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—ns. chin′a-bark, a common name of cinchona bark (derived not from the empire of china, but from. kina or quina, the peruvian name of cinchona—see quinine); chin′a-clay, a fine white clay used in making porcelain; chin′a-grass (bœhmeria nivea), a small shrubby-like plant, allied to the nettle, native
islands off the coast; the mountainous hainau is the only large one still chinese. the climate in the n. has a clear frosty winter, and warm rainy summer; in the s. it is hot. the country is rich in evergreens and flowering plants. in the n. wheat, millet, and cotton are grown; in the s. rice, tea, sugar...
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