134 DR. O. STAPF ON THE FLORA OF MOUNT KINABALU. 
A very well-marked species, distinguished by the verrucose branches, the large thickly 
coriaceous leaves, the short thick pedicels, and the large flowers. 
EURYA RETICULATA, Korth. Verh. nat. Gesch. Bot. 118. 
From 11,000 to 13,000 feet (Low; Haviland, 1067). 
Distribution: High mountains of the Malay Archipelago from Sumatra to Borneo. 
The Kinabalu plant agrees perfectly with the type specimens of Æ. reticulata and 
E. coneocarpa, Korth., which I find are exactly the same. The stems of Haviland’s 
specimens are covered with a thick coat of Capnodium elongatum, Berk. et Desm. 
SAURAUJA FEROX, Korth. Verh. nat. Gesch. Bot. 132, t. xix. 
At 3000 feet (Haviland, 1333). 
Distribution: Malaya, from Sumatra to the Philippines (?). 
I refer to this species also Motley, 332, from Banjermassin, Beccari, 1021, from 
Sarawak, 95 and 131 from Mt. Singalang in Sumatra, and a specimen of Korthals, 
named ** Saurauja singalensis, Korth.," and, though with some reluctance, a specimen of 
Cuming, 1712, from Samar in the Philippines. The specimens from Mt. Singalang differ 
but slightly in the more copious indumentum of the leaves. S. ferox is closely allied to 
S. Reinwardtiana, Bl., from Java, and S. hirsuta, Bl., from Celebes, and it is very probably 
identical with S. tewensis, Korth., and perhaps also with S. sakoembangensis, Korth., 
both from South Borneo. S. Reinwardtiana differs chiefly in the larger bracts, which 
are very much reduced in S. ferox, a character of apparently little importance, and by 
the more delicate venation, which, however, is of almost exactly the same structure. If 
S. ferox and S. Reinwardtiana should indeed prove to be only forms or varieties of one 
species, the name S. Reinwardtiana would stand as the older. A type specimen of 
S. tewensis, Korth., for which I am indebted to Dr. Boerlage of Leyden, agrees almost 
perfectly with the specimen from Kinabalu so far as the foliage and the branches are 
concerned. But the only imperfect flower which is still attached to the branch is 
smaller, and the calyx clothed with a more paleaceous covering. 
SAURAUJA AMENA, Stapf, n. sp. Arbor parva. Ramuli pallidi, fusco-strigillosi, et 
preterea squamulis -lanceolato-subulatis adpressis conspersi. Folia petiolo indu- 
mento consimili vestito 10-14 lin. longo suffulta, obovato-elliptica, 5-6 poll. longa, 
21-3 poll. lata, basi acuta, breviter acuminata, spinuloso-serrulata, supra setulis rufis 
adpressis strigillosa, obscure brunnea, subopaca, subtus in nervis strigillosa, in venulis 
hirsutiuscula, pallida; nervis lateralibus primariis angulo 45° ortis, utrinque 11-12, 
41-6 lin. inter se distantibus, marginem versus valde prorsus ductis, nervis secun- 
dariis tertiariisque supra indistinctis, infra distinctis, tenuibus, nonnullis inzequalibus 
e costá angulo 60-80”, rarius 90° ortis, leviter prorsus flexis in mediá vid ad 
marginem vel prius cum venulis e nervis primariis ortis anastomosantibus, venulis 
prope marginem subrectis, vix 1 lin. inter se distantibus. Inflorescentia axillaris, 
cymosa, bracteata.  Pedunculus petiolum zequans vel brevior, ut pedicelli subpatule 
. vel adpresse strigosus. Bractez ovate vel lanceolate, majores ad 4 poll. 
. longæ, structura indumentoque foliorum. Pedicelli sub anthesi 3-4 lin. longi, 
