80 SCHOMBURGK'S GUIANA PLANTS. 
subglabro, legumine viscoso.—Affinis precedenti et forsan 1 
C. echiraete.—E oliola circa 13 pollicaria. 
C. exsudans; ramis Mid pube brevi viscosissima 
obtectis, foliolis subtrijugis ovatis oblongisve obtusis reflexo- | 
mucronatis basi valde inzequalibus dnici subcoriaceis 
supra glabris viscoso-tuberculosis subtus pube densa tomen- 
tosis, racemis terminalibus paniculatis viscoso-villosis, bractei 
minutis, calycibus viscoso-pubescentibus, legumine — 
—Affinis C. crenulate et C, setose. 
Amongst the multijugous Absi with coriaceous leaves, the 
four following are new and remarkable species, all from. 
Pohl's-Braailian collection. ! 
C. crenulata; fruticosa, ramis foliisque glabris, foliolis. 
(1—14 pollicaribus) 6—8-jugis ovalibus oboyatisve obtusis 
coriaceis margine incrassato minute crenulato, racemis termi 
nalibus paniculatis glabris glutinosis, sepalis membranacei 
dorso glutinosis, ovario glabro viscoso. 
C. densifolia; fruticosa, ramis petiolisque glaberrimis 
glaucis, foliolis (6—10-linearibus) 5—7-jugis ovatis obtusis. 
basi subcordatis reticulatis subcoriaceis glabris, racemis in- 
panicula oblonga terminali dispositis viscosis subglabris — 
bracteis minutis, sepalis membranaceis glabriusculis, legumine 
(juniore) hispido. 
C. decrescens; suffruticosa? erecta stricta, ramis foliisque 
glabris, foliolis (4—9-linearibus) 20—25-jugis ovato-lanceo- 
latis oblongisve acutis mucronatis coriaceis, stipulis rigidis 
setaceis, racemis terminalibus subramosis glutinoso-hispidulis,. 
bracteis minutis, sepalis membranaceis viscosis subhispidis, | 
legumine viscoso-pubescente.—From Rainho, 
C. Pohliana; suffruticosa ? ramis petiolisque pubescentibus. 
viscosis, foliolis (4—9-linearibus) 30—40-jugis ovali-oblongis. 
obtusis basi ineequilateris utrinque pubescentibus, racemo 
terminali subsimplici viscoso-villoso, bracteis parvis setaceis,. 
calycibus leguminibusque viscoso-villosis.— At Paracatu i 
the Serra do Chrystais. i 
I have also two or three nt pi an a 
Absus, allied to C. pachycalyz, (Vogel,) but they require too 
