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174 EARLY EUROPEAN RESEARCHES 
526. Moms rubra . Linn. Cochin, apud Mo jog popnlos. 
Lour. 679. 
D. 0. XVII. Lour.’s plant is Morns alba var. atropurpurea. Bur. Morus 
atropurpurea. Koxb. Introduced into India from China. 
527. Moms indica. Linn. Cochin, cult. Lour. 679. 
D, C. 1. c. 243. Morus alba, var. indica. Bur. Observed near Canton b7 
Hedde. Also in Formosa. Cultivated in India. 
528. .Dorstenia cMnensis* Lour. Prov, (boreal.) imp. 
Sinens. Sin: pe chi (f|f f£). 114. 
D. C. XVII. 277. Dubia. 
529. Ficus carica. Linn. Culta China, raro Cochin. Sin : 
mao hoa qua (Jjf§ ^ |j|). Lour. 816. 
Cultivated throughout China. 
530., Ficus Benjamina. Linn. Cochin. Lour. 818. 
Osb. 229? 
531. Ficus pumilSU Linn. Cochin. Lour. 820. 
Linn. Chin. pi. 230. ^ 
532. Polyphema Jaca. Lour. Cochin, freq. cult. China raro. 
Sin : ya xu, po lo mat ($£ HI §|j). 667. 
Artocarpus integrifolia. Linn. Comp, above Boym, Flora sin. 13. 
Swinhoe saw the tree cultivated in Hainan. 
533. Vanieria chinensis. Lour. Provincia Canton. Sin ; hung 
hoang xiong. 691. 
G. PI. III. 351. Cudrania ? vel Plecospermtun ? 
534. TJrtica intermpta. Linn. China, Cochin. Sin: tarn ma 
Lour. 682. 
D. C. XVI. 1. 74. Fleurya interrupta. Gaudich. India. 
535. Polychroa repens . Lour. China, Cochin, cult, incult. 684. 
G. PI. III. 386. Pellionia brevifolia. Bth. FI. hgk. 330 ? 
536. Urtica nivea. Linn. China, Cochin, cult. Sin : pa ma , 
Lour. 683. 
H. C. XVI. 1. 206. 207. Boehmeria nivea. Hook, et Arn. Osb. 252. FI. 
hgk. 331.—Sin: (*=£ Jg) ch'u- ma. 
537. Parietaria cochinchinensis . Lour. China, Cochin. Sin : 
mao soi cot (|§| J|). 804. 
H. C. 1. c. 220. Pouzolzia indica. Gaudich. var. alienata, Wedell. 
538. Juglans regiEs Linn. China borealis. Sin: ho ' tao 
ffc). Lour. 702. 
Much cultivated in North-China. 
539. Morelia rubra. Lour. China, cult. Cochin, agrest. Sin : 
yam muei (|J§ fjijf). 670. 
G. PI. III. 401. Myrica sapida. Wall species in India orient. Chinaque 
frequens gylvestris vel culta.—FI. hgk. 322. Myrica rubra. Sieb. et Zucc. 
Very near to M. sapida. 
