THE STORIES OF AFZELIA BIJUGA, ENTADA SCANDENS, AND CÆSALPINIA
BONDUCELLA
Afzelia bijuga.—The African home of the genus.—The double station of
Afzelia bijuga, inland and at the coast.—The nature of the buoyancy
of its seeds.—Summary relating to Afzelia bijuga.—Entada
scandens.—Its station and distribution.—Darwin’s opinion of the
plant.—The dispersal of its seeds by the currents.—Summary relating
to the plant.—Cæsalpinia bonducella and C. bonduc.—Their station and
distribution.—Their characters in various Pacific groups.—The
parents of inland species.—Their dispersal by the currents.—The
germination of their seeds.—A dream of vivipary.—The causes of the
seed-buoyancy.—Summary of results
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