Blumeodendron paucinervium (Elmer) Merr.

folded upon the upper Bide, coriaceous, deep green and
sublucid above, much paler or even yellowish green beneath,
margins wavyt tips twisted and recurved; bark smoothish,
globose or rather mottled; fruits subglobose, solitary or
few clustered, terminal, upon stout short stalks, 1 1/2
to % inches warn. across, £ to 3-celled and with an equal
number of flattened seeds, hard„and dee» «Teens Magallanes,
April, it!©*	jEOIERs field notes
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS PLANTS
DI8TRIBU-TED BY A. D. E. ELMER
MAGALLANES (MT. GITINQ-GITTNG), PROVINCE OF CAPIZ
ISLAND OF SIBUYAN, APRIL, 1910
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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1&567« llateriospermum pauoinervia Kim* Medium
sised tree In a steep forested ravine of moist shale rooky
soil at 1760 feet on the España side of the trail; stem 2
feet through, 40 feet high, chiefly branched toward the	p
top; wood odorless and tasteless, yellowish white on the	1
outer iutitit half, 1m reddish white toward the center»	jfl
moderately hard and easily for cutting; branches spreading,	m
crookedly rebranched, the twigs usually green; petioles	|
ascending, terete, green, thickened at both ends; leaves
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