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

183SciRPUS. (Cypcracew.) Usually coarse rushes, growing in wet soils.Calantipay, T. ; Canubsuban, T. ; Libiran, T.S. MUCRONATA L. BalaiTgvid, T.ScLERiA. {Ci/pcracccr.) Slender or coarse grass-like plants, in wet soils.Arat, T. ; Baroqueboc, T. ; Daat, T. ; Dat, V. ; Daut, T. ; Haras, V.ScOLOPlA. (Biocacea.) Spinous trees with alternate entire leaves.Payna, T.S. CREN.\TA Clos. liitanhol, T. ; BituiTJ^ol, T.S. DASYANTHERA Bentli. Saufi-saua.S. ROXBURGHii Clos. Agas-as.ScopARIA dulcis L. (Scrophulariacciv.) A much-branched herb withnumerous small white flowers, common in open places.Chacha-chacjiachan, T. ; Malaanis, Pamp. ; Sa^ng cabayo, T.ScYPHiPHORA HYDROPHYLLACEA Gaertn. (Rubiucew.) A glabrous treefound along the seashore with coriaceous leaves, the young branchesviscid.Manllad, T. ; Nilad, T.; NiMr, T.; Pipisic, T.; Sabfisa, T.Selaginella. (Selaginellacece.) Crocalasay; Danso, T.S. caulescens Spring. AtoStong, Ig.Semecarpus. {Anacardiacea.) Trees.Angfls babae, T.?; Camiring, II.; LubidlCibid, B. ; Pahutan, T.S. anacardium L. f. AnSgas.S. GiGANTiFOLiA Vidal. Leaves 3 ft. long or more, crowded at the endsof the few branches.Malabaliibat?; Tocud-langit, T.8. MACROPHYLLA Merrill. Leaves obovate, i to 2 ft. long.Pipi, V.S. PERROTTETii March. Ahigas; Anagas, V.; Balirihasay (Abra) ; Bdgnao;Ingas; Laiigas, V.; Legas, T. ; Ligdas, T. ; Ligas, T. ; LoiTgas (Cebu).Serianthes grandiflora Benth. (Leguminosece.) Unarmed tree with bipinnateleaves and large yellowish flowers.Tonoc.Sk.samlm indiclm L. {Pedalinca.) An erect herbaceous plant with whiteflowers, cultivated and spontaneous. The seeds yield a valuable oil,known in commerce as sesamum oil.Lana; LaiTga (Cag. ) ;LaiTgis, Pamp.; LangiTga, T. ; LaiTgufs, L6ngiTga,T.; Lhiga, T.; LfiTgo; LoiTga, V.Sesbania aegyptiaca Pers. {Leguminosece.) A shrub with pale yellowflowers.Malacaqulos, T.S. grandiflora Pers. A small tree with very large white flowers andslender pods a foot in length.Cutvirai, T. ; Gauay-gauay,V.; Gauay-gduay iiga pulS, V.Sesxjvium pout u lac a strum L. (Ficoidece.) A succulent branching herb,found along the seashores.Bilang-bflang, V.; Carampalit, Pamp. ; Dampdlit, T., V., Pamp.; Tarump&lit,T.