FLORA INDICA. 251 



Oldenlandia ityiora, Syj}. PI. i. 338. Fl. Zeyl 68. 



umbellate, 338. Fl.Zeyl.6y. PL of Cor. {. 3.— //z^/^« Madder pro- 

 duces a fine yellow dye. 



paniculafa, 338. Fl. Coch.i. 99. Burm. Zeyl. i6i. t. 71. f. 2. 



JiriSla, 3^9. Pliik.Mant. ix. t. 332. f. 2. 



hirfuta, Lin?i. SuppL 1 27. 

 Ammahn 1 A o£landra, Linn. Suppl. iiy. 



pinnatifida, Linn. Stippl. 127. 



Ele AGNUS latifolia, Syjl. PI. i. 343. F/. C<J^y5. I. 113. F/. Z^/. 58. 



Santalum alkimy 344. F/. C(?f/6. i. 109. WoodvilesMd. Bot. iv. 136. 

 Batih. Pin. 19Z' Rumph.A/nb.n. p. 42. t. 11. Outlines, i. 140. 

 Syrium myrttfalium? 



Salvador a Perfica, 347. P/. of Cor. i. 26. 



Cai^thivm parvifolium, PI. of Cor. \. 51. — Its thorny branches confl:!- 

 tute an excellent fence. The fruit and leaves are edible. 



Gyrocarpus/?^^;-!/;//, PL of Cor. i. tab. i. — The wood is much ufed In 

 India, on account of its lightnefs ; to make rafts or catajnarans. 



TETRANDRIA TETRAGrNIA. 



Ilex Afiatica, Syji. PL i. 354. Lin. Sup. 11. 



CoLDENiA procumbens, 25S' FL ZeyL 6^. Rai.Sup.2S1. 



PENTANDRIA MONOGTNIA. 



Heliotropium Indicum, SyJl. PL \. 380. FL Cocb. i. 126. FLZeyl. 70. 



parvifqru?n, 380. FL Zeyl. 470. RaL Sup. 271. 

 BoR AGO Indica, 397. FLZeyLyi. 



Zeylanica, 398. Burm. Ind. /^i. t. 14. f. 2. 

 TouRNEFORTiA argctTtea, Lin. Sup. 133. Rump/j. AmLiv. p. 1 19. 



Cyclamen Indicum, SyJi. PL i. 415. Fl. Zeyl. 401. 



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