107. Disc in the male flowers consisting of 5 scales, in the female cup-shaped, entire. Stamens 5. Fruit one-seeded.--Species 4. West Africa and Upper Nile. =Maesobotrya= Benth. Disc, especially in the female flowers, little developed or absent. Styles shortly lobed. Fruit several-seeded.--Species 10. West Africa. =Baccaurea= Lour. 108. Disc indistinct or wanting. Styles short, very shortly lobed. (See 107.) =Baccaurea= Lour. Disc distinctly developed. Stamens 4-5. 109 109. Disc entire or nearly so. Styles undivided, united high up. Rudimentary pistil salver-shaped. Shrubs.--Species 1. Equatorial regions. =Baccaureopsis= Pax Disc lobed or divided. Styles more or less deeply two-cleft. 110 110. Stem herbaceous or woody at the base only. Stipules hair-like. Flowers very small. Rudimentary pistil salver-shaped. Styles free, thick, 2-cleft.--Species 5. Central Africa. =Cyathogyne= Muell. Arg. Stem woody. Rudimentary pistil not salver-shaped. 111 111. Stipules large, kidney-shaped. Inflorescence springing from the old wood. Seeds with an aril.--Species 5. West Africa. (Under _Maesobotrya_ Benth.) =Staphysora= Pierre Stipules not kidney-shaped. Flowers 5-merous. Anther-halves at first suspended from the thickened connective. Styles long. (See 94.) =Thecacoris= Juss. 112. (100.) Styles or sessile stigmas much broadened, sometimes wholly united. Flowers dioecious. Disc present. Fruit indehiscent. Trees or shrubs. [Subtribe DRYPETINAE.] 113 Styles or style-branches rather thin or broadened at the apex only. [Subtribe PHYLLANTHINAE.] 115 113. Stamens 3. Ovary 1-celled. Stigmas peltate, nearly sessile. Disc cup-shaped in the male flowers, ring-shaped in the female. Sepals unequal.--Species 1. West Africa. =Sibangea= Oliv. Stamens 4 or more. 114 114. Fruit 1-seeded. Ovary 1-2-celled. Stamens usually 4.--Species 4. Central Africa. =Drypetes= Vahl Fruit 2-4-seeded. Ovary 2-4-celled. Stamens usually numerous.--Species 20. Tropical and South Africa. =Cyclostemon= Blume 115. Male flowers with a rudimentary pistil and a disc usually divided into glands. 116 Male flowers without a rudimentary pistil. 120 116. Receptacle of the male flowers prolonged into an androphore. Stamens 5-6. Shrubs, undershrubs, or herbs. 117 Receptacle not prolonged into an androphore. Disc of the male flowers divided into glands alternating with the sepals, rarely entire. Seeds without an outgrowth at the hilum. Shrubs and trees. 118 117. Disc of the male flowers nearly entire, of the female divided into 5 glands alternating with the sepals. Fruit a drupe. Seeds with an outgrowth at the hilum. Shrubs. Male inflorescence many-flowered.--Species 3. Central Africa. =Pseudolachnostylis= Pax Disc of the male flowers 5-lobed or divided into 5 glands opposite the sepals. Fruit a capsule. Seeds without an outgrowth at the hilum. Flowers monoecious, fascicled.--Species 4. Central Africa. =Cluytiandra= Muell. Arg.