Dracaena angustifolia (Medik.) Roxb.

13133. Dracaena angustifolia Koxb* Erect shrub, in
wet sandy or gravelly soil of dense wood especially fronting
the river banks at 260 feet altitude or higher; stem few
to several inches thiofc, 9 to 15 feet high, sub terete,
branched from below the middle; wood soft, dingy white, odor-
less i sweetish, <juit@ heavy; bark thin, smooth and yellow-
ish on the surface, tith a green hypodezmis; branches some-
what drooping and ultimately asoendingly curved; leaves
crowded along the twigs, recurved, usually folded on the
unper side and sides wavy, leathery, nearly equally dark
green an both sides; panicle terminal and suberect, green,
except the ochroleucous odorless flowers (the buds are
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