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NOTES ON THE SYSTEMATY OF SOLOMON ISLANDS' PLANTS AND SOME OF THEIR NEW GUINEA RELATIVES. XI B. C. Stone; T. C. Whitmore
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 1 (1970)
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Preliminary to a revision of the Myrsinaceae of the British Solomon Islands, we have found it necessary to name and validate the two large undescribed species of Tapeinosperma Hook.f., diagnoses of which are given in this paper, in order that their names may be available for use in connection with studies of the phytogeography of the Solomon Islands.
A NEW BORNEAN SPECIES OF CINNAMOMUM SCH. A. J. G. H. KOSTERMANS
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 1 (1970)
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Arbor ramulis strictis perdense minutissime griseo tomentellis foliis oppositis coriaceis ellipticis acuminatis basi aeutis supra laevia glabra nervo mediano cum nerviis basalibus (acumine attingentibus) filiformis prominulis subtus dense subadpresse sublanuginoso-tomentellis pilis pergracilis glabrescentibus nervo mediano nerviisque basalibus prominentibus venis secundariis horizontalis parallelis prominulis venis submarginalis adest petiolis bene evolutis paniculis pseudo-terminalis perdense minute griseo tomentellis laxis strictis foliis aequilongis floribus sat magnis dense pilosis filamentis pilosis glandulis stipitatis ovario glabro.TYPUS: S. 15196 (BO).
THE GENUS JARANDERSONIA KOSTERM. A. J. G. H. KOSTERMANS
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 1 (1970)
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Since its inception-in 1960, the monotypic genus Jarandersonia has been enlarged with a new species in 1962 (J. spinulosa).Since then two more collections have come to my attention, which represent undescribed species, one (S. 15561) distributed as Bombacaceae,the other (San 27885) as Rinorea cf. elmeri Merr.Moreover Dr. Anderson of the Forest Department, Kuching, Sarawak,in whose honour the genus was named, wrote me that Brownlowia clemensiae had been collected with fruit,which proved in to be a Jarandersonia, a fact, already suggested by Dr.P.Ashton in a draft MSS prepared for the Manual of Non-Dipterocarp Trees of Sarawak.Together with Dr. Anderson I had the opportunity to see a mature tree of the latter species near Kuching in June 1969 (S. 25415).The genus comprises now 5 species (J. clemensiae, parvifolia, purseglovei, rinoreoides and spinulosa).
FLORAE MALESIANE PRAECURSORES XLIX. MALESIAN SPECIES OF LITHOCARPUS BL(FAGACEAE) E. SOEPADMO
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 1 (1970)
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Lithocarpus Bl. (1826) is here considered to include the following genera: Synaedrys Lindl. (1836), Cyclobalanus (Endl.) Oersted (1867, p.p.),and Pasania (Miq.) Oersted (1867, p.p.).In Malesia 104 species are recognized, of which 25 are new to science and 7 are new combinations.Apart from these there are 10 more species which are considered as doubtful,as from the specimens so far examined it is difficult to decide their correct status. Pasania littoralis (Bl.) Oersted (basionym: Quercus littoralis Bl.)is excluded from the genus, and the species has been reidentified by Dr. A.J.G.H.Kostermans (Bogor) as Atuna scabra (Hassk.)Kosterm.In Malesia most species of Lithocarpus may be distinguished from those of Castanopsis by the ridged inner surface of their bark, uniseriate and multiseriate wood-rays,spiral arrangement of leaves and bud-scales,and by their cupule which always encloses one fruit only, and which are solitary or in dichasial clusters along the rachis, possessing interseminal cupule segments and a scattered pattern of vascularization
MATERIALS FOR A REVISION OF LAURACEAE III A. J. G. H. KOSTERMANS
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 1 (1970)
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1. In this paper a total of 153 species of Lauraceae (not including the 96 species reduced to synonymy) are discussed. 2. New species are described in Alseodaphne (1), Beilschmiedia (6), Cinna in.omM.7n (23), Cryptocarya (3), Endiandra (3), Lindera (1), Litsea (24), Persea (2) and Phoebe (4). 3. New combinations are proposed in Beilschmiedia (2), Endiandra (1) and Litsea (3). 4. New names are coined for species of Beilschmiedia (1), Cinnamomum (2)and Litsea (2). 5. Reductions are made in Actinodaphne (5), Alseodaphne (1), Beilschmiedia.(5), Cinnamomum (45), Endiandra (3), Lindera,(1),Litsea -(11),Machilus(1), Neolitsea (3),Persea (2), Phoebe (4), Tetradenm (3) and Tetranthera (11). 6. Beilschmiedia maingayi Hook, f., Cinnamomum siibavenium Miq., Litsea artocarpifolia Gamble and L. castanea Hook. f. are recorded for the first time for Java.
STUDIES IN MALESIAN PANDANACEAE VII. A REVIEW OF JAVANESE PANDANACEAE, WITH NOTES ON PLANTS CULTIVATED IN THE HORTUS BOGORIENSIS Benjamin C. Stone
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 2 (1972)
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In the light of recent monographic studies it has been found necessary to augment and revise to some extent the treatment of Javanese Pandanaceae in Backer & Bakhuizen van den Brink's "Flora of Java". Several name changes are suggested and some species omitted by these authors are enumerated. Notes on various species of different origin now cultivated in the Hortus Bogoriensis are also included. Pandanus sect. Multispina Fagerlind is reduced to a subsection of Pandanus sect. Rykia.
THE TAXONOMIC POSITION OF PAPUODENDRON C.T. WHITE AS ELUCIDATED BY ANATOMICAL CHARACTERS W. A. van Heel
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 2 (1972)
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When, in 1946, White described Papuodendron lepidotum from New Guinea, he apparently hesitated to incorporate this species in the Bombacaceae.
A NEW SPECIES OF MANGIFERA (ANACARDIACEAE) Ding Hou
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 2 (1972)
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There are only two species of Mangifera, M. duperreana Pierre from Indochina and M. lagenifera Griff, from Malay Peninsula and Sumatra, which were described to have flowers with 10 (—12) stamens, of which 5 (or 6) are fertile. In the latest monograph of the genus by Mukherji (in Lloydia 12,1949: 73 — 136), they were placed in two different sections (without naming the sections). According to him, the floral morphology of these two species shows that they "possess the most primitive feature in the genus (pentacyclic flowers)" (cf. J. Linn. Soc. Bot. 55, 1953: 75). In the course of revising this genus for the Flora Malesiana, a new species having flowers with also ten stamens was discovered, which has been named and described here as Mangifera decandra (= ten-stamened; in Gk: deca-, ten; andro-, male) ; its epithet alludes to the significant number of stamens.
NOTE ON HYMENODICTYON (RUB.) AND ITS OCCURRENCE IN MALESIA, ESPECIALLY IN WEST JAVA C. G. G. J. VAN STEENIS
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 2 (1972)
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The genus Hymenodictyon is a genus of often large, often deciduous trees which is widely distributed over the African and Asian-Malesian tropics, with 11 species recorded for Madagascar.
THE VEGETATIVE ANATOMY OF KOSTERMANSIA MALAYANA SOEGENG P. Baas
Reinwardtia Vol. 8 No. 2 (1972)
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The anatomy of leaves, twigs, wood and seedling of Kostermansia Soegeng is described. A comparison with some species of Coelostegia and Durio indicates the close affinities between the three taxa, but also shows some differences in leaf anatomy, probably valuable for diagnostic purposes. The stomata in Kostermansia show a very remarkable arrangement in circles around the insertions of the scales.

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