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JSBRAS No. 79 (September 1918)

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JSBRAS No. 79 (September 1918)

Series: Journal of the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Date: September 1918

Table of Contents

Malayan Membracidae — W.D. Funkhouser (pp. 1–14)
Some peculiar Papuan customs — L.S. Gibbs (pp. 15–16)
The Bornean species of Eugenia, Scheffleria, and Saurauia represented in the Singapore herbarium — E.D. Merrill (pp. 19–35)
The circumstances attending the murder in 1859, of the botanist James Motley — I.H. Burkill (pp. 37–38)
Notes on Dipterocarps. {No. 3} The seedling of Shorea robusta, Roxb., and the conditions under which it grows into pure forests — I.H. Burkill (pp. 39–44)
A new Dendrobium, D. gracilipes, from the Rhio Archipelago — I.H. Burkill (pp. 45–46)
The cannibal king in the “Kedah Annals” — C.O. Blagden (pp. 47–48)
The Hadramaut Sayids of Perak and Siak — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 49–54)
Some Perak pedigrees — R.O. Winstedt (pp. 55–62)
New and rare Malayan plants — H.N. Ridley (pp. 63–100)
Time of sunrise and sunset at Singapore and Penang during the year — H. Marriott (pp. 101)
Begonia haniffii, a small tuberous species of the islands of Lankawi — I.H. Burkill (pp. 103–104)

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