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A CATALOGUE OF INDIAN PLANTS. 



Tobarlca. 



Tula, Muus. 



Tunga. 



tWumbara. Flcut, 

 Zo Ulapa, Ahtlda. 



Upodica. 



Urana, Cassia* 



Utpala ? 



Vajradru, Eplorbia. 

 85 Vaivaja,' Ardropogon t 



Vanaceli, Carina. 



Vanamudga. 



Vanardraca, Costus. 



Vanda, Epidendrum* 

 CO Vanda, Lorontbus, 



Vanda, Viscum. 



Vanaca, Quercus. 



Vans'a, Bambos. 



Varan' i. 

 95 Varangace, Laurus, 



Varuna. 



Yasaca, Dyantkera. 



Vasalya*. 



Vdstuca, Amarantbuit 

 4.C0 Vasu. 

 Vataca. 



Vatsadani, Menlspeimuv: 

 Vayasoli 



Vetasa, Bar/eria. 

 5 Vetra, Calamus, 

 Vichitra, Tragie. 

 VidaYi. 

 Vidula. 



Virana, Ardropogon. 

 10 VishaVi. 



Vistaraca, Convohuk:, 

 Vrithi, Oryza. 

 Vyaghranac'ha. 

 Vyaghrapada. 

 35 Yasa 



Yava, Hordcum. 

 Yavasa, Pea? 

 Yuctarasa. 

 Yut'hica, Jammum, 



BOTANICAL OBSERVATIONS 



ON 



SELECT INDIAN PLANTS.* 



BY THE LATE PRESIDENT. 



* fF my names of plants displease you, says the 



-*• c great Swedish botanist, choose others more 



c agreeable to your taste;' and, by this candour, he 



has disarmed all the criticism, to which, as it must be 



* This paper was announced in the specimen of an Asiatic 

 Common-place Book, which the President added, in the third volume 

 of these Transactions, to Mr. Harrington's proposal for an im- 

 provement of Locke's useful plan. 



allowed, 



