Seriana
ORD. Sapindaceae. A large genus (about sixty species) of stove, climbing or twining shrubs, all natives of tropical and sub-tropical South America. Flowers yellowish; sepals five (or four and two of them connate), imbricated, concave; petals four; racemes or panicles axillary, often bearing two tendrils. Leaves alternate, exstipulate (or with minute stipules), ternate, biternate, or impari-pinnate, often pellucid-dotted. A few of the species have been introduced, but they boast of no particular beauty, and are probably only cultivated in botanical gardens.