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igi5.] H. N. Ridley: Mount Menuang Casing.
RUTACE.E.
7. Gi.YCOSMis PENTAPHYLLA, CoTvea, til Aim. Mils. Par.
I (1804)384 [288].
[288].
Distrib. Common all over the Peninsula.
GERANIACE^.
8. Impatiens oncidioides, Ridl. in Kew Bull. (1909) 11
Distrib. This beautiful Balsam seems to be abundant
here. It occurs also in Perak and other parts of Selangor.
MELIACE.E.
g. Aglaia odoratissima, Blume, Bijdr. 171 [289].
Distrib. Common in the Peninsula and Sumatra and Java.
CELASTRINE^.
10. Glyptopetalum quadrangulare, Prain, ex King in
Journ. As. Soc. Beng.lxv. 11. (1895) 345 [289].
Distrib. Singapore to Perak.
SAPINDACE^.
11. Al.i.ophyl\]s CoBBK, Blume, Rumphia, iu. 1^1 [289].
Var. GLABRA. In this form the leaflets are lanceolate to
ovate-lanceolate, acuminate at both ends, entire, cuneate at
the base, smooth, shining and papery when dry; the petioles,
petiolules and rhachis of the inflorescence covered with short
stiff hairs ; the flowers rather more scattered on the rhachis
than usual ; the bracts short and the petals fringed with white
hairs. I have seen no form exactly like it.
[289].
HAMAMELIDE^.
12. BucKLANDiA POPULNEA, R. Br. Wall. Cat. n. 7414
Hills of Pahang and Perak.
Distrib. Himalayas, Burma, Java, Sumatra.
13.
SAXIFRAGACE^>.
PoLYOSMA PARVIFLORA, King, in Jotirn. As. Soc. Beng.
Ixvi. (1898) n. 300 [289].
I have examined the co-type of this species in the
Herbarium at Kew, a plant collected by Wray on Gunong
Inas, in Perak. It is in young bud, and I have little doubt
that the plant collected by Kloss on Menuang Casing is the
same in spite of some differences in the original description.
King describes the calyx-tube as narrow and nearly glabrous;