Eujjatorium] Lxxi. composit.e. 543 



HuiLL.v. — A widely caespitose perennial lierl), with heads of whitish 

 flowers. Mumpulla : fl. and fr. Oct. 18.5'.). No. 3345. 



These Nos. present considerable differences from one another as also 

 from the type of the species ; but these differences do not appear to 

 be sufficient for specific separations ; No. 3.331 has its stem glabrate 

 below and somewhat puberulous above, its leaves more or less narrowed 

 towards the ba.se and ranging up to 4 in. long l)y 1^ in. broad, and on 

 the barren shoots the leaves are opposite or subopposite ; No. 3345 is 

 a smaller plant, from G to 14 in. high, with leaves not or scarcely 

 exceeding 1 in. long by h in. broad, often subcordate at the base. 



10. WILLUGB^YA Necker, Elem. Bot. i. p. 82 (1790). 



Mikania Willd. (1800) ; Benth. & Hook. f. Gen. PI. ii. p. 246. 

 Garelia A. L. Juss. ex Cavan. in Anal. Oienc. Nat. vi. (n. 18) 

 p. 317 (Oct. 1803) ; nee Moehr., nee Less. 



1. W. scandens O. Kuntze, Rev. Gen. PI. i. p. 371 (1891) 

 {WillourjJihua). 



Eupatorium scandens L. Sp. PI., edit. 1, p. 836 (1753). 

 Mikania scandens Willd. Sp. PI. iii. p. 1743 (1800); 0. & H. in 

 Oliv. Fl. Trop. Afr. iii. p. 301. 



GoLUNGO Alto. — By the road near Mussengue ; fl. and fr. (with a 

 gall) end of May 1855. No. 3397. A suffruticose herb, climbing 

 high and then hanging down ; flowers white. In dense forests by 

 thickets etc. in Sobato Mussengue ; fl. Aug. 1855. No. 3398. A 

 herb or undershrub, climbing high and far ; flowers white, fragrant 

 with a sweet aromatic scent. In the forests of Quibixe at the banks 

 of the river Gate ; fl. and young fr., beginning of June 1856. No. 3403. 

 At Quibolo ; fl.-bud. July 1856. No. 3404. An undershrub or rather 

 a shrub, woody at the base, climbing to a great height and distance, 

 frequently covering whole tracts of the forest with its whitish-yellow 

 flower- heads, especially along the banks of streams and bottoms of 

 valleys ; it furnishes ample food for bees. In the primitive forests of 

 the mountain Cungulungulo in Sobato Cabanga-Cacalungo, on the 

 loftiest trees ; fl. Feb. 1855. The flowers are really of a faint 

 brimstone colour, and the tips of the involucral scales have the same 

 colour ; they thus make the dells of the forest, with the broad tops of 

 such trees as Alb'rs.ia, etc., appear as if coated with powdered sulphur. 

 No. 3405. A suffruticose herb, climbing high and far, with whitish 

 flowers. In both primitive and secondary forests, at the banks of the 

 river Delamboa ; fl. July 1856. No. 3406. In valleys, abundant ; fl. 

 Feb. 1855. No. 3407. 



HuiLLA. — Flowers yellowish. In bushy wooded mountainous places 

 between the lake of Ivantfda and Quilengues ; fl. Feb. 1860. No. 3399. 

 A tall climbing undershrub, with leaves velvety beneath, very hirsute 

 peduncles, and white fragrant flowers. In the more elevated wooded 

 parts of the Monino, in the Lopollo country ; fl. beginning of April 

 1860. No. 3400. Climbing high, with white flowers. In Parbtari 

 forests ; fl. Dec. 1859. No. 3401. 



Island of St. Thomas. — A scandent undershrub with lilac-whitisli 

 flowers. In wooded mountainous parts of Monte Caffr ; fl. and fr. 

 Dec. 1860. No. 3402. 



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