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

1601. C'OCCINEA L. A shrub, frequently eultivated for ornament.Santan, T. ; TaiTgpupo, V.I. FULGENS Roxb. Taliod-iTu-a-ilalias, V.I. LANCEOLARiA C'oleb. Alipoong. Y.I. MACROPHYLLA Bartl. Bago-bago.I. STRICTA Roxb. As-as, T. ; Santa Ana: Santan. T.'Jasminuji. (Oleacece.) Scandent or erect shrubs with very fragrantwhite flowers.Muriion-baloiTgon (Iloilo) ; Ubaldo, Z.J. LUZONiExsis Vidal. SiiTgitan. Ig.J. MARIANUM DC. Laioclaioc. V.; Silisili, T. ; Siiigculeiigos. T.J. SAMBAC Ait. Commonly cultivated for ornament.Capopat visaya, V.; Campopot, Parap. ; Culatai. Pamp.; Hiibar (Balabac); Manul. V.; Poug.so. Pamp.; Sampaga, T. ; Sampagang, Pamp.;Sampaguita.Jatkopha curcas L. {Euphorbiucece.) A small shrub, introduced fromAmerica and commonly cultivated for a hedge plant. The seedsyield a purgative oil.Bolong-cauit; Casla. V.: Tatataba. T. ; Tavatava. 11.; Tawatawa. 11.;Tuba.J. MULTIFIDA L. Differs from the preceding in its incised leaves.Mana, T., II.JussiAEA REPENS L. (Onuf/racca'.) A creeping lierb in very wet soil*with small white ilowers.Cangcong-diipo, T.J. SUFFRUTICOSA L. An erect herb with 4-parted yellow flowers.Balacbac, T. ? ; Malapaco, T. ; Malapoco, T.JuSTiciA. { Acanthacece.) Herbs or shrubs; flowers sessile or nearly soin spikes or panicles.Bato (Balabac) ; Moradong; Moradong-uiaputi. T.J. DiCHOTOMA Blume. Dalaora, V.J. GENDARUSSA L. A shrub. 3 to 5 ft. high, corolla white or rose, withpurplishspots.BunlAo. v.; Capanitulot. T. ; Paritnlot. T.K.Kaempiiehia gal.^is'ga L. {Scitiminca'.) Cosol, V.; Cuisol. V.: CiisoLPamp.. v.; Cusul. V.; Dosol. Z. : Di'iso, T. : Dusul. T. : Guisol. T.Guisul. v.: Quisol. V.Kai,axchoe laciniata DC. {Crassuhura-.) Succulent, erect herb, withlaciniateleaves.Catacataca. T. ; Siemprevica. Sj). Fil.K. SPATIIILATA DC. Leaves spathulateoljlong. crenate.Carittlna, V.Kayea piiilippinensi.s Planch, ((liiftifcrca'.) A tree.Malairuinisan.^'.