A dictionary of the plant names of the Philippine ... - Rainforestation

lo()H. suiBL'LATUM Seem. Calangeaiig, V.H. VENULOSUM Seem. CaraiTgci'iny, V.; CayaiTgean, V.; Galamai-amo. T.,v.; Tuglima, V.Heritiera LiTTOKALis Dij. (Sicrculiacca-.) A small tree with oblongleaves, white beneath, and oblong, woody, boat-shaped frnits, 2 to4 inches long. Common along the seashore.DuiTgon-iate, T. ; DiiiTgon, T., V.; Dugon-late, T. ; Dongon, T. ; DuiTgun,T., v.; Liosin (Zambales) ; MaladtiiTgun, T.; Malarimgon, T.Palonapoy, Z. ; Paronapin, 11.; Paluiigapoy, II.Herxandia pelt ATA ^Meissn. {Hcniandiacca'.) A tree with roundedovateacute or obtuse peltate leaves, common on the seashore.Coloncogon. B. ; MalataiTgan-taiTgan, B. ; Tabag.Heteropogon contortus Roem. and Sohult. {Graminea'.) A tufted grass.Tigbao, V.Heterostemma cuspidatum Decno. {Asclepiadacece.) A twining, nea-rlyglabrous shrub.Biniguasan, T.Hiniscfs. {Malvacca-.) Herbs, shrubs, or trees, with usually showyflowers.CayaiTgarOsa, 11.; Lanotan-itim : Malibago, T. ; Malubago, B. ; Sapenot,T. ; Sapinit, V.H. AI5ELJIOSCIIUS L. An annual hispid herbaceous plant with yellowflowers and polymorphous leaves.Castio, T. ; Castio-castiogan, T. ; Castiogan, T. ; Casto-ca.stolian, Pamp.Castoli, T.; Castuli. T. ; Castfili, T.; Daltipan. T.; Ducum. V.;MarapOto, V.; ]\Iaricum. V. ; Maropoto, V.; Marucum. V.; Putucari,T.H. surattensis Linn. A weak-stemmed trailing plant, the stem withrecurved prickles, the flowers yellow with a dark-colored center.Ltlbog. V.H. grewiaefolius Hassk. Lanotan, T.H. MUTAHiLis Linn. A small tree without prickles, the flowers pink or white,turning red at night, cultivated for ornament.Mapola.H. rosa-sinensis L. A shrub witli ovate acuminate leaves and large redflowers. Commonly cultivated for ornament.AntolaiTgan. T., V.; Aroganan. T., Pamp., V.; Cayfiga ; CayaiTga, T.,v., Pamp., II.; Gomamila. T., V., Pamp.; Gmnamela; TapolaiTga,T., v.. Pamp.; Tapulaga ; TapurSiTga, V.; TarocaiT