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Gy nocard la odorata. 
Hyphama Tkebaica. Palmaceoc. 
India Rubber fruit Hevea Braziliensis. 
and seeds. 
India Rubber tree, or Bo. 
Jeringa. 
n i 
Indian Corn (the true Zeas mays. 
American “pop-corn” variety). 
Indian Shot, Ganna Indica. 
Insect Manna. 
Ivory Huts. Pliyteleplias maerocarpa. 
Jalap (Vera Cruz). Exogonium purga. 
Japan Wax. Rims succedanea. 
Jassabushit (tanning). Alims Japonica. 
Do. 
India. 
Egypt. 
Para. 
Brazil. 
Africa. 
T urkey and Asia M in or. 
Brazil. 
Mexico. 
J apan . 
Do. 
Yokohama. 
Job’s Tears. Coix lachryma. 
Do, 
Joliffa African a (“ Olive- oil nut”) 
(seeds yield an oil said to be equal to the Olive). 
Do. Do. Do. 
Africa. 
Do. 
Mosambique. 
Keera Meeree (an Indian drug). 
Laurus Jawa. New Zealand. 
Litchi fruit. Nephelium Litclii. China. 
Luffa sps. (purgative). Bruchmuller (Ocana) . 
Luff a sps. Egypt. 
Macadamia ternifolia. Queensland. 
Maklani berries. Adenantherapavonina. Siam 
(nat. liab. Brazil). 
Marking-nuts. Semocarpus anicardium. Cochin-China 
(and India). 
