64 



15. C/ESALPINIA Linn. 



1. C. bonducella (Linn.) Flem.; Baker in Hook. t. Fl. Brit. Lnd. 2 (1878) 

 254. 



(7002 Elmer) November; (3284 Merrill) October. Common in thickets near 

 the seashore, widely distributed in the Philippines. Cosmopolitan in the Tropics. 

 T., Calumbibit. 



2. C. nuga Ait.; Baker I. c. 2;>,->. 



(1952, 2492 Borden) October, .la una ry : < 2272 ,1/n/rr) December; (700!) Elmer I 

 November: (12ii4 Whitford) May. Abundant in thickets on the seashore, widely 

 distributed in the Philippines. British Indian to .Malaya. Polynesia, and Aus- 

 tralia. T., Sapinit. 



16. MEZONEURUM Desf. 



I. M. glabrum Desf. Mem. AIns. Paris 4 ( 1 S 1 S ) 245. t. 18. 

 ( Whitford). In thickets near the seashore. Malaya. 



17. ORMOSIA -lacks. 



1. O. calavensis Blanco PI. Filip. cd. 2 (1845) 230. 



(223 Merrill) Decades Philippine Forest Flora, coll. Borden, October. In 

 forests 300 to 500 m. Endemic. T.. Bahay. 



2. O. paniculata Merr. Govt, Lab. Publ. 35 (1906) 21. 

 (2028 Borden) October. In forests at 60 m. Endemic. 



18 CROTALARIA Linn. 



1. C. quinquefolia Linn.; Baker in Hook. f. Kl. Brit. lnd. 2 (1876) 84. 



I Whitford) September. A weed in open wet places, widely distributed in the 

 Philippines. British India and Malaya. 



2. C. retusa Linn.; Baker 1. c. 75. 



(2021 Borden) October. In sandy soil near the seashore, widely distributed in 

 the Philippines. Tropical Asia. Malaya, and Australia. 



3. C. verrucosa Linn.; Baker I. c. 77. 



(2181 Meyer) December; (6741 Elmer) November; 3308 Merrill) October. 

 In waste places from sea level to 200 m.. widely distributed in the Philippines. 

 Tropics generally. 



19. DALEA Linn. 



I. D. glandulosa (Blanco) Merr. Govt. Lab. Publ. 27 (1905) 37. />. nigra 

 Mart, et Gal. 



(Whitford). In open lands and thickets below 1(H) m., introduced from tropical 

 America and now widely distributed in the Philippines, ascending to an altitude 

 of 1,400 in., in the highlands of Benguet Province, Luzon. 



20. MILLETTIA W. et A. 



1. M. merrillii Perk. Frag. Fl. Philip. (1904) 81. 

 (Whitford). In forests. Endemic. 



21. GLIRICIDIA II. Ik K. 



I. G. sepium (Jacq.) Steud.; Perk. Frag. Fl. Philip. (1904) 17. (I. maculata 

 II. B. K. 



(2593 Meyer) February. In deserted clearings below 75 m. Very common 

 about towns throughout the Philippines, introduced from tropical America. Sp.- 

 FiL, Caeauate, Madre cacao. 



