87. (80.) Well developed petal 1; sometimes 2-4 rudimentary petals in addition. Trees. 88 Well developed petals 3-6. Leaves abruptly pinnate. 93 88. Petal sessile. Sepals 4. Leaves abruptly pinnate. 89 Petal with a long claw. 90 89. Receptacle minute. Sepals scale-like. Petal orbicular. Stamens 3, short. Ovary with a short stalk. Ovules 4. Stigma truncate. Bracteoles large, enclosing the bud, persistent at flowering. (See 65.) =Cryptosepalum= Benth. Receptacle rather large, narrowly top-shaped. Sepals large, coloured. Petal oblong. Stamens 10, long. Ovary with a long stalk. Ovules numerous. Stigma capitate. Bracteoles falling off early.--Species 3. West Africa. They yield timber and an aromatic resin. =Daniella= Benn. 90. Fertile stamens 3. 91 Fertile stamens 5-10. 92 91. Bracteoles enclosing the bud, persisting at flowering. Petal folded together in the bud. Flowers small or middle-sized. (See 67.) =Macrolobium= Schreb. Bracteoles shorter than the bud, falling off during the time of flowering. Receptacle elongated. Sepals 4. Fruit oblong. Flowers rather large.--Species 1. Madagascar and neighbouring islands. It yields timber, edible seeds, and medicaments. (Under _Afzelia_ Smith). =Intsia= Thouars 92. Fertile stamens 6-8. Sepals 4. Bracteoles shorter than the bud. Seed with an aril.--Species 4. Central Africa to Delagoa Bay. They yield timber; the aril is edible, the seeds are poisonous and used medicinally. (Under _Intsia_ Thouars) =Afzelia= Smith Fertile stamens 5 or 10. Sepals usually 5. Petal folded in bud, whitish. Bracteoles enclosing the bud.--Species 15. Central Africa. The wood and the bark are used, the latter for making cloth. =Berlinia= Soland. 93. (87.) Sepals 6-7. Petals 6, subequal. Fertile stamens 6-8, barren ones 4-7. Trees.--Species 1. East Africa. =Englerodendron= Harms Sepals 4-5. 94 94. Sepals 5. Trees. 95 Sepals 4. 96 95. Petals more or less unequal, white or yellowish. Stamens 5 or 10. Fruit dehiscent. Bracteoles enclosing the bud. (See 92.) =Berlinia= Soland. Petals subequal, red. Stamens 10. Fruit winged, indehiscent. Seeds pendulous.--Species 1. Madagascar. =Bathiaea= Drake 96. Fertile stamens 3. Petals unequal, 3 of them larger than the other two. Trees. 97 Fertile stamens 10 or more. 98 97. Filaments united nearly half their length. Petals yellowish or red-striped. Fruit indehiscent. Leaves with many pairs of leaflets. Bracteoles narrow, falling off early.--Species 3. Tropics. They yield timber, tanning and dyeing materials, edible fruits from which drinks and medicaments are prepared, and oily seeds. =Tamarindus= L. Filaments free. Fruit dehiscent. Bracteoles large, enclosing the bud. (See 67.) =Macrolobium= Schreb. 98. Stamens numerous, united at the base. Anthers linear. Petals subequal. Bracteoles enclosing the bud. Trees.--Species 1. West Africa. =Polystemonanthus= Harms Stamens 10. 99 99. Bracteoles large, enclosing the bud. 100