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Title: Indian trees : an account of trees, shrubs, woody climbers, bamboos, and palms indigenous or commonly cultivated in the British Indian Empire
Identifier: CUbiodiversity690553 (find matches)
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Brandis, Dietrich, Sir, 1824-1907
Subjects: Trees
Publisher: London : A. Constable & Co. , Ltd
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Mann Library, Cornell

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188 X.X.XIX.. SAPIInDACE-^ (IJisclwccD'pvs and finely reticulate on l3oth surfaces, 6-15 in. long. Stamens 8, long e\- serted. Disk hairy. Ovary hairy, style 2~-3-fid, Fr. obovoid, with the stalk I in. long. Manipnr, among the oaks at 4,000 ft, Chittagong hill tract, Pegu, Tenasherini, Cochlnclnna, Malay Peniiibula aiul Archipelago. PL Jan-May. 2. M. suudaicus, Blnme (Cupania Lesse^-flana, Camh.). South Andaman, Mergm, Malaya. Closely allied. Fr. tiimcately pyiiioim, J m. diam., while young shaii^ly 3-angled. 8. M. pentapetalus, Eadlk. (Cujjctnla bzimafrana, Miq.). Silhet, Kliasi hills. Closely allied. Petals 5. Disk and btamens hairy. Arytera littoralis, Blume (Ckipania cnhnophfjUa, Planch.; Kuiz P. PI. i. 285). Tena^- serim, from Manlmein to Meigui, Malay Peninsula and Archipelago. A small evei> green tiee. Branchlets thinly rusty-puberu.lous. L. paripin- nate, leaflets 2-3 pair, coriace- ous, glabrous, sec. n. conspicu- ous heneath, reticulate veins obscure. PL pentamerou-,. Calyx minu-te, cup-shaped, petals broadly cuneate, emar- ginate or biiid, pubescent above, filaments long-ex&erted, hairy. Capsule coriaceous, 2~lobed, the ^\) lobes oblong, blunt. Zollingeria macrocarpa, Kurz P. Ph i 288. Dry forests of the Prome district (WetJcifuf, Burm.). A large deciduous tree, young shoots tawny- pubescent. L. imparipinnate, leaflets alternate, entire, 5-8 in. long. PL bisexual, small, white, ill short mostly axillary panicles, petals t^v^ ice the length of sepals, glabrous exceiDt the villous base, filaments hairy. Ovary slightly pubescent at the base, 3-edged, 3-celled. Pr. indehisceiit, coriaceou.s, with 2 or 3 broad striated wings, 2 in. long. Cotyledons folded. 7. FILICIUM,Thwaites PL Brit. Ind. 539,
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Pio. 85.—Pilicium decipiens, Thw. J. (Species 3, Asia and Africa.) F. decipiens, Thw.; Bedd. PL Sylv. t. 129.— Rhus decipiens, Wight TIL t. 75. Vern. Nmyal^ Tarn.; Mrolij Mai. A middle-sized tree, leaf scars large and prominent. L. pinnate^ leaflets 6-8 pair, glabrous, shining, opposite or some alternate, sessile, linear oblong, 4-6 in. long, midrib prominent, sec. n. nnmerous, parallel. Rachis with a leafy wing on either side between the leaflets, broad at top, narrowing

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  • booksubject:Trees
  • bookpublisher:London_A_Constable_Co_Ltd
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