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Scheelia Karst. Palmae (iv. 7). 3 sp. trop. Am. 
Scliinus : after (resin) add and is largely cult, in S. Calif, for shade and 
ornament (pepper-tree). 
Scbrebera Roxb. Oleaceae. 4 sp. trop. Afr., As. 
Scorodosma Bunge = Ferula Tourn. 
Scytopetalaceae. An order of 2 W. trop. Afr. sp., near Sterculiaceae. 
Selaginella : add Cf. Gibson in Ann . Bot. 1894, 96, 97, 1902. 
Siphonia : add S. elastica Pers. = H. guianensis. 
Sparmannia : add Cf. Mrs Scott in Ann. Bot. xvn. 1903, p. 761. 
Spathoglottis Blume. Orchidaceae (15). 10 sp. trop. As., Austr. 
Speirantha Baker. Liliaceae (vn). 1 sp. China. 
Sphenodesme Jack. Verbenaceae (vi). 10 sp. Indo-mal. 
Stachyuraceae : add [Placed in Ternstroemiaceae by Benth.-Hooker]. 
Statice (Tourn.) Hill = Armeria Linn. 
Stemodia Linn. Scrophulariaceae (11. 8). 30 sp. trop. 
Streblus Lour. Moraceae (1). 1 sp. Indo-mal. 
Strobilanthes : add Many sp. occur gregariously in vast masses in the 
undergrowth of mountain forests in S. As., usually flowering simul- 
taneously over large areas and then dying. 
Stylidium Lour. (Marlea Roxb.). Cornaceae. 10 sp. As., Afr., Austr. 
Tabebuia : for Bigoniaceae read Bignoniaceae. 
Tamonea : for Melastomaceae etc. read = Miconia Ruiz et Pav. 
Terniola Tul. = Lawia Tul. 
Tbeopbrastaceae (Engler) = Myrtaceae, suborder 1. 
Trapella Oliv. Pedaliaceae. 2 sp. Chi., Jap. 
Tristania R. Br. Myrtaceae (n. 2). 20 sp. Mai., N. Caled., Austr. 
Tristicha Thou. Podostemaceae. 3 sp. trop. The least peculiar of 
this order, with the habit of an “ordinary” water plant (p. 158). 
Triuridales (Engler). A cohort lately separated from the Helobiae, 
and comprising the order Triuridaceae. 
Tumboa Welw. = Welwitschia Hook. f. T. Bainesii Welw. = W. 
mirabilis. 
Tydaea Dene. = Isoloma Dene. 
Uncaria : add U. Gambler Roxb. (gambir) is a valuable source of tan in 
the Straits Settlements etc. (Kew Bull. 1889, p. 247). 
Urceola Roxb. Apocynaceae (11. 4). 7 sp. Indo-mal. U . elastica Roxb. 
yields caoutchouc. 
Vallota Herb. Amaryllidaceae (1). 1 sp. S. Afr. 
Vangueria Juss. Rubiaceae (11. 1 1). 30 sp. trop. Afr., As. 
VerticiUatae (Engler). A cohort of Archichlamydeae, comprising the 
order Casuarinaceae. 
Villebrunea Gaudich. Urticaceae (3). 8 sp. India to Japan. V. in- 
tegrifolia Gaudich. yields a good fibre, like rhea. 
Wikstroemia Endl. Thymelaeaceae. 20 sp. As., Indo-mal., Polynes. 
Willughbeia : add W. Jirma Blume (Borneo) yields indiarubber. 
Wissadula Medic. Malvaceae (11). 10 sp. Am., 1 trop. Afr., As. 
Withania Pauq. Solanaceae (11). 5 sp. palaeotrop. and subtrop. 
Wormia : add Several sp. show bud-protection by sheathing petioles. 
