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Sutton Hayes's No. 700, from Frijoli Station, Panama TAailvvay, 1862, 

 of this affinity, is also referred by Mueller to Excoecaria (Sapium) 

 higlandulosa var. Klotzschiana (Fl. Bras. vol. xi. 2, p. 619). Further 

 material is necessary to decide \vhether it is specifically distinct from 

 S. Aucuyariuyriy Jacq. It differs from the plant figured in having more 

 strictly lanceolate leaves with a very curious tip, which is hooded and 

 inflexed with an up^urved, hook-like termination. This, however, 

 may be an abnormal condition. — W. Eotting Hemsley. 



Fig. 1, pcliolar glands ; 2, tip of leaf ; 3, part of uiflorcbcence hcaruig male 

 flower-bud« ; 4, a male flower ; 5, a portion of au inflorescence bearing one old 

 feru<ale flower from wliich the styles liavc disappeared, and two pairs of glands ; 

 6, section of an ovary ; 7, an open carpel ; 8, a seed. All enlarged. 



