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Leguminosae.

No. 276.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF GOVERNMENT LABORATORIES.

DECADES OF PHILIPPINE FOREST FLORA.

Prepared by ELMER D. MERRILL, Botanist, Bureau of Government Laboratories.

ENTEROLOBIUM SAMAN (Prain.

(Pilhecolobium saman Benth.)

A large tree, with widespreading crown, much cultivated in towns for shade; the "rain tree"
of the West Indies, introduced into the Philippines about 1860, and the most valuable shade tree
at present cultivated in Manila.

Coll.: E. D. M.
Manila, March, 1905.

Yale University Herbarium

YU.003218