Jasminum. DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA, | 97 
on every part of the shrub, short-petioled, ovate-oblong, or 
oblong, sometimes nearly cordate, finely-pointed, smooth, 
shining, firm, very deep green, veinless, Flowers terminal, 
generally three-fold, peduncled, large, white, with a faint 
tinge of red, star-shaped, having a peculiar but very pleasant 
fragrance. Peduncles clubbed, smooth. Calyx ; tube short ; 
segments acute, Corol ; border generally eight or nine-parted ; 
divisions lanceolate. sees eye Stigma lanceolate. Berries 
oblong. 
Obs. I have for many years cultivated this species. It 
grows easily in every soil and situation, is constantly covered 
with leaves, and their bright, shining deep green colour, ren- 
ders it always beautiful, and particularly well adapted for 
screening windows, covering arbours, &c, 
12. J. tubiflorum. R. 
Scandent. Leaves sub-sessile, ovate-oblong, smooth, — 
Flowers terminal, from three to five, short-peduncled, Caly- 
cine segments from seven to eight, subulate, one-sixth the 
length of the aa long slender tube of the corol. Berries 
ovate, 
A native of the Malay Redaipalags: differs from all the © 
other Indian species hitherto examined by me in the great 
length of itsslender tube, which is three times longer than the 
seven or eight, oe peortee segments of its border. 4 
13. J. simplicifolium. Linn. sp. pl. ed. Willd. 1. 38. 
_ . Shrubby, spreading. Leaves oblong, polished. Flowers 
from three to many terminal. Border of the corol of from 
six to eight, linear, acute segments, equalling the tube in 
length. . 
Native place, the Friendly Islands, and the Eastern. a 
oa &e. Pio ine ia to Desai eter the hot 
"smooth ; a COB spreading in all aidisinen: Leaves sitn-” i = 
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