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Rubiaceæ (Sp asi tica W)

History, Use, Propagation, Culture,
History, Use, Propagation, Culture,

Sp. 8-100. 2810 asiática W.

Indian or 4 W ... 2811 citrifólia W.

Citron-leaved or 4.

W ... 2812 parasítica W. parasitic cu my.au W 2813 brachiata W. cross-branched or 7 ...

W.Y 2814 herbácea W. herbaceous 业 or ap.jn W 2815 pubéscens W. pubescent or 6 ...

Y.G. 2816 undáta Jacq. wavy or 3 my.jn W 2817 ellíptica B.R. elliptical or 3 my.jn G 484. HAMEL/LIA. W.

HAMELLIA.

Rubiaceæ.

Sp. 4-7. 2818 pátens W. spreading or 5 jl.au S 2819 sphærocárpa P. S. round-fruited or 10 jl.au O 2820 ventricósa Swz. large-flowered or 2821 chrysántha Swz. yellow or 8 s.n Y 8 o.d Y 485. POSOQUE'RIA. Aub. POSOQUERIA. 2822 longiflóra Aub. long-flowered or 6 486. VANGUIERA. W. VANGUIERA. 2823 édulis W. eatable fr 15 ... 2824 spinósa Hort. prickly China 1804. Cr.m Thun. G. t. 2. f.4 E. Indies 1777. Cr.m Roxb. cor. t. 136 W. Indies 1806. C l.p Lam. ill. t. 161 W. Indies 1793. Cr.m W. Indies 1802. C 1.p W. Indies 1793. C 1.p Jamaica 1793. C l.p Jamaica 1812. C l.p Bahamas 1823. C Lp Brazils 1821. C l.p Hispaniola1752. C p.l Mexico 1811. C p.l W. Indies 1778. C p.1 Jamaica 1822. C p.1

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