Canarium hirsutum Willd.

NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
04968289........
M	IJL L t
SPECIES nLANCOANAi:	Htt.	toe
Ganari uzn multipinnatuB Llano«
Oanarium raCUtoferi M
for Flora Malesiana
CAHARIUM HIESUTUM Willd.
f.scabrum
Burs*
det. P. W. Leenhouts
CANARIUM MULTIPINNATUM Llanos Frag. PL Filip. (1851) 407 (sp.
nov.); F.-Viliar & Naves in Blanco FI. Filip, ed. 3, 41 (1880); >87»
This species was retained by Fernandez-Villar, No vis. App.
(1880) 40, as a distinct 0ne,'and 'there is very little doubt but
that it is identical with Canarium radlkoferi Perk. Frag. FI.
Philip, mm 96 in spite of the fact that Llanos’s description
is not ill entire agreement with this species. Perkins’s species
is the only Philippine Canarium known to me that at all agrees
with Llanos’s description in any considerable number of charac-
ters and is common in central Luzon. The stipules, however,
are linear, not foliaceous, the calyx is 3-merous, not 5-merous,
and there are no bracts. The vegetative and fruit characters
agree. There is some probability that Llanos’s description was
based in two different plants, in spite of the fact that he states
that he saw but one branch only; no species of Canarium has
flowers and fruits at the same time, yet Llanos described both
the flowers and the mature fruits.
Illustrative specimens from Antipolo, Rizal Province, Luzon*
December, 1914, March, 1915, (certainly Canarium radlkoferi
Perk., and with equal certainty C. multipinnatum Llanos at least
in part) {Merrill; Species Blancoanae fyos. 608?909).
04968289