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149E. OPERCULATA Roxl). Buioiig? (Cagayaii) ; Malaruliat. T.E. TETRAGONA Wiglit. Diiua, T.Ei'LOPiiiA ELOXGATA Bliime. iOrchidacccr.) Terrestrial herbs.Lobi-lobi, V.EuoNYMUS. (Cclasirucca\) Trees or shrubs.Sarang-piiti, V.EuPATORiUM AYAPAX.^^ Vciit. {Coinpositw.) All American herb, introduced,cultivated, and spontaneous, used in the practice of medicine.Apana, T. ; Ayapana, T.Euphorbia atoto Forst. An erect frutescent herb with abundant milkysap, common on sandy seashores.Buto-butonisan, T.E. neriifolia L. [EuphorMaccu'.) A small erect glabrous, fleshy shrub.Bait. T.. Pamp. ; Carambiiaya. 11.,; LenguaHlc-perro, 8p. Fil.; Sorogsorog,T., Pamp. ; Soro-soro, T., Pamp.E. PiLi'EiFERA L. A small prostrate herb, densely pubescent, much usedinmedicine.Batobatonis. T. ; Bolobotones, Pamp.; Botobotones ; Bovi, V.; Biiyayava,V.; Gatas-gatas, T., V.; Golandrma, Sp.; Magatas, Pamp.;Malismalis, Pamp.; Sayican, T. ; Sisiohan, Pamp.; Sislwhan, Pamp.;Tavava. V.E. Pi'LCiiERRiMA Willd. Introduced from America, cultivated for ornament.Pascuas.E. TiRUCALLi. An erect unarmed shrub, the liranches green, leafless.Gatuit. T.EuuYA .TAPOXICA Tliuiib. (Tcnist rot'iii iaccw.) A shrub, the flowers small,in axillary fascicles pi two eacli.Bogna. V.EuRYCLES AMBOiXEXSis Herb. (AmarylUdacece.) Abod, V.: Abud, V.; Catangal.V.; Catungal, T. ; Cosol, V.; Dai'isum. V.; Panabor. V.;Talaonor, V.; Tambal. T. ; Tanual. V.; Tonuar. V.E. SYT.VE.STRis Salisb. Abur. V.ErsiDEKOXYLOX. {IjaKrinecv.) Olfvas. Sj). Fil.EvoDiA. I Riit(icc(r.) Trees or shrubs with small flowers in axillary paiiicledcymes.Banay-banay; CSlioy dalaga. T. : Calimantao (Unisan) ; Camalon. T.Malainolauin. T. ; Toncapan. V.: Tnnco-tunco. T.E. LATIFOLIA DC. Bintoco. B. : Tancapan. B.E. MiXDANAEXSis Merrill. ]\Ialico. V.E. ROxnURGiiiANA Benth. Matfing diahlo. T. : Pfras, T.E. TRiPiiYLT-A DC. Balfngua. ^'.ExAcrJi TETRAGOXiM Roxb. {with blue ficiwci-s.Canto-canto. T.(Ivii lid iKK'i'a'.) An erect branched herb