141 



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(4) A. auiN^uANGULAilis. (Alph. Dec.) 



tiekU Dec. prod. VIII. p. 127. 



Spec. Char. Shrub : leaves lanceolate-acute", narrowed into ttke 

 |>etio1e; panicle terctiittfil, a hal;f shorter, than the ,leaf: peduncle* 

 erect, somewhat compressed : pedicels alternate '; lobes of the calyj^ 

 bVafe-acute : drupe gidbdsely d-sided. 



Banks of the Ganges, 



(5) A. PATiciFLORA. (Heyiie.) 



ident. Dec. prod. VIII. p. 127.— Roxb. flot; Ind. II. p. 279. 



Spec C/hak. Shrub : leaves long-elliptie, narrowed at both 

 ends, broken at the extremity, entire, thin ; Racemes axillary, few, 

 liew-flowered, smooth, 3 times shorter than the leaf: pedicels nift- 

 bellatfe", much longer than the. flowers lobes of the calyx ovate- 

 ikcuie, subciliated : corolla 4 times longer than the calyx. 



Neilgherries. 



(6) A. NERIIFOLIA. (Wall.) 



Ident. Det. prod. VIII. p. 127. 



Engfav. AlpK. Dec. trails. Linri. Sot. XVII. t. S. 



Spec. Char. Shrub: leaves oblong-lanceolate, acuminated,' 

 loi%-petioled : panicles axillary and terminal, loose, shorter than 

 the leaf, somewhat velvety : calycine lobes ovateracute, ciliated, 

 spreading: segments of the corolla lanc'eolaie-acum'in&te, vmati 

 longer tUdii ihe calyx. 



Silhet mountains. 



(7) A. l>EDniitcutT)s'A. (Wall.) 



■~tdent. Wall, in Roxb. fl. Irid. II. p; 279.— Dec. Jirod. Vill. 

 p; 128. 



Spec Char. Glabrous: leaves frequent at the apex of the 

 braii'faBesj lanceola^, acuminated at, both ends : panicles terminal 

 and axillaryi shorter than the leaf: pedicels alternate or umbellate, 

 Inuch longer than the flower : calycine lobes ovate-acuminate, 

 spVeading : segments of the corolla acuminate, much longer than' 

 the calyx : flowers sliiall; red. 



Silhet. 



(8) A. EUGENISFOLIA. (Wall.) 



ident. Dec. prod. VIII. p. 130. 



Spec. Char. Shrub: leaves oblong-lanceoIate, acute at the 

 batse, acuminate at the apex, cdriaceous, lateral nerves , near the 

 n^gin arched and connected: pa&ielis axillary, longed than tl^W 



