, inhabitants of, con|verted to Christianity Page 179
• Molucca Islands, shipping of Page 185
• Molucca Islands, quadrupeds of Page 186
• Molucca Islands, birds of Page 187
• Molucca Islands, reptiles of Page 192
• Molucca Islands, fishes of Page 193
• Montague port Page 223
• Morty Page 197
• Motir Page 182
• Mount Ophir Page 3
• Mountains of Arfak Page 207
• Myo Page 184

N.

• Natal Page 18
• Negro, or a 〈◊〉〈◊〉 headed race in the Manilla isles Page 66
• Negro, in the Papuan Page 202
• Nepean river Page 140
• New Britain Page 223
• ...New Guinea, see Papuas Land.
• Holland Page 97
• Holland vast extent of ibid.
• Holland discovered in 1618 Page 98
• Holland sea snakes at Page 100
• Holland visited by Pilstaert in 1629 Page 102
• Holland by Van de Leuwin in 1622 ibid.
• Holland by Peter Nuyts in 1627, ibid.
• Holland by Tasman in 1642 ibid.
• Holland by Captain Furneaux in 17••3 Page 103
• Holland by Captain Cook in 1777 ibid.
• Holland soil of ibid.
• Holland natives of Page 98, 104
• Holland habitations of the natives, Page 104
• Holland quadrupeds of Page 119
• Holland fish of Page 132
• ...

• New Holland, faunula of Page 118
• New Holland, birds of Page 121
• New Holland, reptiles of Page 131
• New Holland, plants of Page 133
• New Ireland Page 225
• New Ireland natives of Page 227
• New Ireland canoes of ibid.
• Norfolk Island Page 112
• Norfolk Island colonized ibid.
• Norfolk Island birds of Page 113
• Norfolk Island trees of Page 115
• Norfolk Island climate Page 117
• Nutmegs Page 161
• Nutmegs gardens of Page 164
• Nutmegs food of birds Page 165
• Nutmegs pigeon ibid.
• Nutmegs plenty of at New Guinea Page 234
• Nuts, exotic, cast on shore Page 139

O.

• Offak Page 206
• Ophir Mount, in Sumatra Page 3
• Orange, minute Page 81
• Orford, Cape Page 224
• Ouby Page 176
• Ourang Outang Page 56

P.

• Palambang city Page 16
• Panay Page 71
• Papuan islands Page 197
• Papuan people Page 201
• sorm of the Page 202
• Papuas Land, or New Guinea Page 206
• Papuas Land, when discovered ibid.
• Papuas Land, houses of the natives Page 208
• Papuas Land, tombs of Page 209
• Papuas Land, birds of Page 210
• Paradise, birds of Page 148, 210
• Patanta Page 203
• Patany hook Page 193
• Pearls Page 83
• Pepper Page 31
• Peppermint tree Page 135
• Philip, governor Page 109
• Pigeon, nutmeg Page 165
• Pigeon, great, crowned Page 217
• Plants of Sumatra Page 9
• Plants strange, of Purchas Page 14
• Plants of the Manillas Page 78
• Plants of New Holland Page 133
• Plants observed by Dampier Page 137
• Poloroon Page 161
• Popo Page 177
• Port Jackson Page 110
• Port Mansingham Page 222
• Port Montagu Page 223
• Prince's Island Page 23
• Prince of Wales's islands Page 232
• Promerops, grand Page 213
• Providential escape Page 141
• Providential inlet Page 145
• Pulo aya Page 161
• Pulo Pisang Page 176
• Pulo Sabuda Page 233

Q.

• Quadrupeds of Sumatra Page 5
• Quadrupeds of Java Page 34
• Quadrupeds of the Manillas Page 72
• Quadrupeds of New Holland Page 119
• Quadrupeds of the Moluccas Page 186

R.

• Red gum tree Page 135
• Rhinoceros, one-horned Page 35
• ...

• River Hawkesbury Page 140
• River Nepean ibid.
• River Endeavour Page 143
• Rooke, Sir George's, Island Page 223
• Rotang, or Rattan, history of Page 9
• Ruib, Isle Page 199
• Rumphius Page 170

S.

• Sabadibae of Ptolemy Page 15
• Sago tree Page 194
• Sago oven Page 196
• St. George's Channel Page 226
• St. George's Channel length of ibid.
• Salt and Banca Islands Page 58
• Salwatty Page 200
• Sambaar Point Page 58
• Sangir Isle Page 85
• Schouten's Island Page 222
• Selang, Isle of Page 178
• Serpents Page 131
• Serpents sea Page 100
• Sharks Bay ibid.
• Shipping of the Moluccas Page 185
• Slaves, trade in Page 87, 209
• Slinger's Bay Page 229
• Slinger's Bay natives of Page 230
• Slinger's Bay prows of ibid.
• Spicy Islands Page 148
• Spicy Sea, upper part of the Page 176
• Soolo isles Page 82
• Soolo pearls sound at Page 83
• Soolo animals of Page 84
• Soolo length of ibid.
• Soolo natives of Page 85
• Streights of Endeavour Page 146
• Streights Torres's Page 232
• Sualloo, what Page 89
• Succadana and Sambas Islands Page 58
• Succotyro animal Page 35
• Sumatra Page 2
• Sumatra bad climate Page 3
• Sumatra volcanoes at ibid.
• Sumatra minerals of Page 4
• Sumatra quadrupeds of Page 5
• Sumatra birds of Page 8
• Sumatra plants of Page 9
• Sumatra trees of Page 11
• Sumatra Dammer, pitch at Page 13
• Sumatra discovered by the Portuguese Page 15
• by the Dutch Page 16
• by the English ibid.
• Sumatra feudal custom at Page 20
• Sumatra furious surf at Page 22
• Supple jack Page 115
• Swan black Page 130
• Syang Page 199
• Sydney Cove Page 110

T.

• Tappa, island of Page 181
• Tappanooli Page 14
• Tea shrub, sweet Page 135
• Tea tree ibid.
• Teek tree Page 12
• Termes ants Page 143
• Ternate Page 183
• Ternate Sultan of Page 184
• Tidor Page 182
• Tigers Page 36, 54
• Timorian chain Page 93
• Timorian length of Page 94
• Timorian natives of ibid.
• Timorian animals of Page 95
• Tin Page 4
• Tombs of the Papuans Page 209
• Tomoguy Page 199
• Torres's Streights Page 232
• Trees of Norfolk Island Page 115
• ...

• Tropic bird Page 106
• Tyfory Page 184

U. V.

• Van de Leuwin's Land Page 102
• Van Diemen's Land ibid.
• Victoria Castle Page 169
• Village of Linty Page 177
• Villages, singular Page 68
• Upas tree, in Java Page 42
• Upas tree, poisonous effect of it Page 90
• Upas tree, in Macassar ibid.
• Volcanoes at Sumatra Page 3
• Volcanoes at Java Page 33
• Volcanoes at Bandu Isles Page 159
• Volcanoes at the Moluccas Page 186
• Volcanoes at Celebes Page 86
• Volcanoes at New Guinea Page 222
• Volcanoes at New Britain Page 226

W.

• Waelche, Cape Page 233
• Waygiou Page 205
• Waglol Page 199
• Wales, Prince of, Island Page 232
• Wallis's Isle Page 225
• Water spouts Page 220
• William, King, Isle of Page 204
• Wishart's Island Page 229
• Women, hideous, in the Papuan Islands, Page 203

Y.

• Yellow gum tree Page 134
• Yowl, Isle of Page 206
• Yowry, Isle of Page 207

Z.

• Zoophytes Page 38

END OF THE FOURTH VOLUME.