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"Tliis beautiful little plant (remarks Mason), which the French call Keil 

 jasmine, the English China-creeper, and the botanists QuamocUt, or Dwarf bean, 

 is quite naturalized throughout the Province." 



Blixkwortuia, Choisij. 

 B. LYCioiDKs, Choisy (M.). 



Lkpistemox. 

 l. flavesceks (m.). 



Breweria, Brown. 



B. EoxBURGnii, Choisy (M.). 

 B. ELEUAXs, Choisy (il.). 



Skixxeria, Choixi/. 

 S. ciEspiTOSA, Choisy (il.). 



Hewitia, Wight. 

 H. BicoLOR, Wight (M.). 



ARGYREIE.r:. 



Fruit inJehinccnt, coriaceom, or sub-baccate. Cai'jicls connate. Sti/k siinplf. 

 Embryo wit It distinct cotyledons. 



* * Corolla-lobes entire or ret use, style longer or shorter, sim/ile or i-chft, or the 

 styles distinct. 



X Fruit an indehiscent berry. 



AR(ivuEiA, Loureiro. 

 Ocary 4-celled, the cells l-ovuled. Stiyina globose, didymous or 2-globose. 

 A. (Ipom-ea) Zetlaxica, Gaertn. Ava and Pegu Eange. 



0-na-kop-nweh (Kurz). 



Bracts up to h inch long, persistent during flowering. Flowers pink. Seeds 

 glabrous. 



var. popidifolia, all parts nearly glabrous, 

 var. hirsuta, Thw., all parts nearly glabrous. 



var. peduncularis. Leaves not or barely cordate at the base, more elliptic, 

 the petiole often longer than the blade. 



A. TILI.EFOLIA, Wight. All over Burma. 



Toung-ka-zun-kyeo (Kurz). 



Bracts small and deciduous. Flowers white or pale purplish. Seeds densely 

 brown-puberulous, hairy round the hilum. A creeper with twisted and buttressed 

 stems, 3 inches thick. 



A. CAl'IIATA (P.). 



Lettsomia, Tluxhurgh. 



Ocary 2-celled, the cells l-ovuled. Stiymas 2, linear. 



L. capitata, Bth. et H. f. All over Burma. 



All parts tawny-appressed hirsute, the flower-heads sprcadingly so. Corolla an 

 inch deep. 



L. A0GRE8ATA, Roxb. Ava. Tenasserim. 



Nweh-ni. 



All parts greyish, or whitish tomentose. Corolla about A an inch deep. 



L sBTosA, Roxb. (M.). 



A large red-flowered creeper, seen during the rainy season, says Mason, on almost 

 every hedge. 



