540 BENGAL PLANTS. [Peucedanum. — 
913. Prucepanum Sowa Kurz. P. graveolens F. B. I. ii. 109; — : 
E. D. P.460.. Anethum Sowa F. I. ii, 94. a 
Generally cultivated. 
A glabrous herb, 1-3 feet high. Hind. Sowa; Beng. 
Salpha, sowa. : 
914. Peucepanum DHaANa Ham.; F. B. I. ii. 709. 
N. Bengal; Chota Nagpur. . 
A glabrous herb, 6 in. to 2 feet high. 
915. PeuceDANUM NAGPURENSIS Prain. P. glaucum var. ? nag- 
purensis F, B. I. ii. 710. 
Behar; W. Bengal; Chota Nagpur. 
A tall herb, 5-7 feet high. Vernac. Tej raj. 
392. Coriandrum Linn. 
annual, branched, glabrous herb; leaves decompound. 
Flowers white or purple, the outermost irregular; um Is re 
pound, rays few ; bracts 0, or small and linear ; bracteoles filiform, : 
few. Sepals connate in a calyx-tube; limb with small, acute, — 
often unequal teeth. Petals 5, obovate, emarginate. Stamont 5. a 
arpels 2, connate. Fruit subglobose; ridges nob prominent — 
broad as thick, L 43 
916. CortanpRum sativum Linn.; F. I. ii. 94; F. B.L aha 
E. D. ©. 1954, 
Cultivated in the northern and western provinces. 
An annual glabrous herb. Hind. Dhaniya; Beng. Dhane- 
; only the secondary bristly é itt 
primary little developed ; lateral secondary the widest; ' 
