A dictionary of the plant names of the Philippine Islands. By Elmer D. Merrill ...

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XYLIA. (Legumintoscar.) T-all, unarmed trees with bipimicate leaves,, th1e
flowers in round heads.
Quitaqulta, II.; Tfle, Z.
XYLOPIA. (Anonacewr.) Trees.
Amfiyon, T.; Caiffligag, T.; nitIo, Tr.
X. DEILISCENS Merrill. Amifyon, B.; Biuftan; C(-Alai, T.; Laui~tan, 1'.;
Taffg-Isang-bagfo, T.
XYLOSMNA CUIJ~NG1 C1bS. (Btixaccw.) A tree or- shrub.
Amna~t, V.
XYLOCARPUS OBOVATUS JUSS. (Meliacca'.) A small tree frequent along
tidal rivers, bea ring, large, sphierical, woody fruits. Leaves ob~tse.
Cahimpahi-ia-sa-hfiti, T.; Mifgi, Pamp.; Mlfqui, Pamp.; Nfgi, r.; 'Nigui,
T.; Pifigao, T.; Tibfg-i.
X. GRANATum Koenig. Similar to the preceding, but leaves acute.
XYI'is COMPLANATA IR. Br.% (XAyridaecw.) Tuiftedi, rigid, gras-s-like herb.
G(nimi-gfinii, T.
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ZALACCA EDIJLIS Reinw. (Palm cc'.) Limorrin.
ZANT11OXYLUM1 AVICENNAE DC. (Ru tacew.) Tree or, Shrub.
Bhlga-tambfil, V.; CM-iiga~y, Pamp.; Cayntfina, Pamp.; Mlarbfiar, V1.;
Shiny, Pamp.; Sfilay cflTay, Pamp.
Z. OXYPIIYLLIJM-A Edgew. A shrub clothed withi hooked lprickles.
Casftbang, II.; Cayutitfna, T.; Sgycliy;Salhiday; Shiny, V.
ZIEA MAYs L~. (Gr-amincw,.) Corn, cultivated.
Bor6na; Matz, Sp. Fit.
Z INGTIBER. (Zingerberacew.) IHerbaceous plants with a roinatic root-stock~s.
the source of ginger.
Bafrigbhiy, V., T.; Baifirrhiy, V.; 1Lamp(iyan, TF.; Lampriyang-itlyani, V.;
Linalfnia-Ahan, T.; L('y-a, V.; Lfiya-lhya, T.; Luyan i~ira ish", V.;
Lfivang aso, T.; Luyang osiu, T.; Ailafifghly, Pamp.; Tfimbong-ruso, TI.
Z. OFFICINALE Linn. Bhiseng, 11.; Layhil, Z.; Lfiya, T.; PrIiiigas, Z.
Z. ZERUMBIET Rose. Duo, V.; Lampfiyang, V.; Layfi, B.; Thmo, T.
Zizymius. (IRharnnaceax) Trees or shrubs with prominently veinedl leavs.
Frequently armed with prickles.
lBfga, T.; Bofiil.ghis, V.; Buuigrls; Dfa, Z.; Dir~in, 11.; Talftnas, TI.
Z. ARWOREA Merrill. A large tree. Spineless, leaves glabrous.
Ligao, T.
Z. DALANTA Blanco. DalantAi, V.
Z. TRYINERVIS Poir. A tree; leaves pubescent.
Balficat, T.; Bigifia, T.; Dielfip; Duelfip, T.; Lfibba-lAbba, II.; Ligfio, T.
Z. JUJUB~A Linn. A smiall tree armned with short prickles and bearing an
edible fruit; not a native of the Philippines, but frequently found
in cultivation anad spontaneous.
ManzAnlas, Sp. Fil.; Mlanzanitas, Sp. Fil.
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