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pne longer, spreading', 3-oleft : posterior stamens fertile, rudi- 

 meats of the anterior ones 2-lobed, one lobe glandulose, obtuse, 

 the other glabrous, thin, acute, sometimes very short, tooth-shap- 

 ed, sometimes elongated, rarely bearing a 1-celled an&er : cap- 

 sule ovate or oblong, equalling or exceeding the calyx. — ^Annual 

 glabrous herbs inhabiting swamps : flowers usually axillary ; 

 frijotiferous peduncles often reflexed. 



(I) I. HYSsopioiDES. (Benth.) 



Ident. Dec. prod. X. p. 419.— -Dalz. Bomb, flor, p, 179. 



Syn. Gratiola hyssopioides, Linn. — Morgania hyssopioides, 

 ^preng. — Boiinaya hyssopioides, Benth. Scroph. Ind. p. 34, 



Engrav. Wight's Icon. t. 857. — Roxb. Cor. IH. t. 203. 



Spec. Char. Stem diffuse or elongated, lax : leaves oblong or 

 lanceolate, remote, narrowed at the base : upper ones small, linear : 

 peduncles elongated, filiform : anterior filaments glandulosely 

 j|iispid, increased under the apex by a minute glabrous lobelet. 



Common in the rains. Peninsula. Western Coast. 



(2) I. PARViFLORA. {Benth-) 



Ident. Dec. prod. X. p. 419. 



Syn. Gratiola parvifiora, Roxh. — Bonnaya parviflora, Benth. 

 Scroph. Ind. p. 34. 



Engrav. Roxb. Cor. III. t. 204. 



Spec. Char. Much branched, slender : leaves oblong or lan- 

 peolate, lower ones narrowed into the petiole, upper ones sessile or 

 half-stem-clasping : upper flowers subracemose, corolla about twice 

 as long as the calyx : anterior filament lightly glandulose, increased 

 by a very minute glabrous lobelet below the apex. 



Commoii in the Peninsula. 



(3) I. ROTUNDtFoiiA. {Benth.) 



Ident, Dec. prod. X. p. 420. 



Syn. Gratiola rotundifolia, Linn. — Morgania rotundifolia, Spreng, 

 —Bonnaya rotundifolia, Benth. SeropK Ind, p. 34. — G. integri- 

 folia, Roxb. 



Spec Char. Diffuse : leaves sessile, broad-ovate or orbiculate, 

 rounded or cordate at the base : peduncles axillary : anterior fila- 

 ments glandulose, increased by a very minute glabrous lobelet 

 under the apex : capsule subglobose. 



Peninsula, 



