Page 7 Wrightea antidysenterica, Brown; also, Calotropis gigantea, Brown. 8 Feronia elephantium. 61.–Artocarpus integrifolia. 62.–1. Musa sapientum. 2 Cucurbita lagenaria 3 Viz. Butea frondosa, Daturametel, Mesua ferrea, and Bauhinia variegata. 4 Pterospermum acerifolium. 5 Datura fastuosa. 64.–1. Nelumbium speciosum. 2 Carrisa Ca randas. 65.–1. Nerium odorum. 2 Bucco corula. 3 Momordica carantia. 4 Ardea nivea maxima. 5 Falco halietus. 6 Asclepias dominata,? 66.–1. Convolvulus repens. 68.-1 Crinum zeylanicum. 2 Rhyzophora gymnorrhiza. 3 Lacerta scutata? 4 Cucumis utilissimus. 5 Amomum zedoaria. 69.–1 Amaranthus spinosus. 2 Quercus armata. 3 Artocarpus integrifolia. 4 Turdus jocosus, Buch.; Laniusjocosus, Latham. 70.–1 Psittacus accipitrinus. 2 Commelina bengalensis, and C. salicifolia. 3 Bauhinia variegata. 4 Datura metel. 5 Picus medius, and some other species. 6 Aeschynomene paludosa. 71.—1 Plotosis anguillaris, Lacépėde: Silurus unitus, Buch. Mss. 2 Cyprinus niloticus, Linn. 3 Scolopus glariola; Tringa glariola of Latham, 72.-1 Gossipium ofseveral species. 2 Averrhoa carimbola. 73,-1 Cassia or senna sophora. 2 Sorex coeruleus, the bite of which is supposed to be mortal. 3 Eugenia jambolana. 4 Sesamum indicum. 5 Ocymum sanctum. 6 Datura fastuosa. 7 Sylvia Kala Phutkee, Buch. Mss. 74.–1. Perdix olivacea, 2 Cyprinus atratus. 3 Phaseolus max. 4 Saccharum spontameum. 5 Tantalus denudatus, Buch. Mss. 76.—1 Muræna apterygia, Buch. Mss.; Synbranche of Lacépède. It is said that the bite of this fish is mortal to cows. 2 Strychnos mux vomica. 3 Boswellia thurifera. 4 Acheiris Kookoor Jihwa, Buch. Mss. 5 Conyza terebinthina, and some other species. The dogs are fond of smelling this plant before they pass urine. 6 Cuculus castaneus, Buch. Mss. I 402 | Page 78.–1 Falco halietus. 2 Hedysarum triflorum. 79.–1 Boswellia thurifera. 2 Cucurbita pepo. 3 Aloe perfoliata. 4 Nymphaea esculenta, and Nymphaea rubra. 5 Cyprinus Koorchi, Buch. Mss. 80.–1. Zizyphus jujuba. 2 Capparis spinosa. 3 Poa cymosuroides, 4 Carthamus tinctorius. 81.–1. Zizyphus jujuba. 82.-1 Plumbago zeylanica. 2 Mirabilis jalapa, and Poinciana pulcherrima. 3 Ocymum pilosum. 4 Antilopa cervicapra. 5 Pandanus odoratissimus. [trispinosus. 83.–1. Verbesinia, calendulacea. 2 Holocentrus. 84.–1. Anas casarca. 2 Paspalum Kora. 3 Hedysarum triflorum. 86.–1. Serratula anthelmintica. 87.–1 Falco halietus. 88.–1. Viverra zibetha. 89.-1 Clupea fornicata. 2 Cucumis melo, 3 Mugil protuberans, Buch. Mss. 4 Phoenix sylvestris. 90.—1 Perca setacea, or Trichopodus Kolisha, Buch. Mss. 2 Andropogon muricata. 3 Saccharum spontaneum. 2 Mimosa, catechu, 95.—1 Lathyrus sativus. 2 Ardea cinnamomea. 97.— 1 Pelecamus onocratulus. 2 Potihus officinalis. 98.–1 Premna spinosa. 99.–1 Viverra Gunda, Buch. Mss. 2 Andro pogon schoenanthus. 3 Artimisia indica. 4 Echites caryophyllata. 5 Gardenia florida. 100.–1 Cucumis momordica. 2 Ficus cordifolia. 3 Rhizophora decandra. 4 Silurus ascitus. 5 Dipterocarpus incana. 102.— 1 Pelecamus onocratulus. 103.–1. Silurus ascitus, Linn.; Pimelodes bar batus, Lacépède. 2 Capsicum annuum. 104.—1. The white and red variety of the Boerhaavia diffusa. 2 Diospyros glutinosa. 3 Arundo bengalensis. 4 Vultur Coromandeliana. 105.–1 Lacerta striata. 2 Anethum Panmorium. 3 A quillaria agallochum. 4 Alpinia cardamomum. 5 Abrus precatorius. 106.—1 Capparis sepiaria. 2 Perdix Coro mandelica,
