J. a. BAKER ON SOME ]^EW SPECIES OF HYMENOPUYLLACE^,, 339 



** 



Spuriously veined. 



12. T. Neilgherrense, Beddome, Fil. S. Ind. t. 6 



Falls under Hemiphlehium, PresL 



Southern Hindostau. 



[. Gray in SilL Amer, Journ. 185. 



gonium) V. d. B, 

 Alabama. 



14. T. APODUM, Hooker & Greville; (Didymoglossum) F.rf.B, 

 Tropical America, both the islands and mainland. 



Of T. ScJiqfneri, Scbldt., and T. Pahstianum, C. Muller, placed 

 by Van den Bosch near T, apodum^ there are no specimens in the 

 Kew Herbarium. 



15. T, HexzaiaiVUm, Parish, in Hook. 2nd Century of Ferns, t. 1. 



Falls under Didymoglossvm. 

 Malayan peninsula. 



16. T. pusiLLUM, Swarfz; (Hemiphlebium) PresL 

 Tropical America, both the islands and mainland. 



17. T. MuscoiDEs, Swartz. 



Under this. Sir "W". Hooker nlaces, in the manuscrint notes 



Hemiphleh 



mtiscozdes and Microgonium suhlimhatum, ceruqineum Hookeri, 



erosiim Lenormandi, himarginatum and Kapplerianum of Van den 

 Bosch. •* 



Tropical Asia, Polynesian Islands, Africa, and America. 



18. T. RoBiNSONi, Hook. MS., n, sp. Frondibus stipitatis oblongo- 

 spathulatis subpinnatifidis, venis etvenulis spuriis pinnatim dispositis, 

 mvolucris solitariis vel binis exsertis stipitatis, ore rotundo bilabiato. 



Ehizome slender, wide-creeping, tomentose. Stipes one to three 

 lines long, tomentose like the caudex. Frond membranaceous 

 m texture, half an inch to an inch long by from a quarter to 

 three-eighths of an inch broad, oblongo-spathulate in general out- 

 line, subpinnatifid, with short, rounded, erecto-patent lobes, of 

 which the two upper ones are the narrowest and longest, furnished 

 with a distinct midrib from the base to the apex ; the lateral veins 

 pinnate, erecto-patent ; the spurious veins short and indistinct ; 

 the margin undulated and slightly toothed, furnished with a few 

 strong deciduous hairs ; the sori solitary or in pairs, completely 

 exserted or even stipitate; the involucre cylindrical, with a 

 rounded, distinctly two-lipped mouth. 



Natal, at an elevation of 3000 feet, Robinson, Sanderson. 



This falls under JffWrtfpA/^fi/im; but whether it would be best 



