NATURAL ORDERS AND GENERA OF BOMBAY PLANTS. 251 



CyeadacecB 



Pinacece 



Gnetacese 



Typhaceae 



Pandanaceas 



Bombay Orders arranged in accordance with Engler and 

 PrantVs Pflanzen-familian* 



PrimuiaceaB 



Plumbagiuacto 



Sapotaceae 



Piperacese 



Salicacefe 



Moracea 



Urticaceae 



ProtcaeecB 



PotamogetonaceEe Loranthacefe 

 Najadaceje SantalacetB 



Aponogetonacese OlacaceEe 

 Alismacege "" 



ButomaceEe 



Crassulacese 



Saxifragace;e 



Pittosporacea) 



Rosactss 



Conuaracese 



LeguminosEB 



Geranacese 



Oxal'claceaj 



Ochnace^ 



Theacese 



Gnttiferse 



Dipterocarpaceae Ebenaceaj 



Balanophoraceee Tropfeolacete 

 AristolochiaceEe Linacese 



Elatinace^ 

 Tamaricacese 

 Bixaceae 

 Caiiellacece 



Violaceas 

 Flacourtiacea3 



Hydrocharitaceffi Polygonaceje Erythroxylacere Turne.racea 



Graminege 



Cyperacese 



PalmaB 



Cyclanthacew 



Araceaa 



LemnaceEe 



Flagellar] aceaB 



Xyridaceaa 



Eriocaulonacea 



BrooneliacecB 



CommelinaceaB 



Pontederiacesa 



Juacacese 



Liliacefe 



Amaryllidaceai 



Taccacese 



Dioscoreacese 



Iridaceoe 



Musacese 



Zingiberacese 



Cannaceas 



Marantaceae 



BurmanniaceEe 



Orchidaceae 



Casuarinacece 



Chenopodiaceas Zygophyllaoefe 

 Amarautaceae Rutaceae 



Passifloracea3 

 Garicaceaj 

 DatiscaceEe 

 Begoniacea; 



Aucistrocladaceae Verbenacete 

 Cactaceoe Lab^atas 



ThymelEeacece 



Nyctaginaceaa SmarubacejB 



Phytolaccacem Burseraceae 



Aizoaceffi Meliacefe 



Portulacacea? Malpigh^acese 



BasellacecB Polygalaceae ^..j ^^^.^u.^^ 



Caryophyllaceae Dichapetalaceae Blfeagnacese 



Nympheeaceae Euphorbiace» Lythraceae 



GeratophyllaceEe Anacardiacese Sonneratiaceae 



Ranunculacese Aqu foliaceae Punicacege 



Berieridaoeat Celastraceae Lecythidacefe 



Menispermacese Hippocratiaceaj KhizophoraceEe 



Symplocacea) 



Oleaceae 



Salvadoracese 



Loganiacete 



Geiitianactaa 



Apocynacese 



Asclepiadacaj 



Coiivolvulacas 



Polemoniaci'cH 



Hydrophyllacea! 



Borraginaceao 



Magnoliacece 



Anonacese 



Myristicaceae 



Lauracese 



HernandiaceiB 



Papaveracete 



Cruciferaa 



Capparidace© 



Resedaceae 



Moringaceae 



Droseraceae 



Staphyliacese 



SapindaceaB 



Sabiaceae 



Balsam' naceaj 



Rhamnaceae 



Vitaceae 



Elaeocarpaceae 



Tiliaceae 



Malvacea; 



Bombacaceae 



Sterculiaceae 



Podostemonaceae DilleniaceEe 



CombretaceEe 



Myrtaceae 



Melastomaceas 



Onagraceas 



Hydrocaryaceae 



HalorrhagidacesB 



Araliaceae 



Uiiibellifer33 



Cornaceffi 



Ericacece 



Myrsinace^ 



Solanaceaj 



Scrophulariactc 



Biguoniaceffi 



Pedaliace^ 



MartyniaceiB 



Orobanchaceae 



Gesneriaceaa 



Lent bulariaceas 



Acanthaceae 



Plantaginaceae 



Rubiace^ 



Caprifoliaoeoe 



Valerianacece 



BijjiaGaCfo} 



Cuciirbitaceae 



Campanulacesa 



Goodeniacese 



Gompositfe 



The Natural Orders of Bombay Plants with Derivations 



OP the Names. 



This list includes the indigenous as well as introduced natural orders. 

 The latter are printed in italics to distinguish them from the former. Most 

 of the indigenous orders have cultivated representativres. Those that have 

 not any species of theirs cultivated in the Bombay Presidency have a f 

 placed after them. 



genus Acanthus, q, v. 



genus Alisma : Celtic alis, water. — N. 



genus Amarantus, q. v. 



genus Amaryllis : the name of a countrywoman 



mentioned by Theocritus and Virgil. — N. 

 genus Anarcardium, q. v. 

 genus Ancistrocladus, q. v. 

 genus Anona, q. v. 



genus Apocynum : adopted by Dioscorides because 

 the plant was supposed to be poisonous to 

 dogs. — N. 

 Araceae . . genus Arum : the ancient name of these plants. — B. 



Araliaceae .. genus Aralia : meaning unknown. — N. 



Acanthaceae 

 Alismacese t 

 Amarantacese 

 Amaryllidacese 



Anacardiaceae 

 Ancistrocladacese f 

 AnonacesB 

 Apocynacese 



*The names of introduced orders are given in italics^ 



