82 SIR DIETRICH BRANDIS—AN ENUMERATION 
regularly alternating and distichous, forming slender terminal 
and lateral panicles, longer than leaves. Anther-cells unequal, 
the posterior barbate at base and apex. Appendages shorter 
than anther, on all sides bearded with long hairs. Stylopodium 
large, densely tomentose; style short, glabrous; stigma minute. 
Fruit unknown. 
21. SHOREA CILIATA, King in Journ. Asiat. Soc. Bengal, lxii. 
pars 2 (1893), 118. 
Penang. 
Secondary nerves 8-9 pairs; sepals triangular. Buds linear. 
Petals 4 in. long. Stamens 30, appendage of connective apical, 
slender, with 3-5 spreading cili». Ovary and stylopodium pu- 
bescent ; style short, glabrous. 
D. Borneo, Sumatra. 
22. S. SCHEFFERIANA, Hance in [ London] Journ. Bot. xvi. 
(1878) 303. 
Sambas, Borneo, “Zeng kawang saloeng soeng.” 
Branches flexuose, leaves chartaceous, oblong - lanceolate. 
Secondary nerves 12-14 pairs, arching; tertiary nerves very 
numerous, parallel, close together. Buds linear. Flowers 
sessile, in slender racemose axillary panicles, shorter than leaf, 
consisting of short unilateral distichous spikes. Sepals broad, 
obtuse, grey tomentose outside, glabrous inside. Petals linear, 
2 inch long. Stamens 20. Appendage of connective oblique 
from back of anther, with long ciliæ. Ovary and stylopodium 
densely tomentose; style short, glabrous. Fruit unknown. 
23. S. HAVILANDI, sp. nova. Arbor. Folia elliptica, breviter 
acuminata, fere glabra, nervis secundariis utrinque 8-10, tertiariis 
approximatis parallelis et reticulatis in utráque facie conspicuis. 
‘Stamina 40-50, antheris ellipticis, appendice nuda sed basi valde 
incrassatá. Ovarium (cum stylopodio exiguo) pubescens, stylo 
brevi glabro. 
Borneo (Beccari, n. 2472 ; Haviland, n. 1899). 
Branches with numerous small lenticels. Leaves glabrous on 
both sides, only midrib with scattered tufts of stellate hairs; blade 
8-5 in. by 2-24 in.; petiole hoary, j in. long. Panicles long, 
slender, terminal and axillary, consisting of short unilateral spikes 
distichous and regularly alternating. Buds elongate-conical. 
