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THF TROPICAL AGRICULTURIST. 
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delaria, Kandelia Eheedii, Bruguiera gymnorhiza, 
Calanchoe laeiniata, Dilivaria ilicifolia. 
2. Marshes, Ponds, Meadoios. 
Burmannia disticha, Keppntbes Sp. Pontederia 
hastata, Xyris Indica, Cuseuta reflexa, Justioia re- 
pens Tenella, Erecta, Lumnitzera racemosa, Dro- 
sera Burmanni, XJtricularia vulgaris, Cserulea, Meny- 
antlies Indica, Nymphaea stellata, pubescens, Peda 
Hum murex, Pancratium zeylanicum, Serpicula 
verticillata, Tyha latifolia, Lemna minor, Pistia 
stratiotes, Potamogeton lateralis. 
3. Tree like Plants. 
Cassia auriculata, Sumatrana, Glauca, Melastoma 
Malabathrica, Sesbania aculeata, Elaeourtia inermis, 
Caiopbyllum Calaba, Sehleichera trijuga, Barring- 
toriia speciosa, Aoutangula, Bacemosa, Melia Azeder- 
acb, Limonia citrifolia, Feronia Elepbantum, .3Cgle 
marmelos, Strychnos nuxvomica, Guatteria suberosa, 
Korinti, Grewia orientalis, Hippocratea India, 
Dalbergia arborea. Acacia odoratissima, Cassalpinia 
Mimusoides, Ardisia solanacea, Mimusops Elengi, 
Kauki, Bsssi longifolia, Spatbodea longiflora, Uvaria 
Narum, Eugenia parvillora, Averrboa Carambola, 
Bilimbi, Cinnamonum Zeylanicum, Aromaticum, 
Annona squamosa, Nauclea Sp. Eandia Sp. 
Pboenix farinifera, Caryota urens, Elate sylvestris, 
Cerbera mangbas, Icbnocarpus Sp. 
3. Shrubs and Plants. 
Vinca rosea, Osbeckia aspera, Cissus villosa’ 
Vitis latifolia, Eepanda, Quadrangularis, Alysicar- 
pus Sp. Nerium zeylanicum, Carissa spinarum, 
Olax zeylanica, Capparis borrida, Hibiscus canna- 
binus, Viti-folius, Pbyllantbus rhamnoides, Multi- 
florus, Flemingia lineata, Glycine labialis, Parvi- 
flora, Dioerma pulcbellum, Adanantbera pavonina> 
Connarus monocarpus, Pinnatus, Eourea santaloides, 
Ixora latifolia, Parvillora, lonidum enneaspermum, 
Bengonia tenera, Hugonia mystax, Indigofera 
viscosa, Enneaphylla, Aspalathoides, Cantbium 
Ebeedii, Gmelina asiatica, Heliotropium Indioum, 
Clerodendron pblomoides, Tnarme, Premna Sp. 
Solanum insanum, Ferox, Sodomeum, Epaltes 
divaricata, Eclipta erecta, Gynura lyeopersicifolia, 
Lorantbus loniceroides, Tricbosantbes cucumerina, 
Bryonia, grandis, Momordica cbarantia, Antidesma 
Sp. Phaseolus caracalla, Trilobus, Sadiatus, 
Celastrus emarginatus, Abelmoscbus ficulneus, 
Moscbatus, Melastoma repens, Bumelia octandra, 
Embryopteris glutinifera, Evolvulus Sp. Socevola 
Taccada, Koenigii, Sesamum Indicum, EuelUa Sp. 
temodia campborata, Bucbnera Sp. Hoya Sp. 
Table 3rd. 
Flora of the loioer tracts of country surrounding 
Kandy 50 to 70 miles from the Coast, Elevation 
1000 to 2000 feet. 
Tber. 70° to 80° Fabt. 
All the trees and plants of Table 1st. Tbe 
Cocoa Palm gives place to tbe Tallipot, Palmyra, 
and Areca Palms — add: 
1st Tree like Plants. 
Miebelia Cbampaca, Uvaria odorata, Annona 
reticulata, Leea stapbylea, Cupania canescens, 
the Guile Face ablaze with the blossoms. It was pro- 
perly cleared away from tbe esplanade, but poor Wrn. 
