Arundinaria

G. G. o.
HAINAN PLANTS
FROM THE CANTON CHRISTIAN COLLEGE HERBARIUM
CANTON, CHINA
GRAMINEAE
Pat Ka Ling (Nodoa)	7792, 8040, Nov. 4,1921, Tai Ufi
7811, Oct. 27, 1921, Nodoa, Lin Fa Ling	7812, 7813, Nov.
3, 1921, Nodna OJjSfcS, 8010, Nov. 21, 1921, Nodoa, Yau Ma Wo	jfcffl) >
8116, 8724, Nov. 9,1921, Nodoa, $ha Po Ling	8156, Nov. 10, 1921,
Five Finger Mt., Fan. Ya ($fg £#,#&), 8397, 8416, Dec. 9, 1921, Five Finger
Mt., iSiSS). 8893, Dee. 14, 1921 and S. of Ooi Tenlc ( ? ), 10494, 1922; dry,
|hrBtiby plaqes,. grassy plain, moist forested'ravine, thicket, sandy soil, beside
.sti?^fo;> al$., 22T0-1600 m.; grass; lit., 1-2J> m.; dia., 2J-5 cm.; very useful for
mat;$i4§:aiid screens: said by natives to Ire especially durable; names
I'ejjpieffirT&na-chulc (f^ft), To ohuk ($>Siit), King chulc ($!1t), Tai ngon
m» i.
$§gsard to these numbers Mr. E. D. Merrill writes: “ There are
^rejteiit omer species of Bambusae represented in McClure’s collection by.
l^jHiRirlal, one Schizosta'ehyum (No. 8189), the remainder apparently
praostly in the genus Bambusd. Nos. 8698, 8397, 8156 strongly resem-
(Lour.) Raeusch., but have tessellated leaves; local name
Wong chiwi; Xos. 7792, 8416. 8116 and 8040 apparently represent a single
&pe<*les. known locally as Toast ngan (Shuts. Other #ptecies are represented by
lPr 8010, King chulc, No. 7813, *£ha Jo	and 8724, without local
names.”
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Collector F. A. McClure
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NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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