50 ANONACEE. > [ Boeagea. 
chartaceous, pubescent on the nerves beneath; flowers about 3 
lin. in diameter, greenish white with a tinge of rose, on } im. long 
pubescent pedicels, arising from nearly as long lateral or supra- 
axillary pubescent peduncles ; sepals oblong, acute, densely pubes- 
cent outside; outer petals cordate-ovate, acuminate, pubescent ; 
stamens 6; ovaries 3-6, gd berries elongate-oblong, almost 
sessile, cylindrical, acumin 
Hap.—Tenasserim. 
3. O. Brandisii, H.f. & Th. Ind. Fl. i. 92.—An Meh See tree 
(20—25 + 10—12 + 1—14), the Sed ps oa pubescent ; bar. 
about a line thick, rather smooth, blackish ; cut pale coloured ; leaves 
to elliptically oblong, ona very short tawny tomen- 
tose petiole, usually somewhat narrowed towards the rounded base, 
shortly acuminate, 5-6 in. long, membranous, beneath pubescent 
and on the nerves tawny tomentose ; flowers about an in. in diameter, 
on strong e. 3 in. long pubescent pedicels, arising from a rather short 
tomentose supra-axillar ; sepals ov: vate-lanceolate, acuminate, 
spreading, pubescent ; “outer petals broadly ovate, acute, spreading, 
pubescent, greenis nish, the inner ones connivent, yellow, turning 
reddish ; unripe carpels densely pubescent, oblong, sessile, 1-seeded. 
Has.—Not unfrequent in the tropical forests of 
streamlets ; also Seanaatas: —Fl. Ap rMa ay.—s. —88. = Mae. os 
oo —Wood rather light, fibrous, but close-grained, pale-coloured and 
BOCAGEA, St. Hil. 
Sepals orbicular or ovate, imbricate. Petals 6, imbricate, in 2 
Rew nearly equal, concave. Stamens 6-21, imbricate, in 2 or 
Sie en Seen Soni aaet the oe ror ae 
z: a ae Hf. & Th. Ind. Fl. i. 92.—A large evergreen 
tree, all parts glabrous ; leaves linear-oblong, 8-10 in. long, obtuse 
at base, on a short thick petiole, acute or blunt, coriaceous, almost 
polished ; flowers small, axillary or arising from above the scars of 
the fallen leaves of the older branchlets, solitary or fascicled, on 
_ very short pedicels scaly at base and ‘tarnished with a rounded 
_ bractlet at about the aes sepals emebreeine Seer ciliate ; 
| y oval, ciliate, i in. long ; stamens berries glo- 
bular, about an in. thick, smooth, very ae stalled, 
Has Sine 
