Kino 3 grams. Water 500 grams. For vaginal injections a solution of 20 to 250 water. Botanical Description.--The "pterocarpus," L., is a tree of the first order with odd-pinnate leaves. Leaflets alternate and coriaceous. Flowers yellow, in racemes, with caducous bracts and bractlets. Calyx turbinate, with short teeth. Petals exserted, markedly unguiculate. Standard and wings curled. Keel obtuse with its petals slightly or not at all coherent. The staminal tube, cleft above and below or above only. Stamens superior, often almost, and at times entirely, free. Anthers versatile. Ovary pedunculate, with 2 ovules. Style curved. Stigma terminal. Pod orbicular, smooth or spiny, usually containing one seed, encircled by a broad, rigid wing, the point curved downward. Habitat.--In the mountains of Luzon, Panay and Mindoro. Blooms in March. _Pongamia glabra_, Vent. (_Robinia mitis_, L.; _Gadelupa maculata_, Blanco.) Nom. Vulg.--_Balikbalik_, Tag.; _Butong_, Vis. Uses.--The oil expressed from the seeds is used in India for lighting purposes, and in addition is of notable therapeutic value. It is an excellent local remedy for the itch, for herpes and especially for pityriasis versicolor, used alone or emulsified with lemon juice. In stubborn cases Dymock recommends the addition of oil of _hydrocarpus_, camphor and powdered sulphur. Dr. Gibson states that he knows of no plant in the vegetable kingdom possessing more notable curative properties in itch, herpes and other cutaneous diseases than the plant under consideration. It is also used as an embrocation in articular rheumatism. The powdered leaves mixed with common salt and pepper are given internally with a little milk, as a remedy for leprosy. The juice of the root makes a useful wash for gangrenous ulcers and a good injection for fistula. Botanical Description.--A tree, 18° high, with leaves opposite, odd-pinnate. Leaflets in 3 pairs, ovate, lanceolate, entire, glabrous and membranaceous. Flowers slightly spotted, racemose. Calyx bell-shaped, with 5 scarcely visible toothlets. Corolla papilionaceous, petals equal, clawed. Standard with 2 callosities athwart the base. Stamens 10, diadelphous. Pod with one seed, which is flat, smooth, veined, bright red. Habitat.--Luzon and Panay. Blooms in October. LEGUMINOSÆ. Brasiletto Family. _Cæsalpinia Bonducella_, Flem. (_Guilandina Bonducella_, L.) Nom. Vulg.--_Bayag-Kambing_, _Kalambibit_, Tag.; _Dalugdug_, Vis.; _Fever Nut_, _Physic Nut_, _Bonduc Seeds_, Indo-Eng.