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PALMS, CYCLANTHS AND CYCADS. 
D/EMONOROPS FALEMBANICUS. 
One of the most elegant of Palms, ami, together with D. perio.canthus, oxccodingly aiipropriato lor 
tahlejdecoration and other ornamental purposes. The leaves are broadly ovate, pinnate, consisting of 
numerous narrow elongated segments, and they arc supported by leaf-stalks bearing numerous dellexcd 
spines, which latter are thickened at the base. The young leaves are of a bright cinnamon brown, 
and the contrast between this warm colour and the deej) green of the matured leaves renders tho 
plantsjcxceedingly beautiful at the time they are in course of development. It is a native of Java. 
Ts. 6t!., 10s. 6f?. and 15s. 
