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(A(A realreal estateestate investmentinvestment trusttrust constitutedconstituted underunder thethe lawslaws ofof Malaysia)Malaysia) (A real estate investment trust constituted under the laws of Malaysia) (A real estate investment trust constituted under the laws of Malaysia) (A(A real real estate estate investment investment trust trust constituted constituted under under the the laws laws of of Malaysia) Malaysia) CIRCULAR TO UNIT HOLDERS CIRCULAR TO UNIT HOLDERS CIRCULARIN RELATION TO UNIT HOLDERSTO CIRCULARCIRCULARIN RELATION TO TO UNIT UNIT HOLDERS HOLDERSTO (I)(I) PROPOSEDPROPOSED ACQUISITIONACQUISITION BYBYIN AMANAHRAYAAMANAHRAYA RELATION TO TRUSTEESTRUSTEES BERHADBERHAD FORFOR ANDAND ONON (I) PROPOSED ACQUISITION BYIN AMANAHRAYARELATION TO TRUSTEES BERHAD FOR AND ON BEHALF OF AMANAH HARTAIN TANAHRELATION PNB TO (“AHP” OR THE “TRUST”),, OFOF THETHE BEHALF OF AMANAH HARTA TANAH PNB (“AHP” OR THE “TRUST”), OF THE (I) PROPERTYPROPOSED (ASACQUISITION DEFINED HEREIN) BY AMANAHRAYA FOR A CASH TRUSTEESCONSIDERATION BERHAD OF FORRM240,000,000; 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    Notes on the Flora of Malaya: New Records, Overlooked Records and some Nomenclatural Clarification I.M. TURNER Department 01' Botany 1-hc National University of Singnporc Singapore 1 I9260 Abstract Browrrllirr trrnrrictrtrrr I,.. Pervic~rricr rrepnl~~r~.sis(Meisn.) H. Gross. .Totrc.lrrr.c olrrtrwr~sL. and Verhcrrrr honurirrr.,is L. must he added lo the flora of Malaya. being eslablished as wccds in the highlands. Rtrrzrrrr~~~rl~rscrrrr/o1rier7si.\ DC'. is recorded for the first time for Malaya. Mifrrrcnrprr, lrirrrrs (L.) DC. i\ prohabl!- also an established member of the weed flora of tht lowlands. Deswiodillrn olxortlr~trrrn(Miq.) Kurr is nntivc to the far north of Pcninsular Malaysia. Al.sornio.rr rnrrcrocrrrptr (Blurne) M. Roern. was not included in earlier Malayan floras. but has been collected from the lowland forests 01' several states in the Peninsul;~.Two spccies of hlrrclrrra occur in Malaya. Be~oiriapc~rtrkotrsis vnr. rorlltrtitrto Irmsch. is reduced to the type variety of the spccies. f'lrryrrirrtrl pr~hirzrrvoBlurne is the correct name for the widespread lowland forcst marantn referred to previously as Pl~rytriitnrrntrl~rc~rrrr.tr~ Ridl. or Phl-ynilrrr~c.rrpittrtrrrr~ Willd. Introduction Whilst worlung on the compilation of a checklist of the vascular plants of Malaya (Peninsular Malaysia and Singapore) I have come across a number of records of species native or naturalized that have either not been published before. or have becn published rather obscurely making it unlikely that any but the exlremely persistent would come across the record. The purpose of this paper therefore, is to list these new or overlooked records and also to attempt to clarify a few nomenclatural problems in the flora.