Myristiceae, 2 Elaeagneae, 1
Anonaceae, 4 Aristolochiae, 3
Magnoliaceae, 1 Combretaceae, 2
Berberideae, 1 Chlorantheae, 1
Lardizabaleae, 1 Piperaceae, 14
Menispermeae, 5 Coniferae, 1
Rosaceae, 16 Incertae, 17
Leguminosae, 31 Unarranged, 8
Philadelpheae, 2 Ditto, 14
Saxifrageae, 3 —–­
Melastomaceae, 9 725
Onagrariae, 3 —–­
Myrtaceae, 2
Cucurbitaceae, 6
Monocotyledones Acotyledones

Smilacineae, 14
Dioscoreae, 1 Pteris, 21
Peliosantheae, 5 Blechnum, 1
Tupistraceae, 2 Dicksonia, 1
Commelineae, 10 Davallia, 12
Tacceae, 1 Lindsaea, 2
Aroideae, 6 Asplenium 27
Scitamineae, 6 Allantodioides, 6
Orchideae, 43 Aspidium, 22
Apostaceae, 1 Nephrodium, 16
Palmae, 3 Cyatheae, 7
Cyperaceae, 22 Trichomanes, 4
Gramineae, 73 Hymenophyllum, 2
                      —–­ Gleichenia, 1
                      187 Angiopteris, 1
                      —–­ Botrychium, 1
        Acotyledones Lygodium, 2
                                Lycopodium, 6
Acrostichum, 12 Tinesipteris 1
Ceterach, 2 Equisetum, 1
Grammitis, 3 —–­
Polypodium, 56 224
Pleopeltis, 8 Monocotyledones,187
Niphobolus, 1 Dicotyledones, 725
Cheilanthes, 3 Mosses
                                unarranged,
                                about 50
Adiantum, 3 ——­
Vittaria, 1 Total, 1186
Lomaria, 1 ——­

N.B.—­The plants enumerated above, were transmitted to the India House in 1838, together with former collections made in the Tenasserim Provinces.

CHAPTER IV.

Journey from Upper Assam towards Hookhoom, Ava, and Rangoon, Lat. 27 degrees 25’ to 16 degrees 45’ N., Long. 96 degrees to 96 degrees 20’ E.