570 BURMA, ITS PEOPLE ASD PRODUCTIOXS. 



Z. ECGOSA, Lam. T. All over Burma. 



Myouk-zi. 



Leaves densely fulvous tomcntose or pubescent beneath. Drupes glabrous. 



Eurz adds from the Kicobars : 



Z. srBQriNQrENEKviA, Miq. Tropical forests of Kumorta and Katchall. 



Behchemia, Necher. 

 Leaves pennincrvcd. 



B. FLOEiBFNDA, Brongn. S.a. Kbakyen Hills. 



Drupes slightly compressed, smooth or pruiuous, bluish-black, containing a woody 

 2 -celled putamen. 



liHAMKIEJR. 

 Fruit dry or drupaceous, containing 3 {j-urchj 2-4) indehisccnt or 2-ralred cocci. 



* Ovary superior or half-superior. Drupe fleshy or dry, superior. I)ish fleshy, 

 filling the calyx-tuhe [JRhaninece vera). 



Sageeetia, Brongn iarf. 



Flowers in terminal panicles. Leaves opposite or nearly so. 



S. IHEEZ.ANS, Brongn. Ava. 



var. [i diospyrifolia. Laws. 



The leaves of this plant can be used as a substitute for tea. 



ScuTiA, C'ommerson. 



FJoicers in fascicles or umbcll«ts. Leaves opposite or nearly so. 



S. (Ehamnds) ciecumscissus, L. Valley of the Attaran Eivor. 



jS. Lndica, Brongn. S. 

 Ithamnus myrfinus, Burm. 

 H. lucidus, lloxb. 



A shrub armed with short curved spines, all parts glabrous. 



COLUBEINA, L. C. Jiich. 

 Flowers in cymes. Leaves alternate. 



C. (Ceanothus) asiatica, L. <S. Arakan, Tenasserim, the Andamans, Kamorta, 

 Rhamnus acuminatus, Colebr. Katchall, and Car Nicobar. 



Kue-nweh. 



Leaves and cymes glabrous. 



C. ruBEscENs (Kz.). S.S. Pegu and Martaban. 



Cymes and under surface of leaves pubescent. 



Voight also records C. maceophtlla, from ilartaban. 



** Ovary and fruit inferior, the latter crowned by the calyx-lintl. 

 AriEEox, Kurz. 

 Styles 2. Fruit globose, not winged. Flowers clustered, in terminal panicles. 

 A. LANCEOLATuii, Kz. Upper Tenasserim. 



GouANiA, Linna'us. 



Fruit dry, S-corncred or winged. Flowers spicate or racemose, panicled. 



G. LEPTosTACHTA, DC. S.S. All ovor Burma by streams and villages. 



G. tiliafolia, Eoxb. 



Tor-ye-nyo-nweh. 



