34 RUBIACER. [ Vangueria, 
cherry, globular, and more or less 5-lobed in a dried state, yellow- 
ish, smooth, crowned by the scar of the marcescent ealyx, contain- 
ing 5 horny 1-seeded pyrenes, 
Has.—Cultivated in gardens of Chittagong, 
2. V, spinosa, Roxbh.—Hsay-ma-hyee. —A leaf-shedding small 
tree or more usually a much-branched shrub, armed with straight 
decussately opposite sharp spines, all parts quite glabrous ; stipules 
se, 
containing 4 or 5 one-seeded bony pyrenes. 
Hap.—Frequent in the mixed forests of the Prome district.—Fl. : 
March. —l.—S$,—Ca8. ay E 
a Vy ubescens, Kz.—A tree (20—25410—15 +2—8) leafless 
during H.S., armed with decussately opposite, straight, sharp spines, 
all softer hirsute-pubescent; bar ey; stipules subulate, 
pubescent; leaves ovate to elliptically lanceolate, acute or cuneate at 
base, on 3 lin. 
on. 
_Tously, beneath softly 
erries the ‘size of a small cherry, 4-} 
containing 5 or 4 bony 1-seeded pyre 
Haz.—Rather tin the E i 
Marah down a Pus Hl Maney Ary ors from Ava and 
PLECTRONIA, L. 
Calyx-tube short, obconical to hemispherical, the limb very 
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at the summit ; style exserted ; stigma thick-ovoid, mitroahapod 
hs per Bit 
in. thick, smooth, yellowish, 
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