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Catalogue of Indian Woods. [Aprit, 
Panax pendulus, fr. Nipal. 
A middle-sized tree; wood pale reddish brown, light, moderately hard ; 
rays distinct, giving a handsome grain. 
Pangeh-petiya. See Tetranthera. 
Panmuja. See Tetranthera. 
Parijat. See Bignonia. 
Paro-kupi. See Croton. 
Passy. See Pyrus. 
Paunlah. See Symplocos. 
Peema. See Lagerstroemia. 
Penlay-peen, fr. Tavoy. 
5 to 6 fathoms long ; 8 to 15 inches diameter ; used in house-building. 
Phaoun. See Osyris. 
Photinia dubia, Lindl. fr. Nipal. 
Grows about 20 feet high ; wood hard, fine-grained. 
Photinia integrifolia, fr. Nipal. 
Sp. 2°1 inch. diam. : works freely ; somewhat coarse ; colour reddish brown, 
with scarcely any lustre. 
Phrarat. See Quercus. 
Phurasee. See Turpinia. 
Phusrae. See Conyza. 
Phutki. See Eurya. 
Phyllanthus Emblica, fr. Nipal. 
Sp. 3 inch. diam. ; layers about 8, very indistinct ; rays distinct : a hand- 
some, nut-brown, glossy, hard wood. 
Phyllanthus? Horinhara, fr. Gualpara. 
A tree of moderate size ; the wood used for coarse furniture.— Ham. 
Pienmahne, fr. Tavoy. 
4 to 6 fathoms long; 18 to 20 inches diameter; affords the best and 
strongest crooked timber, and is very durable ; used also in house-build- 
ing. 
Pienmah-pue, fr. Tavoy. 
See Lagerstroemia. 
Pierardia ? Kunna or Kuzzo, B. fr. Tavoy. 
Pillaksi. See Ficus. 
Pinus excelsa, fr. Nipal. 
Wood remarkably compact.—Sp. 3 inch. diam. ; 6 layers. 
Pinus longifolia, fr. Nipal. 
Excellent timber, like Memel deal. 
Pinus Brunoniana, fr. Nipal. 
Wood soft, and of no value. 
Pinus Webbiana, fr. Nipal. 
Sp. 7 inch. diam. ; exterior layers soft, and of no value; interior ones 
harder and finer-grained. 
Pinus Dammara ? fr. Tavoy. 
A very large tree ; used for beams and rafters. 
Pinus Deodara. Himalaya Cedar, fr. Nipal. 
Wood very fragrant. 
Pithogarkh. See Chrysophyllum. 
Plumeria alba, fr. Bot. G. 
A West Indian tree. 
313 Plumeria acuminata, fr. Bot. G. 
A West Indian tree. Every part, both of this and of the foregoing, full 
of milky juice. 
