Strophanthus caudatus (L.) Kurz

13081« ¿troph&ntfcue cumingii DO# Small tree
climber in dry gravelly soil of jungle di,. light wood»
in depressions along the Balsahan river in the cogon
formation at 60 feet; stem curved, terete, nearly 8
? feet or rather inches thick, bendable; yellowish, white
wood parens* without ©dor	sweets pl;th
large; bark yellowish	smooth or cheeked, the
inner surface	and with latex; main branches
rebranched, forming dense
free portions more or less	brown
with yellowish lentice^f *
horizontally spreading,	much
paler green beneath, shining on the upper deeply curved
side, margins wavy especially toward the recurved apex;
inflorescent stilks divergent or rather horizontal,
pale green as well as the calyx; flower fr&gr&ntj; creamy
white except the yellow throat and purple streamed throat
ochraceous long before the '% '
part of the segments turns
a dirty withered nature) and re	fresh
in that color- until the	are nearly
dry; pistils and	whitish
Faerto Prineesa, April, 1911.	ELMER'S FIELD NOTES
Strophanthus C<UUWu3 ) fowl
det. H. J. Beentje	igg-j
Herbarium Vadense (WAG)
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS PLANTS
DISTRIBUTED BY A. D. E. ELMER
10_.IL.
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PUERTO PRINCE8A (MT. PULSAR), PROVINCE OF PALAWAN
ISLAND OP PALAWAN, APRIL, 1911
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