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Convolvulus esculenta, which DeCandoUe quotes from Catosby, is a 



contraction of Conv. rad. tub. esc. 

 Convolvulus esculentus, Salisb., Prod. 

 Convolvulus foliis cordatis angulatis radice tuberosa L. Ilort.. Cliff. 



(;Meyer). 

 Convolvulus foliis cordatis hastatis quinque-nervis caulo repente 



hispido tuberifero. L. Sp. PL; Mill. Diet., n. 7, Plcnk (Meyer). 

 Convolvulus indicus orientalis, Morison (Meyer). 

 Convolvulus indicus radice tuberosa ed\ili. cortifc nibro, Batatas 



dictus. Par. Bat. Prod. (Commelin). 

 Convolvulus indicus. vuljro Patates dictus. By Lin. quoted from 



Ray, by Ray from Clusius, who does not give it(?), quoted 



by Meyer from Pculli'e. wTio does not give it( ?). 

 Convolvulus mayor heptapliyllus Sloane (Meyer). 

 Convolvulus mayor hcptaphyllus tloribus albis, fuixbi imrpureis, 



Sloane (Meyer). 

 Convolvulus radice tuberosa eseulenta, Catesby. 

 Convolvulus radice tuberosa eseulenta espinachia' fol., llora alba, 



Catesby, as quoted by Sloane; not mentioned by Catesby under 



sweet potato. 

 Convohailus radiee tuberosa eseulenta minore purpurea, Catesby, 54, 



quoted by Sloane; not mentioned by Catesby under sweet potato. 

 Convolvulus septangularis. DeCandolle, Prod. 

 Convolvulus tuberifer Stend., DeCandolle, Prod. 

 Convolvulus tuberosum, Vellozo, Fl. Flum., 57. 

 Convolvulus varius. Vellozo, Fl. Flum., 61. 

 Convolvulus xanthorhiza, DeCandolle, Prod. 

 Cumala (Otaheite), Cook (Cope & Kingsley). 

 Cumar (Quichuen). Seeman (DeCandolle. Or. des PI.). 

 Cumar, Markham (Cope & Kingsley). 



Dankali (Soudan), Heuze (Cope & Kingsley). 

 Doukali (Soudan), Henze (Cope & Kingsley). 



Fiasi (^Yanika-land), Krapf. (Cope & Kingsley). 



Gajar lahori (Lahore Carrot, Siud.), Watt. 



Genasu ( Kan. ) , Watt. 



Getica (Brazil), Piso (Rheede). 



Goria-alu (white variety, Assam), Watt. 



Grasugada (Telinga), Drury (Cope & Kingsley). 



Gumalla, Forster (DeCandolle, Origin des PI. Cult.). 



Gumara, Forster (DeCandolle, Origin des PI. Cult.). 



