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 PUBLISHER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
+''' NOTE: ''' While reading please keep in mind that all articles in this series have been scanned from a book. Therefore, footnotes have got inserted into the main text of the article, interrupting the flow. Readers who spot footnotes gone astray might like to shift them to the correct place.
 ==Introduction==
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 Linntan Society, Bot., vol. xxxiv (1898), p. 143.
+==The British Indian Flora==
 The British Indian Flora, though so various as to its ele-
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 spines and expose their feathery crowns to the light.
-Bamboos,
+==Bamboos==
 of which there are more than 120 kinds in India, form, as else-
 where in the tropics, an important feature, whether as clumps
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 States therein.
-The Eastern Himalayas. The only botanically well-known portion of the first Region is  Hima- j ts wes t ern end : Sikkim, an oblong section of  Region, about 100 miles long from north to south, and forty from east to
+==The Eastern Himalayas==
 west An analysis of its Flora may be presumed to give an adequate idea of the general features of the unexplored Hima-
 layas to the eastward of it. This is indeed proved by such
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 of other ubiquitous tropical Indian Orders.
-Temperate The temperate zone of Sikkim, from 6,500 to 11,500 feet,
+==Temperate==
 * s rou Shty divisible into a lower non-coniferous and an upper
 coniferous and Rhododendron belt ; but the line of demarca-
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 of any true Pine or Cypress in the forests of this region of the
 Himalayas is notable, in contrast with similar elevations in the
-Western Himalayas. Of shrubs, the most conspicuous are the
+Western Himalayas.
 Rhododendrons (twenty-five species), which abound between
 ,000 and 12,000 feet elevation, some of them forming im-
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 Co(oneasfer y Spiraea, Hydrangea, Aucuba, Lonicera, Leycesteria,
 Osmanthus, Osbeckia, Buddlcia, Vacciniaceae (some epiphytic),
-Ericaceae, Elder, Viburnum^ Polygon* m, Ivy, &c. Beautiful
+Ericaceae, Elder, Viburnum^ Polygon* m, Ivy, &c.
 herbaceous plants abound Anemones, Aconites, Violets,
 many species of Balsam, Potcntilla, Fragaria, Gentianeae, Cam-
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 presents two climates with conforming differences in their
 vegetation : a lower or outer humid, and an upper or inner dry
-Tibetan region. But the limits of these climates are not
+Tibetan region.
 clearly definable either topographically or botanically; for
 whereas in some cases the passes between Sikkim and Tibet
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 j. unuiciurn
-Artemisia  aussurea     Nepeta
+==Artemisia  aussurea     Nepeta Polygonum ==
-Polygonum  In the following large genera the numbers in each Flora are
 nearly equal : Corydalis^ Draba, Potentilla, Gentiana, Juncus,
 Carex. The above data all point to a further great pre-
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 euphratica and P. balsamifera, and of shrubs or small trees
 Ulmus paruifolia and species of Tamarix, Caragana^ Rosa,
-Lonicera^ Hippophae, Myricaria, Elaeagnus, and Salix. The
+Lonicera^ Hippophae, Myricaria, Elaeagnus, and Salix.
 cultivated trees are the fruit-bearing European ones, with
 Populus alba and P. nigra. Above 14,000 and up to 18,000
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 viscosa, Alhagi maurorum, Sophora mollis, Cassia auriculata,
 Tora^ and obovata, Mimosa rubicaulis, Pluchea lanceolata^
-Reptonia buxifolia, Carissa diffusa, Rhazya stricta, Nerium
+Reptonia buxifolia, Carissa diffusa, Rhazya stricta,
 odorum, Orthanthera viminea, Periploca aphylla, Calotropis
 procera and gigantea, Withania coagulans^ Adhatoda Vasica,

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 wysorensiSy Acacia Senegal, and Prosopis spidgera> accom-
 panied by the common trees of the drier parts of India,
-especially Butea frondosa. The Bengal rose (Rosa involucrata)
+especially Butea frondosa.
 occurs frequently, forming an erect bush in the open, and
 seeming to an English eye to be quite out of place in its
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 sinuata and uliginosa^ Finlaysonia obovata, and Sarcolobus
 globosus\ and among under-shrubs Acanthus ilirifolius and
-volubilis. Of trees common to inland Bengal there are about
+volubilis.
 as many as there are purely estuarial ; they include Kkinhovia
 Hospita, Micromelum pubtscens, Aegle Marmelos, Zizyphus
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 Guttiferae E> 3 ' Ternstrotmiaceae^'^i Diptcrocarpcat^ 1 **
- Burstraceae p y Olacineae Fa baptnaaceae g-
+Burstraceae p y Olacineae Fa baptnaaceae g-
 Anacardiaceae E -'^> Connaraceae

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