Ferguson, when living, cultivated and protected this 
binding plant on the seashore sands opposite the Galle 
Face walk. To the disgrace of the Municipal autho- 
rities they are now allowing the plant to be extermi- 
nated and the sands loft bare to the action of the 
waves. In our drives we constantly see men and boys 
not only tearing the plant up but rooting it out with 
their dagger-like knives. It is taken away as food for 
rabbits and goats,— E d. T. A, 
Grewia, lajvigata, Microcos Sp. Melia parvillora, 
Atalantia monopbylla, Murraya exotica, Bergera 
Koenigii, Aleurites moluccanus, Hiptage madablota, 
Gompbia angustifolia, Sesbania JUgyptiaca, Agati 
grandiflora, Erytbrinapicta, PongamiaSp. Dalbergia 
Anstrutheri (Mr. Ondaatje) Oas.sia Florida, Eox- 
burgbii, Bauhinia racemosa, Ficus politoria, Tropbis 
aspera, Spinosa, Hydnocarpus inebrians, Mesua 
ferrea, Lagerstroemia Eeginse, Stilago diandra, 
Clerodendron macropbyllum, Helicteres Isora, Alan- 
gium bexapetalum, Eugenia laurina, Garcinia zey- 
lanica, EUeodendron glaucum, Dodonaea Burman- 
niana, Diospyros Ebenaster, Cordifolia, Flacourtia 
sepiaria and Sp. Semecarpus Anacardium, Cinna- 
momum Cassia, Antidesma sylvestris, Willd, Clau- 
senete 2 Sp. Amyris agallocba. 
2nd Shrubs and Plants. 
Paratropia venulosa, Hedera terebintbiacea, Cissus 
dentata, Osbeckia crenata, (Mo'U) Lorantbus Bud- 
dleioides, Longiflorus, Goodenciflorus, cuneatus, .Ecb 
mandra rostrata, Bryonia laciniosa, Gymnopetalum 
Ceylanicum, Momordica dioica, Passiflora Lescbe- 
naultii, Naravelia zeylanica, Eibes serratum (Moon) 
Capparis Grandis, Hibiscus furcatus, Abutilon peri- 
plocifolium, Goseipium album. Euphorbia tirucalli, 
& Sp. Eubus rugosus, Lasiocarpus, Vernonia an- 
tbelmintica Indigofera atropurpurea, iEscbjnomene 
aspera, Smitbia sensitiva, Desmodium congestum, 
Psopbocarpus tetragonolobus, Canavalia virosa, 
Mucuna prurita, Galaetia tenuiflora, Notonia Wigbtii, 
Crotalaria Brownei, Hirsuta, Mimosa rubicaulis, 
Csesalpinia sepiaria, Cassia Kleinii, Bryopbyllum 
calycinum. Polygonum Sp. Convolvulus grandiflorus, 
Speciosus, Eandia dumetornm, Hydropbylax mari- 
tima, Stylocoryne, Webera, Pbyllantbus myrtifolius, 
Cbrysantbemum Indicum, Siegesbeckia Orientalis, 
Plucbea tomentosa, Sphaarantbus birtus, Anisomeles 
Malabaricus, Caladium Nympheeifolium, Jussiaaa vil- 
losa and 8p. Tricbodesma zeylanica, Cynoglossum 
ovatum, Solanum pseudo Lycopersicum, Ceropegia 
acuminata and Sp. Gymnema tingens, Jasminum 
pubescens, Hedycbmm coronarium, Alpinia calcarata, 
Pbrynium capitatum, Amomum ecbinatum, Am- 
aryllis, zeylanica. Polygala Sp. Cantbium parvi- 
florum, Tbunbergia fragrans, Barleria longifolia, 
Erantbemum montanum, Utricularia Sp. Morinda 
umbellata, Ixora stricta, (wb. fid.) Opbiorrhiza 
Mungbos, Opbioxylum serpentinum, Grumilea sub- 
integer, Alsine nervosum, Ultica several Sp. Musa 
Troglodytarum, Santalum album, Gardenia fragrans, 
Antbericnm tuberosum, Burmannia triflora, Diceros 
aquaticus var, Ventilago maderaspatana, Acacia 
scandens. 
(To be continued.) 
4 - 
Mysoee Coffee Plantebh’ Geievances, — The 
agitation of tbe coffee planters in Mysore is at last 
likely to bear fruit. It will be remembered that the 
planters complained year after year that tbe working 
of the Breach of Contract Act was very defective 
and involved them in much loss. Tbe Mysore 
Durbar have now partially redressed this long-stand- 
ing grievance. It has been laid down that all 
maestries who take advances from the coffee planters 
and, in consideration of these, undertake to provide 
them with coolies, should register their names in the 
taluq outobery and no one will be allowed to pursue 
the trade of a maestrie unless so registered. The 
effect of this ruling will be that the planters will be 
saved from the trouble of instituting inquiries in 
each case as to tbe antecedents of maestries who 
volunteered to provide coolies, and erring maestries 
can also be easily called to account in case of 
default.— Cor., Madras Tims, July 3, 
