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CLERODENDRON paniculatum. 
Panicled Clerodendron. 
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DIDYNAMIA ANGIOSPERMIA. 
Nat. ord. VerBenacex®. Jussieu in annal. du mus. Brown prod. 1. 
510. 
CLERODENDRON. Cal. campanulatus, 5-fidus v. 5-dentatus. Cor. 
tubo cylindraceo spits elongato; limbo 5-partito, laciniis “equalibus. 
Stam. 4, didynama exserta, secunda. Germ. 4-loculare, loculis mono- 
spermis. Stig. bifidum, acutum. Bacca tetrapyrena, calyce sepits am- 
pli cincta. Arbores vy. Frutices. Fol. Sesh simplicia, indivisa, nunc 
obata, petiolorum basi persistenti. Corymbi terminales et axillares, tricho- 
tomi. Brown prod. 1. 510. 
C. paniculatum, foliis cordatis quinquelobis subdenticulatis glabris ; summis 
seepils indivisis, panicula brachiata, corolle tubo calycem multoties 
superante. Brown in Hort. Kew. ed. 2.4.63. 
Clerodendron paniculatum. Linn. mant. 90. Vahl symb. 2. 74. Willd. sp. 
1. 3. 388. 
Gieredendton pyramidale. Andrews’s reposit. 628. 
Rami tetragoni, glabri, purpurei, lateribus sulco exarati. Folia petiolata, 
opposita, palmaria, inferiora spithamea, quinqueloba, basi costata, utrinque 
glabra, remote denticulata, lobi lanceolaté acuti: petioli teretes, sulcatz, 
crassitie penne columbine ; azille hirsute pilis longis crispis albidis caulem 
ambientibus a@que ac ad basin ramorum panicule. Panicula terminalis, 
brachiata: pedunculi partiales horizontales, oppositt, glabri, multotiés dicho- 
tome divisi: ramuli divisissimi: pedicelli ultimi capillares: foliola petiolata, 
cordato-lanceolata ad basin pedunculorum partialium; subulata ad basin ramu- 
lorum. Calyx glaber: lacintis lanceolatis. Corolla pollicaris : tubus filiformis: . 
lacinia limbi oblonge. Vahl loc. cit. 
A very ornamental shrub belonging to the hothouse de- 
partment; flowering from July to October. Native of Java 
and Pulo Pinang (Prince of Wales’s Island); from which 
last place the species was introduced in 1809, by Mr. 
Evans, of Stepney. 
The drawing was taken this summer at the nursery of 
Messrs. Whitley, Brames, and Milne, Fulham. 
Branches four-cornered, smooth, purple, scored along 
the side. Leaves petioled, opposite, cordate, five-lobed, 
from three to seven inches or more in length, remotely 
and obsoletely denticulate, uppermost generally undivided, 
smooth on both sides: lobes lanceolate, pointed: petioles 
round, scored, about as thick as the stem of a pigeon’s 
