Report On the Natal Forests
Report On the Natal Forests
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Vol. III. , p. 118. Sylv. Cap. P. 23.
Cape Colony, Kaffraria, Natal South Coast.
A small tree 6 inches in diameter, 10-15 feet high. " Bark brownish grey, much rugged. Wood close, heavy ; looking handsome when polished, and useful in the manu- facture of musical instruments and joiner's fancy work. The leaves when fresh have a peculiar smell resembling camphor ; they are chewed by the Mahommetans, smoked by the Hottentots, and employed in the form of infusion or tea, as antispasmodic tonic, and... resolvent" (Pappe).
C. MYRSINE^E.
106. Msesa alnifolia, Harvey.
Thes. Cap. , tab. 129.
A small tree found in tha Coast forests of Natal and Kaffraria. M. Rufescens is an allied species.
107. Myrsine melanophleos, R. Brown.
Sylv. Cap. P. 24.
Dutch : Boekenhout. Kafir : isi-Qalabahlati.
Swellendam, Eastern Province, Natal Coast and Drakensberg ; also found in Upper Guinea ; common in most forests, near the margins.
A tree 1-2 feet in diameter, 40-60 feet high, with a straight cylindrical trunk. Bark light grey, thick, even, often studded with small lenticels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vol. III. , p. 118. Sylv. Cap. P. 23.
Cape Colony, Kaffraria, Natal South Coast.
A small tree 6 inches in diameter, 10-15 feet high. " Bark brownish grey, much rugged. Wood close, heavy ; looking handsome when polished, and useful in the manu- facture of musical instruments and joiner's fancy work. The leaves when fresh have a peculiar smell resembling camphor ; they are chewed by the Mahommetans, smoked by the Hottentots, and employed in the form of infusion or tea, as antispasmodic tonic, and... resolvent" (Pappe).
C. MYRSINE^E.
106. Msesa alnifolia, Harvey.
Thes. Cap. , tab. 129.
A small tree found in tha Coast forests of Natal and Kaffraria. M. Rufescens is an allied species.
107. Myrsine melanophleos, R. Brown.
Sylv. Cap. P. 24.
Dutch : Boekenhout. Kafir : isi-Qalabahlati.
Swellendam, Eastern Province, Natal Coast and Drakensberg ; also found in Upper Guinea ; common in most forests, near the margins.
A tree 1-2 feet in diameter, 40-60 feet high, with a straight cylindrical trunk. Bark light grey, thick, even, often studded with small lenticels.
What to read after Report On the Natal Forests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry George Fourcade to read onlineMoreLess
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