116 DIANDRIA MOXOGYNIA. Justk'ia. 



ciclcd, about the middle tern, and above single ; sub-ringent, 

 with ample- campanulate throat ( ajisule linear, few-seeded. 

 A native of the hilly parts of Chittagong, where it blos- 

 soms in February and M irch. 



Stems scarce!) any, but several, erect, stiff, short branches, 

 with their ultimate tender divisions four sided, the angles 

 sharp, and rather rough; whole height of full grown plants 

 about three feet Leaves opposite, short-petioled, reflex- 

 a\, from oblong to lanceoktr, < ntire and pretty smooth; 

 from two to four Miches long, by from one to two broad. 

 Racemes terminal, solitary, rigidly erect, cylindric; from 

 three to six inches long. Rachis four-angled. Flowers ra- 

 ther small, colour yellowish pink, on the lower part of the 

 raceme in opposite fascicles, about its middle in threes on 

 common very short pedum Its and pedicels ; above single. 

 Brucles to the single flowers, solitary; to the lower, three. 

 Calyx single, five parted; divisions broad-subul ite. Coral 

 with the tube shorter than the calyx, and an ample campa- 

 nulate throat ; border sub bilabiate; upper lip projecting al- 

 most horizontally, bifid; lower lip broad, and three-parted. 

 Filaments hum h curved, hairy near the b ise. Anthers 

 single, linear, lodged undi r the upper lip of the corol. Germ 

 two celled, about four ovula in each. Stigma simple, obtuse. 

 Capsule linear, smooth. 



4. J. alba, P. 



Shrubby, erect, smooth. Leaves opposite, ovate-lanceo- 

 late. Spikes terminal, and axillary. Flowers remote. Co- 

 rol with filiform tube, and bilabiate border. 



This vers pretty phut, a native of the Great Andaman, 

 was brought from thence to the Botanic garden, by Capt. 

 Stokoe. Flowering time the beginning of the hot season. 



Stem erect, round, smooth, while young swelled above the 

 insertions of the leaves. Leave* opposite, short-petioled, ob- 

 long, waved, smooth, and shining on both sides. Spikes 

 numerous, terminal, and axillary, spreading, with a consider- 



