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(6) U. EETTTSTJM. {Miq.J 



Ident. Miq. 1. c. p. 581. 



Spec. Chax. Leaves moderately petioled, broadly obovate or 

 somewhat romaded, dilated at the apex, very shortly and obtusely 

 apiculate or retuse, slightly emarginate, between membranaceous and 

 coriaceous, veins half-spreading, about 10 on each side, rather dis- 

 tinct, the rest capillary, finely reticulated : petioles deeply furrowed 

 on the upper-side : fruit axillary twm, sessile, bracts puberous. 



Bombay. 



(7) XT. NITIDUM. (Miq^.) 



Ident. Miq. 1. c. Dak. 1. o. p. 242. 



Syn. Ficus nitida, Roxb. F. Benjaminea, R-oxh. 



Migrav. "Wight 1. c. t. 642.— Eheede Mai. III. t. 55. 



Spec Chae. Branchlets somewhat 3-comered, leaves with 

 moderate or rather long petioles, elliptic or obovate or sub-rhombeo- 

 elliptic, obtusely and shortly sub-apiculate, acute or sub-cuneate at 

 the base, slightly 3-nerved, veins on each side several, sub-immersed 

 or distinct beneath, confluent near the margin, but with no sub- 

 marginal nerve, coriaceo-mambranaceous ; stipules ovate-lanceolate, 

 smooth or puberulous: fruit axillary, twin, sessile, globose, smooth, 

 size of a pea, with 3 obtuse bracts : petioles with a narrow groove 

 in front 



Peninsula. Khaeia hills. 



(8) U. Benjamineum. (Miq.J 



Ident. Miq. 1. c. Dalz. 1. c. 



Syn. Ficus striata. Roth. 



Spec. Chab. Branchlets slender, flexuose, weak, hanging : 

 petioles round, rather short : leaves ovate or elliptic-ovate acuminate, 

 coriaceous, like parchment, surrounded by a smooth margin, veius 

 capillary, horizontal, united into an arched nerve : fruit axiUary, 

 sessile, like peas: bracts 3, ovate-obtuse, deciduous: fruit smooth, 

 shining, greenish-yellow, with a dash of purple, 



' Southern Maratha Country. 



(9) U. bastcaepum;. fMiq.J 



Ident. Miq. 1. e. Dalz. 1. c. 



Spec. Chae. Branchlets and fruit densely tomentose: leaves 

 shortly-petioled, broadly ovate or elliptic, shortly or obtusely acumi- 

 mate, rounded or slightly cordate at the base, repand-undulate, 



