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172Ormosia calavensis Blanco. ( Leguminosece.) A tree, the pods withsmall red seeds.Bahay, T.; Malaamflyon, T. ; Malasaga, T.Orophea. (Anonace
173Palaquium. (Sapotacece.) Trees, all of which produce gutta-percha, theleaves of most species glistening beneath. Flowers on the branchesbelow the terminal leaves.Antisep, T. ; Calapia (Mindanao) ; Dulltan-pula, T. ; Macadsin-putl, T.;Malaputat, T. ; MalasaputI, Pamp. ; Malapututan, T. ; Rlrao, B.P. BAKNESii Merrill. Leaves obovate obtuse, pubescent beneath.Nato, V.P. CUNEATUM Vid. Leaves small, glabrous beneath.Anosep, T.P. LANCEOLATUM Blanco. BagalSngit, T.P. LATIFOLIUM Blanco. Leaves large, densely rusty tomentose beneath.AlacSac, T. ; Alficao, Pamp.; Alacap, T. ; Pacancal, Pamp.; P&lacpalac,T.P. LUZONiENSE Vidal. Leaves long petioled, glabrous beneath.BagalaiTg'it, T.; Bitocolfng, T. ; Dolitan.P. OLEIFERUM Blanoo. Similar to P. latifolium, but leaves acute, not obtuse.Daldcan, II.; Daracan, II.; Malacmdc, T., Pamp.Panax fruticosum L. (Araliacece.) A shrub 3 to 6 ft. high, with tripinnateleaves. Cultivated for ornament.Macan, V.; Papua, T., V., Pamp.Panceatium zeylanicum Linn. {Amaryllidacece.) Ajos-ajos nga mapoti,V. ; Bacong sa Persia ; BSoang-baoang, V. ; Catongal, T. ; Hagobdoa,v.; Lflnas; R6sas-de-p6rsia, Sp. Fil.Pandanus. (Pandanacece.) The "screw-pines," so called from the spiralarrangement of the leaves. The leaves are much used for the manufactureof mats, baskets, etc.Carahumai, T. ; Pandan-sabotSn, T. ; Salogo, V.P. DUBius Spreng. Balio, V. ; Bangcoang-bondoc, T. ; Bfiren, V.P. EXAi.TATUS Blanco. Alasas, T.P. PASCicULARis Lam. Arqulg, ( ?) Cag.P. ODORATissiNUS Linn. f. LSha (?) (Jolo) ; Paddftn, Cag.; Pandan, T.,V. ; Pangdan, V. ; Panhacad, V.P. BADICANS Blanco. Olfingo, V.P. SABOTAN Blanco. Sabotan, T.P. SYLVESTRis Rumph. Lalogo, V.; Lanogo, V.Pangium edxtle Reinw. (Bixaceoe.) A tree.Pangi, T.; Pangui, V.Panicum. (Oraminece.) Coarse or fine grasses.Bisaclat, T. ; Canubsrtban, T. ; Cauad-cauSran, T. ; Damting-pasig, T.Damfls-dpi, T. ; Duaduilran, T.; Hagusnay, T. ; Lfiya-lGya, T. ; Malacaufiyan,T. ; Malit-calabSo, T. ; Tuadtuaran, T.P. COLONUM L. Tiribfihan, T.P. CRUSGALLi L. The "barn-yard grass" of the United States.Daua-daua, T.P. FLAVIDUM Retz. Sabong-sabfliigan, T.P. INDICUM L. Sangfimay, T.P. REPENS L. Lfiya-luyahan, T.
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1903.—No. 8.DEPARTMEE^T OF THE US
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A DICTIONARY OF THE NATIVE PUNT NAM
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P^RT I.A.Aagao, T. Piemna vestita S
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13Aguio, T. D3'soxyhim blancoi Vida
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ALfPAi, T.15Nephelium longana Camb.
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17Anaiiao, T. Corvpha.Anahao, T. Rh
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Anusep, T.Palaquiiim.19Anil, Sp.-Fi
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21AviLO, T. Gariiga floiibunda Decn
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28Baggab. Cleiodendron.Bagman, T. Q
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Ficus25Balatbat ( Paragua ) . Litni
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27BaloI; V. Musa paradisiaca L.Bal6
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29Bang-hay, V. Hydnophytiun.Bangcor
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31BatInan-amo, T. Calophyllum walli
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33BlLiMiUN, T. Aveirlioa carambola
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35BoAC, Ig. Albizzia procera Benth.
