Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal Part II Natural Science 1900

102 Dime PROMOTHONATH ;--On a new method of treating the properties of the circle and analogous matters 91 FINN F. ;—Notes on the Structure and Function of the 2'racheal Bulb in male Anutiche 147 ;—On the form of Cormorant inhabiting the Crozet. [...] 89 MUKERJI P. ;—Note on a method of detecting free Phosphorus 97 NICiVILLE LIONEL DS ;—Notts on Calinaga an aberrant genus of Asiatic: Butterflies 150 ;--Note on the avian genus Hurpactes Swainson 278 --The Food plants of the Buttevlies of the Kanara District of the Bombay Presidency with a Revision of the Species of Butterfties there occurring OOOOOO......... [...] 476 Roauus L. ;— The relationship of the water-supply water-logging und the distribution of Al►opl►elex Mosquitos respectively to the prevalence of Malaria North of Calcutta 457 THOM PSON H. N. and BINGHAM C. T. ;—On the Birds collected and observed in thb Southern Shan States of Upper Burma 102 TURNER H. H. and FINN F. ;—On Two Rare Indian Pheasants 144 WALTom H. J. ;—Note on the occurr [...] Stamens as many as or more than (frequently twice as many as) the petals inserted with them ; alternate stamens often shouter sometimes rudimentary filaments bent inwards iu the bud ; anthers opening at the summit by one or two pores rarely by slits down the face ; connective often nppendaged near the base by bristles tubercles or a spur. [...] Leaves elliptic-oblong to ovate-oblong rather abruptly narrowed at the base the apex acute or acuminate ; main nerves 5 (the two lateral slender) ; both surfaces strigose the main nerves on the lower with adpressed scales ; length 3.5 to 8.5 in.