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PHYTOCRENEjE (auctor h. baillonj.

iimbus 4-15 cent. longus, 2-10 cent. latus, lnflorescentiae masculae usquead ^ metr. longae. Flores 1,2 mm. longi latique. Drupae ad 1 cent. longae,$ cent. latae.

a, genuina, foliis longius petiolatis, parce villosis, inflorescentiis longiori-bus, floribus villosulis. In Java (Leschenault, in hb. Juss., Mus. Par.;Bl. in hb. Lugd.-Bat., Mus. Par.), « in plagis orientalibus variisquelocis » (Horsfield), in Nova Guinea (Zippel., in hb. Mus. Lugd.-Bat.), ininsulis Javanicis (Reinwardt, in hb. Mus. Lugd.-Bat.; Zollinger, Cat.n, 2464; Lobb. n 171, in hb. Kew; De Vriese. in hb. Lugd.-Bat., Kew.),in Malacca (Griffith, in hb. Kew.), in Philippinis (Cuming. n. 1532).Javanis Djangatane (test. Leschen.) v. Djoengitan, JJjagol Kedang, exHorsf. et Miq. (v. s.)

p, Miquelii, foliis subtus ubique, supra in costa et partim in costulis, in-florescentiis floribusque densius rufo-tomentellis, pilis in floribus minusdensis distinctioribus, petiolo modico, limbo e basi breviter cordata ellip-tico-v. subovato-oblongo, saepe mucronato. In Java (Reinw.), Nova Guinea(Zippel., in hb. Mus. Lugd.-Bat). I. ovalis Hassk. loc. cit. I. tomentellaMiq. FI. Ind.-Bat. 1. 796- Malayis Tjoebang dari cetan , ex Miq. (v. s.)

2. I. Madagascariensis (H. Bn. in Adansonia. IX. 146. n. 18), scandens, longesarmentosus, caule ramisque teretibus v. ancipiti-compressis, nunc 4-gonis,dense ferrugineo-v. fulvido-hirsuti*, cortice filamentoso, basi caulis fuscatoimequali-fisso, foliis oppositis, breviter petiolatis longe ovato-acutis v. sublan-ceolatis, basi cordatis, apice plerumque acuminatis, integerrimis membrana-ceis, supra dense viridibus, subtus paulo pallidioribus, petiolo costaque cumnervis primariis obliquis venisque laxe reticulatis pilis iisdem rufescentibusac ramis obsitis, ramulo ad internodia singula quoad folium laterale in cir-rhum gracilem longum simplicem v. apice ramosum mutato, cirrho ad inter-nodia nonnulla florifero, floribus cymosis, cymis basi pedunculatis valdeferrugineo-v. rufescenti-hirsutis, floribus crebris minutis 3-5-meris, mvolu-cello brevi inaequali-3-5-dentato, ciliato hirsuto, perianthii foliolis 3-5, basiconnatis longe lanceolatis parce hirsutis, valvatis, staminibus 3-5 sub gynaeceirudimento breviter conico insertis, antheris inaequali-obovatis obtusissimisdemum refleris, introrsum 2-rimosis, filamentis liberis, floris foeminei perian-thio ut in masc., ovario basi attenuato, apice stigmate sessili excentricolineari longitudine sulcato coronato, drupa basi perianthio persistente stipata,ellipsoidea glaberrima, mesocarpio tenui, putamine tenui, albumine copioso(in sicco fuscato), radicula brevissima recta, cotyledonibus oblongo-ellipticistenuissimis integris penninervis. 5 In Madagascante costa or., ubi Vahd fissocvernacule audit (Dupetit-Thouars, Chapelier, in hb. Mus. Par.). — Ramuli2-4 mill. crassi. Foliorum petiolus f-1 cent. longus, limbus ad 12 cent. long.,5 cent. lat. Cirrhi 5-10 cent. longi. Drupae 1 cent. longae, ad j- cent. latae,(v. s.)

Sect. n. Gymniodes.

Flores ecalyculati (ab Eviodei sect. perianthio ecalyculato, i. e. eodem feremodo ac a Natsialo Pyrenacantha, differt). Antherae cochleato-reflexae.

3. 1. Africana (Wehv. ex Oliv. FI. trop. Afr. I. 358), scandens, ramis gracili-bus, junioribus strigillosis v. breviter hirsutis, demum saepius glabrescenti •bus, foliis membranaceis sublatis ellipticis v. ovato-ellipticis plerumque bre-viter acuminatis v. cuspidatis, basi tate rotundato-subcordatis v. valde cordatisnunc subobliquis integerrimis, demum nisi ad costam nervorumque prima-riorum basin strigillosas glabratis, costa supra concava, subtus uti nervi venae-que reticulati prominula, petiolo plus minus strigilloso, inflorescentiis masculislaxis e medio v. plus minus alte furcatis, foliis aqualibus v. longioribustenuiter strigillosis, floribus parvis, perianthio demum apice plus minusreflexo v. revoluto, antheris valde revoluto-recurvis. Caetera nobis ignota.S In Guinea infer., « ad Golungo Alto et Casengo, Angola » (Weiwitsch! exOliv.), ad Gaboon River et Old Calabar River, Corisco Bay (G. Mann, n. 968,