Hue (iiieiiioiic ; ~Ihiiorititil Iiocliettiicd proditch of -. ' F. S. Bcnttic. Xmcr. Clicm'. J., 1905, 40, 4 1 5 4 2 8 ; 'r111.: nut~ioy 11ii.r csiiniinetl 111ii11ts of t~i c rim nnernoi~o (S!/iid~,~;~toii. /lrtt/icirtdcs, Hotling.), wliirli liiitl grown in llliode Tslnncl. U.S.A., nntl showed miirked fiiscintion. 'I'hc dried ~ilnrltn were foiinil to coiititiii l -l i y~l r o s~~~o -i~~~i~i o l i~~c -:I.ciirbo. uylic ncitl in the forin of its inetliyl iincl ethyl esters. iinil ~~~:~-~~i c t l i

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... y l~~~~i~i o l i~i c -~-c i i r l i~s y l i c iicitl in the free stiitc. !rlic totnl itinontit of the Iirotlucts H'IIB 20 per ceut. Xorniitl plitiits of thin q m i c s yntlicrcd in tlic SDIIIC locality. were fount1 to contitin no triice of the iibovc con~ponn~ls. The two iicitls incntionctl Iiiivc never Iicforc Iiccii fniintl occurring nntiirnIly.-F. SIIIJS.