
          36986. CUDRANIA JAVANENSIS.
From S. J. Tutcher, Hong-
kong, China. A thorny shrub or tree,
which can be utilized for hedges. Re-
lated to Osage Orange. Fruits bright
orange ; one inch in diameter ; sweet,
rather insipid flavor, but quite as
good as many others which are eaten.
Possibly new hybrids may be produced 
with Osage Orange, or the
Chinese Cudrania tricuspidata.

34493. CUDRANIA TRICUSPlDATA. 
Che or Tcho Sang. From
central China, collected by E. H. Wilson. 
Close relative of Osage orange,
with which very vigorous hybrid has
been made in France. Leaves considered 
superior to mulberry for silk-
worms, making finer silk. Fruits
pink, size of large plum; edible, sweet,
but without much character. Hardy
in Georgia.

37383. CUPRESSUS S P.
Cypress. Collected by Messrs. Dorsett,
Shamel and Popenoe, Lavras, Minas,
Brazil. A handsome evergreen of
somewhat compact, symmetrical habit
with graceful slender branchlets and
aromatic glaucous foliage. The tree
from which cuttings were made was
about 20 feet high. A valuable 
ornamental.
        