Caldcluvia celebica (Blume) Hoogland

11402. Spiraeopsis celebiea Miq. Tree 30 feet high
with al foot thick stem, in damp wooded ravinee along the
G er iban ©reek at 6500 feet of mofyf Ape; wood moderately
.hard# whitish, half burly; odor lese and tasteless or only
with a slight^ am atrld flavor; eld bark brown« gray on the
branches« minutely checked longitudinally ; branches mainly
at the top, widely spreading and crookedly rebranched, net
numerous, the ultimate ones rather thick and subtreet; leaves
horisontally spreading, mainly at the ends of the branohlets;
the petiole swollen at the bate And provided with broadly
prbioular feliaceous bracts; leaflets shallowly ©©»duplicate
on the upper half shining surface,, y el ledi sh green beneath,
tips recurved# ©harta© eous ; inf rut esc enee as© ending from
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