48 - 
90 (04). Tephrosia cinerea Pers. 
N®. 91 (05). Tephrosia macropoda Hart. F1. cap. II, 210. 
(00). T. emarginata H. B. et K. is T. foxicaria Pers., N°. 
87 (61). 
92 (07). T. purpurea Pers. (syn. T. piscatoria Pers.). („Mort 
aux poissons,” f.). 
N°. 93 (08). Tephrosia coronillaefolia DC. 
N®. 94 (09). Tephrosia tomentosa Pers. 
N®. 95 (70). Tephrosia nitens Bentii. 
96. Tephrosia asfragaloides Bentii. F1. Austr, II, 208. 
„ The practice of poisoning the ivater hg special planfs and cap- 
turing the fish as theij rise to the surface is met with in the Clou- 
curry and Woonamurra Districts. The Metakoodi use the y^too-taf^' 
Tephrosia astragaloides R. Br., a hlue-flowered shrub growing ahout 
3 or 4 feet high lts leaves are crushed and hruisedy ayid whole 
hundles-full thrown into the u'ater-hole ivhich may he walst deep^ 
and 20 to 30 feet in diameter; in the course of a quarter or half 
an hour the fish come up to the surface where they are knocked 
over bij the hunters ” (Walter E. Roth, Ethiiol. Stud. Queensland 
Aborigines 1897, p. 95, § 126;. 
N®. (71). Tephrosia icthyneca Bertol. is Mundnlea suberosa 
Benth., 99 (72). 
T. Virginiana Pers. (= Galega Virginiana L.) Anthelminticum. 
N®. 97. Tephrosia (Reineria) pericidosa Baker in Kew Bulletin 
1897, 258. 
Heester van Britsch Centraal- Afrika, tusschen Kondowe en Karonga 
is na verwant aan T. Huillensis Welw. 
„ Used by the natives as a fish-poisonT (Baker, 1. c.). 
98. Tephrosia candida DC. Prodr. II, 249. 
Rohinia candida Roxb. F1. Ind. III, 327. 
Galega arborescens Herb. Madras. 
Kiesera sericea Reinw. in Miq. Fl. Ind. Bat. I, 291. 
Xiphocarpus candidus Hassk. PI. Rar. Jav. 336. 
In oostelijk Bengalen en Birma, alsmede in den Maleischen 
archipel. De bladeren worden als vischvergift gebruikt, volgens 
Gambk, A manual of Indian Timbers, Calcutta 1881, p. 118. 
