IpODUm] I.XXWII. CONVOLVULACE.E. 741 



inside. In sandy forests near Cazella ; fl. and fr. 18 Oct. 185G. 

 No. 6180. 



33. I. verbascoidea C'boi.sy, Couvolv. L)is.s. ii. p. 13-1 {Iponwa), 

 in Mem. Soc. Plivs. Geneve viii., pt. 1, p. 56 (1838); Hall, f., 

 I.e., p. 151. 



HiriJ.A. — In shrubby places between ^Mnmpulla and Nene. Plant 

 5 ft. high : in fr. Oct. 18.51). No. 6115. An undershrub, 4 to fj ft. 

 high, with rosy purple tlowers. Varzeado Ferrfio da Sola: H. Dec. IH.'V.l. 

 No. 6114. An undershrub of .'^ to ;"> ft., with several Ijranches from 

 the base. Hilly thickets near Ferrao da Sola ; fl. No. 6111. In the 

 forest between MumpiiUa and Serra da Xella ; fr. June IHGO. Coll. 

 C.vitp. 778. 



34. I. prismatosyphon Welw. Apontam. p. 585, n. 18(1859); 

 Britten, Jouvn. Bot. xxxii, p. 84 (181)4); Rendle in Joiun. Bot. 

 xxxii. p. 215 (prismatosiphon). 



I. Buchnerl Peter in Engl. & Prantl, Nat. Pllanzenfum. iv. 3, 

 p. 29 (1891), (3. tomentosa Hall, f., I.e., p. 152. 



PuN(;() Andoxgo. — A perennial, sparingly branched herb, 4 to i> ft. 

 high, with numerous stems, and very handsome, whitish rosy, spreading 

 flowers. In bushy mountain pastures, in the pnesidium, plentiful, in 

 company with Cissus rub/f/ino.ta Planch. (Welw. herb. no. I4()(i) and a 

 species of Siphonanthua ; fl. Feb. and April 1857. No. 6182 At Luxillo, 

 fr. Oct. 1856. Coll. C.vki". 786. A lactescent undershrub, standing 

 erect, 4 to 6 ft. high ; stems subsimple, as well as the leaves whitish- 

 tomentose ; flowers funnel-shaped, whitish rosy, very large and hand- 

 some. In thickets near Luxillo ; ripe fr. 7 June 1857. Coll. C.\kp. 

 161 and 777. A herb, 5 ft. high ; stems numerous, leaves white-felted 

 beneath ; seeds rigidly pilose. In fr. Coll. Cai:i'. 787. 



35. I. pyramidalis Hall, f., I.e. (Dec. 1893). 



/. meyalocJdditiij.s Baker in Kew Bull. 1894, p. 72 (Feb.). 



Huilla. — Perennial : stem decumbent-ascending, 5 to 12 from 

 the same cylindrical and scarcely lactescent rootstock ; leaves broadly 

 cordate-ovate, silky-pubescent, secund above; flowers hand.some, funnel- 

 shaped, rosy, violet-coloured inside, glos.sy-purple at the bottom of tht.' 

 tulie ; filaments dilated at the base, bearded ; stigma bicapitellate. In 

 thickets and places neglected after cultivation at Lopollo ; fl. 8 May 

 18()0. No. 6113. An undershrub, 4 to 5 ft. high ; rhizome woody- 

 tuberous ; stems several, erect, thick, as well as the c[uasi-verbascoid 

 leaves white-felted ; corolla rose-purple, .'U to 4 in. long, handsome, 

 with a subpentagonal tube. In rocky thickets about the hippopotamus 

 lake (Ivantalla) : fl. Feb. 1860. No. 6113/>. 



36. I. lilacina Blume, Bijdr. Fl. Ned. Ind. xiii. p. 716 (1825); 

 Hall. f. in Bull. Soc. Bot. Belg. xxxvii. p. lUO (13 Aug. 1898). 



/. oxyphylla Baker in Kew Bull. 1894, p. 71. 

 PuN(;o Andonco. — Mangue. near Ponte de Mutollo ; fl. March 1857. 

 No. 6229. 



37. I. nuda Baker in Kew Bull. 1894, p. 72 ; nou Peter. 

 PiNcio Andonco.— Herbaceous, very widely climbing, leaves entire, 



cordate ; flowers very crowded ; calyx pentaphyllous or nearly so : 

 corolla violet-purple ; stigma distinctly bicapitellate. In bushy places 

 near Catete in the pr;esidium : H. 26 May 1857. No. 6230. 



