. Flora of the upper Gangetic plain, and of the adjacent Siwalik and sub-Himalayan tracts. ation Press, , Chatterjee & Co., Ltd., 13, College Square, Calcutta. The Book Company, Calcutta. James Murray & Co., 12, Government Place, Calcutta. (For Meteorological Publications only.)Eaj- Chaudhury & Co., 68-5, Ashutosh Mukherji Road, Calcutta. Scientific Publishing Co., 9,Talto]a Lane, & Co., 204, CornwaHis Street, C. Basak, Esq., Proprietor, Albert Library, Brothers, , R. Rama Iyer & Co., Madras. Rocho
. Flora of the upper Gangetic plain, and of the adjacent Siwalik and sub-Himalayan tracts. ation Press, , Chatterjee & Co., Ltd., 13, College Square, Calcutta. The Book Company, Calcutta. James Murray & Co., 12, Government Place, Calcutta. (For Meteorological Publications only.)Eaj- Chaudhury & Co., 68-5, Ashutosh Mukherji Road, Calcutta. Scientific Publishing Co., 9,Talto]a Lane, & Co., 204, CornwaHis Street, C. Basak, Esq., Proprietor, Albert Library, Brothers, , R. Rama Iyer & Co., Madras. Rochouse and Sons, A. Nateson A Co., Publlsbere, GeorgeTown, Madras. Theosophlcal Publishing House, Adyar,Madras. Bright & Co., Trivandrum. The Booklovers Resort, Talkad, Trivan-drum, South India. E. M. Gopalakrishna £one, Pudomanda- pam. Book Depot, <fc Co., Vizagapatam. [Continued on last cover.] FLORA OF THE UPPER GANGETIC PLAIN AND OF THE ADJACENT SIWALIK AND SUB-HIMALAYAN TRACTS. Vol. HI. PALMi^ TO Lir BOTANICALGARDEN CALCUTTA: GOVERNMENT OF INDIACENTRAL PUBLICATION BRANCH 1929 ^|N 3>? Introduction to Vol. Ill Part HI, The families Palmae to Aroideae and Alismaceae werecompleted by Mr. J. F. Duthie befor his death on 23rdFebruary 1022. The rest of the work has been writtenat Dehra Dun by Mr. R. N. Parker except for some of thedescriptions in Cyperaceae amounting to about one-third of the species included which aje the work ofMr. W. B. Turrill at Kew. CXV.—PALMffi. 285 J CARD- Shrubs or trees, solitary or gregarious, naked or prickly, rarelypubescent. Stem erect scandent or decumbent, rarely branchedabove. Leaves alternate, phcate in bud, pinnatiscct or palmate,rarely entire or 2-pinnatiscct, petiole sheathing. Flmvers small,1- or 2-sexual, usually 3-bracteolate, in branched spikes or paniclesand enclosed in one or more largo sheathing spathes. Perianthinferior, 2-seriate; segments 3 in each series, Tisu
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