. The Gardens' bulletin; Straits Settlements . ginella Tansleyi, Bak. 55 Selaginella tetragonostachya, (Wall.) Spring 44 Selaginella trachyphylla, A.Br. 44 Selaginella trichobasis, Bak. 51 Selaginella trichobasis strigosa, Ridl. 51 Selaginella trinervia, Spring ... 49,50,53 Selaginella ancinata arborea, Mett. 45 Selaginella varians, v.A.v.R. 57 Selaginella Vonrcemeri, v.A.v.R. 46 Selaginella Wallichii (Hk. & Gr.) Spring 48 Selaginella Wallichii elegans, (Wall.) Warb. 48 Selaginella Wallichii polystachya, Warb. 46 Selaginella Wallichii Walkeri, v.A.v.R. 48 Selaginella Wattii, Bak. 54 Selaginell
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. The Gardens' bulletin; Straits Settlements . ginella Tansleyi, Bak. 55 Selaginella tetragonostachya, (Wall.) Spring 44 Selaginella trachyphylla, A.Br. 44 Selaginella trichobasis, Bak. 51 Selaginella trichobasis strigosa, Ridl. 51 Selaginella trinervia, Spring ... 49, 50, 53 Selaginella ancinata arborea, Mett. 45 Selaginella varians, v.A.v.R. 57 Selaginella Vonrcemeri, v.A.v.R. 46 Selaginella Wallichii (Hk. & Gr.) Spring 48 Selaginella Wallichii elegans, (Wall.) Warb. 48 Selaginella Wallichii polystachya, Warb. 46 Selaginella Wallichii Walkeri, v.A.v.R. 48 Selaginella Wattii, Bak. 54 Selaginella Willdenovii (Desv.) Bak. 45 Selaginella Willdenovii, Linden 45 Selaginella Willdenovii casia arbor ea (Hort.) Hieron. 45 Selaginella Willdenovii forma typica, v.A.v.R. 45 Selaginella Wrayi, Bak. 55 Gardens Bulletin, S.S. Notes on the Biology of Macaranga spp., Gardens Bulletin, S. S., Vol. VIII, part 1, October 1934. p. 63, line 22, for specimens read species, p. 63, line 36, for indurated to accommodate read, too indurated to accommodate.. 63 / NOTES ON THE BIOLOGY OF MACARANGA SPP. By J. A. Baker, B. Sc. Of the 225 species of Macaranga, 20 only are recordedin the Malay Peninsula. They constitute an outstanding, and often dominant, genus of secondary growth plants, sometimes occurring nearly as a pure stand, but moreusually in association with other genera. Their appearancein the succession follows on the preliminary phase ofLallang (Imperata arundinacea) and Sendudok (Melastomapolyanthum), and they may be regarded oecologically asthe pakeotropical counterparts of the neotropical Cecropiae, both genera being characteristic of advanced secondarygrowth and both being myrmecophilous. It appears thatthe Macarangas are distributed largely through the agencyof birds (e.g. the Punai or Green Pigeon (Osmotreronvernans), which is a regular inhabitant of secondary growthand is also to a large extent responsible for the disseminationof Melastoma polyanthum (1, 2.). STRUCTURES RELATED TO THE