.5-J6 PLANTS 



Mount Murud, No. 120, E. Mj6ber^\ between the altitudes 

 of 1900 and 2400 m.. October, i9-22. 



A very stronoly marked species of the small section 

 Cordyloblaste, amono" all the described species at once 

 distinguished ])y its large leaves and unusually long flowers. 

 The very numerous anthers cover the upper l.o to 2 cm of 

 the tube and terminate its short free segments. 



SY:\rpLOCOs :NrjoBERr,TT sp. nov. § Bnhiia. hodhra. 



Arbor parva. ramulis et inflorescentiis et foliis subtus ad 

 costa nervisque longe ferrugineo-pilosis. ramulis circiter 4 mm 

 diametro ; foliis chartaceis vel subcoriaceis, oblongis integris. 

 supra viridibus. nitidis, glabris. perspic^ie acuminatis, basi 

 late rotundatis et obscure cordatis. 9 ad 10 cm longis, 4 cm 

 latis, costa supra impressa. margine dense ferruoineo-villosis : 

 nervis primariis utrinoue circiter 9. sunra impressis, subtus 

 valde perspicuis. arcuato-anastomosantibus. laxe reticulatis ; 

 petiolo dense fenTifrineo-villoso. viy 2 mm longo ; inflorescentiis 

 axillaribus, paniculatis vel minoribus racemosis, 2.5 ad 6 cm 

 longis, dense ferrugineo-villosis. ramis prim.ariis paucis, usque 

 ad 2 cm longis ; floribus circiter 9 mm diametro, calycis tubo 

 villoso, 2 mm loniio. lohis patulis. ellintico-ovatis, 2 mm 

 longis, pubescentibus ; petalis 5. liberis. ellipticis, glabris. 

 o mui lonsis ; staminibus numerosis, filamentis liberis, glabT'is. 

 3 ad 5 mm longis: ovario 3-loculari. 



Mount Murud. No. 97. E. Mjoberg. between the altitudes 

 of 1900 aud 2400 m. October. 1922. 



A very strongly marked species, well characterized by its 

 copious, long, ferruginous indumentum ; its rounded-cordate, 

 acuminate, prominently nerved leaves ; and by its axillary 

 panicles which are at times about one half as long as 

 the leaves. 



Symplocos rubiginosa Wall.. Merr. Enum. Born. PI. (1921) 



488. 



Mount Poi, No. 180. The specimen is imperfect but is 

 probably referable liere, although the inflorescences are only 

 slightly longer than the petioles. Malay Peninsula to 

 Siunatra and Borneo. 