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61BoTONu, V. Milletia seiicea W. an
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39BtJNTOT-PUSA, T. Setaiia glauea B
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41Cacao, Sp. Theobioma cacao L.Caca
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• 43Calapi, v., B. Calamus albus
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45Camagahal (jNIorong). ])iospyvos.
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Canisi, v. Piper betle L.'Canlara,
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Casnut-c^vbag, T.Casopanguil, T.49A
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51CayangcAn, V. Heptapleurum venulo
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CoPANG, T., II. Parkia loxburghii G
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CuYAJ^YAN, B.Alstonia.55CtJYON-ctJY
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•57DanglIn, II. Giewia laevigata
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59DiLiVARio, T. Acanthus ilicifoliu
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61Dtjso, T. Kaemplieria galaiiga L.
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63GoYOKAN, T. JMusa paradisiaca L.
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65Halobagbug, T. Ipomoea.Halom, T.,
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67HoMAi-noMAi, V. Typha angustifoli
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69Labnis, II. Boehmeria nivea Hook,
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71Languis. Sesanium inclicum L.Lani
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73LiMA-LiMA, T., V. Dioscorea.LiMA-
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75LuBi. Cocos nucifera L.LuBiGAN, T
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77Magab6yo, V. Celtis philippinensi
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79Malacacao, T. Liinasia oiaiuliflo
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8JMalapatopat, T. Canthium confertu
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83Malit, T. Cynodon dactylon Pers.M
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85Ma6ro, V. Lumnitzera purpurea Pre
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87MoRADO, Sp. Fil. (iiaptophylluni
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89Olango, v. Paudanus radicans Blan
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91PAlPAf-AMO, T. Polypodiuiii queir
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93I'AMULACLAQUIN, T. Combretiiiii o
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Parapit-hangin, T. Nairtvelia.Paras
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97PiNANG, V. Areca alba Runiph.PiNC
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99QuiLALA, V. Saccharum officinarmn
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101Saguilala, T. Codiaeum variegatu
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103Sampagang, Pamp. Jasminum sambac
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105SlLisiLi, T. Jasmimmi inaiiamuu
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107Tagatoi, T. lllipe.Tagogon. Z. T
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109TamaiUiNDO, Sp. Fil. Ti.marindus
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IllTaquJp-asIn, T. Macaranga tanari
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113TinatInan, T. Phyllanthus reticu
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TuGNANG, II. Buddleia.TuGOGONG, Z.
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117Yabag, T., V. Sophora tomentosa
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120AcHRAS SAPOTA Liiiii. (Sujjotace
Page 130 and 131: 122A. BETUSA Benth. Pipi, V.; LaiTg
Page 132 and 133: 124Anacardium occidentale L. (Anaca
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Page 136 and 137: 128Barleria prionitis L. (Acanthace
Page 138 and 139: 130B. CEBNUA Muell. Arg. Matang-ula
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Page 142 and 143: 134C. MOLUCCANA Blume. Bintoco; Tan
Page 144 and 145: 136Chrysopogon aciculatus Trin. (Gr
Page 146 and 147: 138CoDiAEUM VARiEGATUM Muell. Arg.
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Page 150 and 151: 142Cynometra. [Leguminosece) . Tree
Page 152 and 153: 144D. SPECIOSA Gilg. Malacatmon, T.
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Page 158 and 159: 150ExcoECAuiA AUALLOCHA L. (Euphovh
Page 160 and 161: "152Ganophyllum falc'atum Bhiiiic.
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Page 164 and 165: lo()H. suiBL'LATUM Seem. Calangeaii
Page 166 and 167: 158Hygrophila salioifolia Nees. {Ac
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Page 172 and 173: 164LoPHOPETALUM. (CelastracecB.) Tr
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Page 176 and 177: 168M. PENTAPHYLLA Linn. Malugoso, V
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Page 182 and 183: 174Parameria philippinensis Radlk.
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Page 186 and 187: 178POLYFORUS.Cabtiti, T.A genus of
Page 188 and 189: 180Pygeum. {Rosacea'.) Evergreen tr
Page 190 and 191: 182Salacia prinoides DC. {Celastrac
Page 192 and 193: 184Setaria glauca Beauv. ( Oraminec
Page 194 and 195: 186Sterculia. (Sterc'uliacc(r.) Lar
Page 196 and 197: 188T. LUZONENSis Vogel. Herbaceovis
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Page 200 and 201: 192V. CAPRIOLATA Don. Ayo, T.V. CAB
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