ADDENDA. 1045 



8. Uapaca IJeudelotiiy Baill. Add : 



T7pper Guinea. Ivory Coast: Aboulaken, J'oZ/y, 12 I Dobau, Jo/Zv, 46 ! 



11. Uapaca guineensis. Mull. Arg. Add : 



Xiower Guinea. Giiboon: near Libreville, Klaine, 108! 243' Jullu 4» 

 182 ! 



These specimens were named U. gahonetuis, Pierre, MJiS. 



1. Antidesma laciniatum, Mull. Arg. Add : Mildbr. Wiss. 

 Deutsch. Zentr.-Afr. Exped. ii. 449. 



South Central. Belgian Congo: Ituri district; K\ivLk\\, Mildhraed,2%%Q; 

 Agwanisi, Mildbraed, 3026; Abarangu, Mildhraed, 3139, 3140. 



7. Antidesma venosum, Tul. Add: Mildbr. Wiss. Deutsch. 

 Zentr.-Afr. Exped. ii. 450. 



nSozamb. Sistr. German East Africa: Bukoba distiict, Mildhraed, 179; 

 Lake Kivu, Mildhraed, 1151. 



6. Cyathogyne Preussii, Fax. Add : Mildl)r. Wiss. Deutsch. 

 Zentr.-Afr. Exped. ii. 448. 



Soutb Central. Belgian Congo: Itnri district; Scngolo, north of Mawambi, 

 Mildhraed,^{)lO', Kalonda, Mildhraed, 3039. 



1. Protomegabaria stapfiana, i/i(^cAmson. Add: Spondianthv^ 

 obovatits, Engl, in Notizblatt Konigl. Bot. Gart. Berlin, no. 48 (Dec 

 1911), 242. See note under Megabaria^ above. 



8. Thecacoris lucida, Hutchinson. Add after Baccaureopsis 

 lucida, Pax : Mildbr. Wiss. Deutsch. Zentr.-Afr. Exped. ii. 449, 

 t. Ivi. 



I still believe Baccaureopsis lucida. Pax, to be a species of Thecacoris. 



2Ga. APODISCUS, Hutchinson in Bull. Soc. Bot. France, 

 1912, Iviii. Mem. viii. 205. 



Flowers moncecious. Petals absent. Male flower: Sepals 5, imbri- 

 cate. Disk-glands 5, fleshy, alternating with the stamens. Stamens 5, 

 opposite the sepals ; filaments free ; anthers introse, cells distinct, sub- 

 globose, diverging from the apex. Rudimentary ovary depressed- 

 globose, hirsute. Female flower : Sepals as in the male. Disk absent. 

 Ovary 4.celled ; styles 4, short, thick, swollen towards the apex, in- 

 curved ; ovules 2 in each cell. Fruit not seen.— A small tree. Leaves 

 alternate, shortly petiolate, rather large, coriaceous, entire, penui- 

 nerved ; stipules caducous, lanceolate. Male flowers small, spicate ; 

 spikes in axillary fascicles of 2-5, sometimes with a solitary pedicellate 

 flower towards the base ; bracts small, solitary, subtending each Hower. 



This genus is allied to Thecacoris and McBSohoirya ; from tlie former it diflFers in 

 having the male spikes in fascicles and in the absence of petals, from tlu' latter by th« 

 4-celled frnit, and from both by the absence of a disk from the female Hower. 



