_Botanical Name._ _Native Name._ _Uses._ Leopoldinia pulchra Jará Stem used for fencing, rafters, &c. major Jará assú Fruit for making salt. piassaba Piassába Fibre for cordage, brooms, &c.; leaves for thatching; fruit eatable. Euterpe oleracea Assaí Fruit for making a drink; stem for rafters, &c. catinga Assaí de Catinga Fruit for making a drink. Œnocarpus baccaba Baccába Fruit makes a drink and oil; leaves for thatching. batawá Patawá Fruit makes a drink; spinous processes used for making arrows. disticha Baccába Leaves for thatching. minor Baccába miri Fruit makes a drink. Iriartea exorhiza Pashiúba Stem split for floors and ceilings, &c.; air-roots for graters. ventricosa Pashiúba Stem split for lances, harpoons, barriguda floors, &c.; swollen part of stem for canoes. setigera Pashiúba miri Stem hollowed for making blowtubes or Gravatánas. Raphia tædigera Jupatí Leaf-stalks split for making boxes, partitioning houses, doors, &c. Mauritia flexuosa Mirití Fruit makes a drink; fibres of twisted into string for hammocks, &c.; leaf-stalks as the last. aculeata Caranaí Fruit makes a drink. gracilis Caranaí Fruit makes a drink. pumila Caranaí Not known. caraná Caraná Leaves good for thatch; leaf-stalks used as those of _Raphia tædigera_. Lepidocaryum tenue Caranaí do Mato None. Geonoma multiflora Ubimrána These species and others allied all have the leaves more or less used for thatching. paniculigera Ubim de Cotiwiya rectifolia Ubimrána Manicaria saccifera Bussú Leaves the best for thatching;