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Delavaya (after J. M. Delavay. French missionary, who explored the flora of S.W. China). Sapindaceae. A tree from S.W. China, allied to Xanthoceras, but differing chiefly in its 3-foliolate leaves and in the much smaller flowers with a cupular disk. The only species, D. toxocarpa, (Franch. (D. yunnanensis, Franch.), is a small tree, to 25 ft.: leaflets lanceolate, serrate, glabrous, to 7 inches long: flowers about ⅓ inch across, white: fruit a 2-3-lobed woody caps, with large brownish black seeds. Reported as recently introduced but probably hardy in warmer temperate regions only.

Delavaya (after J. M. Delavay. French missionary, who explored the flora of S. W. China). Sapindaceae. A tree from S. W. China, allied to Xanthoceras, but differing chiefly in its 3-foliolate lvs. and in the much smaller fls. with a cupular disk. The only species, D. toxocarpa, (Franch. (D. yunnanensis, Franch.), is a small tree, to 25 ft.: lfts. lanceolate, serrate, glabrous, to 7 in. long: fls. about ⅓ in. across, white: fr. a 2-3-lobed woody caps, with large brownish black seeds. Reported as recently intro. but probably hardy in warmer temperate regions only. Alfred Rehder.

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