Wikstroemia indica (L.) C.A.Mey.

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330* WiJcstroeaia indica fl».) 0* A*
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Daphne aballarla Blanca
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.Daphne aquilaria Blanco Fl. Filin
ed. a, 2 (1878) fewiiSmSS “rnSÚrtif-? i18l6) 216i
(W. viridiflom a A. Mey., Daphne cammbinaLom™
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mata L. A. Mey., with which it has little in common- ViH*i
however states that Wikstroemm	P.-Vill..	non Mev is
W.	vmdiflora Mey.Blanco’s description is an exTellenTone
r.* !s “a®1®1 shrub and applies unmistakably to Wikstroemia
(LfrMeTy'Thftv¿ntfUn Í7r0baWy the same as W#»
wí Mey. The type of Daphne indtca Linn, was from near
Whampoa, southern China, but Meyer seems to have interpreted
it largely from Polynesian specimens.	interpreted
Illustrative specimen from Burgos, llocos Sur Province Hu
jm, pear $e feasjiore, November 23, 1916 (Merrbh'Wtfll
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