Eulophia.| ORCHIDE& (Rolfe). 31 
Coast Recton: Port Elizabeth Div.; Emerald Hill, Herb, Bolus, 10674 ! 
us remarks of this ae ** Locality unknown, but found amongst a 
indie of plants from Emerald Hill 
21. E. Engleri (Rolfe in Kew Bulletin, 1910, eee rhizome stout, 
thickened at the nodes ; leaves immature at flowering time ; scape 
acuminate, 4—} in. long; pedicels slender, about } in. long ; sepals 
oblong or elliptic-oblong, obtuse, about }$ in long ; ; petals broadly 
elliptic, as long as the petals ; lip strongly 3-lobed, rather shorter 
than the petals ; side lobes broad, with somewhat rounded apex ; 
front lobe broadly orbicular, broader than long; dise covered with 
a mass of very prominent short fleshy papille, terminating behind 
in about five verrucose keels; spur clavate, scarcely } in. long ; 
column clavate, under } in. long. 
KabaHari Recion: Transvaal, among stones on Klip River Mountains, 6000 ft., 
Engler, 2745! 
Described from a specimen in the Berlin Herbarium. 
22. E. transvaalensis (Rolfe in Kew compres 1910, 282) ; rhizome 
and leaves not seen ; portion of scape seen over } ft. high, with one 
lanceolate acute sheath ; racem foot 3 in. long, G-flowered : = 
siehecols slender, } in. long ; saan ‘Seat y oblong, ne sous 
sin. long ; petal iicabloar subobtuse, aREE hi than the sepals 
bearing several stout papille in front, extending to a base as 
3 slightly verrucose keels ; a9: clavate, nearly str raight,_ | in. long ; 
column broadly oblong, over 1 in. long, with a short e 
ARt Recon: Transvaal; Vaal Bank, between the Devils Kantoor and 
aa 5000-6000 ft., Bolus, 10676 ! 
23. E. ee (Rolfe in Kew Bulletin, 1910, 368) ; rhizome 
not seen ; undeveloped at flowering time, those seen very short 
bracts elliptic-ovate, acute, purplish wren dried, 1_1 in. long; 
P cels rather stout, about 3 in, lon wers medium-sized, 
a, brown oo ;” sepals subeonnivent, pee sag beer sub- 
suborbicular, with 7-9 thickened crested veins, stoutly papillose in 
front, the 3 central extending to the base, but scarcely verrucose 
