fi60 



Spec. Char. Suffrutieose, erect: branches quadrangular, tO- 

 taentose, with adpressed hairs : leaves petioled, ovate-lanceolatdi 

 acute, cuneate at the base, coarsely crenate-serrate, softly pubescent 

 and green above, hoary and tomentose beneath: verticils 10-flower- 

 kI ; tracts linear or narrow-spathulate, hirsute, ciliated, half the 

 length of the calyx : calyx tomentose, turbinate, tubular, mouth 

 equal, teeth erect, subulate, alternately shorteri 

 - Southern Concan. 



(4) L. stELti'GEiiA. (Wdll.) 



tdent. Wall. ?1. As. fear. I. p. 61.— Dec. prod. Xlt. p. 52$. 



Spec. Char. Herbaceous, erect, a little hoary: stem hirsute: 

 kaves oblong, lanceolate-obtuse, serrated, scabrous and hispid 

 above: calyx tomentose^ inouth villdus within ; teeth (10) and 

 bracts subulate, soft, spreading, their apices revolute ; leaves green 

 above, pale beneath : flowers white. 



. Western Ghauts. Aurungabad. Flowering in the cold seasohi 



(5) L. ciLiATA. (Benth.) 



tdent. Benth. in Wall. PI. As. Rar. I. p. 61^— Dec. prod. XII. 

 p. 530. 



Spec. Char. Herbaceous : stem erect, adpressed, pubesecent, 

 or rough with reflexed hairs : leaves ovate- lanceolate or oblong, 

 serr£ite-crenate, green on both sides, hairy and pubescent : bracts 

 linear, ciliate, hairy : calyx tubular, hirsute, moiith truncate, equal, 

 teeth elongated, subulate, hairy, spreading like a star. 



Near Banda, between Roha and Thul. Peninsula. Silhet, 

 Khasia. 



(6) L. ASPERA. {Spreng.) 



Ident. Spr. Syst. II. p. 743. — Dec. prod. XII. p. 532. 

 Syn. Phlomis aspera, Willd. — P. Plukenetii, Roth. — P. escu* 

 jenta, Roxh. — P. Wightiana, Benih. in Wall. PI. As.~ttar. 1. p. 60t 

 Engrav. Rheede Mah X. t. 91. 



Spec. Char. Herbaceous : hairy and pubescent : leaves ob- 

 long or linear, subcrenate, green : verticils dense, equal : bracts 

 oblong-linear or subulate, hairy ; calyx smooth at the base, striated 

 at the apex, subincurved, mouth oblique, teeth short : flowers white. 



\ On the sea-shore at Alibaug. Peninsula. Bengal, Northern 

 Jaclia, Flowering nearly all the year. 



