CANDEHAR. 



695. Leguminosa. — Joussa. Floribus purpureo sanguineis, very 

 common on all sandy plains. Hindustan and Kliorasan ; it 

 is called Sliootur karii. 



696. Rubise sp. — Cult, about Candehar. Quettah etc, floribus 

 luteis. 



697. Cyperus. — In paludibus. Arghandab 3 pedalis. 



698. Veronica) sp. — 2 pedalis, foliis subtus purpureis, floribus ceeru- 

 leis. In paludibus Arghandab. 



699. Filicis. — Limestone rocks. Arghandab, the 2nd Fern in Khor- 



asan ! 



700. Centaureoides spinosa Fruticulus dense ramosus glauces- 



cens, floribus stramineis. Rocky hills Arghandab. 



701. Salsoloides. — Suftrutic basi ramosis armat, foliis linearibus 

 summis in bracteis abeunt spinosis. Sandy banks near Ar- 

 ghandab. Cattle eat it greedily. 



702. Cyperacea. — Near Arghandab in agris. 



703. Samolus Valerandi. Glaucescens, floribus albis. Arghandab 

 banks of cuts. 



704. Gramen. — Glauca dense coespitosa, on limestone rocks, Ar- 

 ghandab very common. 



705. Dianthoides — Frutex dense pulvinatus, floribus carneo lila- 

 cinis, a beautiful plant common on rocks. Arghandab. 



706. Gramen. — Panicum. Decumbens spiculis brunneo tinctis, san- 

 dy banks of cuts Arghandab. 



707. Chenopodii sp.— Sandy fields Arghandab. 



708. Solani sp, — Floribus albis, nigrum ? Arghandab ; in fields. 



709. Malvacea. — Tota dense albo tomentosa, corolla alba rotata. 

 Waste places, as graves, and shingle. Candehar and Arghandab. 



710. Gramen. — Repens, csespitosum, pedalis, glaucam papillis aspe- 

 rum, spiculis albis ; foliis pungentibus Banks of Turnuk river. 



7W. Composita-Centauroides. — Depressum spinosum, floribus lutes- 

 cent. Banks of Turnuk. There is near the same place a curious 

 Species of Salsola foliis coriaceo carnosis spinis abeuntib 

 cordatis ! of this I saw one specimen \Yhich is lost. 



7 1 2. Mespeli sp.— Aloo ?— Arbuscula, cult. Candehar. 



713. Mirabilis — Certainly a distinct species, flower crimson. Cult. 

 Candehar. 



7 1 4. Pinus-P. longi folia afl". Cheer.— Pi. young specimen, with the 



