Inventory 62. Seeds and Plants Imported. 



PLATE VI. 



A New Relative of the Kafir Orange. iStrychnos sp., S. P. I. No. 49599.) 



"This small-fruited species has a deep-yellow fruit, with sweet juicy flesh, slightly acid, but of 

 verv pleasiiig flavor. It is much easier to eat than an orange and fully as agreeable to my taste. 

 The fruits are borne in great abundance and are apparently possessed of excellent keeping 

 (lualities."— (,s/iaj(/2.) The true Kafir orange is growing and fruiting in Florida. (Photo- 

 graphed, slightly reduced, by Dr. H. L. .Shantz, Kafue, Northern Rhodesia, Decembers, 1919; 

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