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ovatis breviter rostratis, seminibus laevibus fusco-nigris ovato-reniforroibus nitentibusstrophiolo longioribus.

Mount Lapdrouse, Tasmaniae. Oldfield et Stuart.

16. E. OVATIFOLIUS F. Mulier fragm. phyt. I. 103. — Victoria pl. I. p. 131. '(Phebaliumovatifolium F. M. in Transact. phil. soc. of Viet. I. 99.)

Hab. Munyang mountains, Heidinger Range, Macallister Riv.

17. E. OZOTHAMNOIDES F. Muli. fr. V. p. 103. — Plieb. ozothamnoides F. Miill. Tr.

I Viet. Inst. I. — Ad Livingstone River et Mitta. Mitta Riv.

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18. E. PARVIFOLIUS R. Br. hb. — Benth. 1. c. 335. (n. sp.) Queensland.

19. E. PHYLICOIDES F. Mulier fragm. phyt. I. p. 107. — Victoria pl. I. p. 131. — Phe-balium diosmeum Adr. Juss. — Ph. phylicoides Sieb. — Chorilaena angustifolia F. M,in Viet. Trans. I. 10.

Hab. in arenosis pr. mt. Inlay.; N. South Wales.

20. E. PLEURANDROIDES F. Miill. fr. V. p. 106. — Asterolasia phebalioides F. Miill.

I Tr. Phil. Soc. Viet. I. p. 10. — Victoria Pl. I. p. 133. — In montib., Grampians.

j, 21. E. RALSTON! F. Mttll. fr. XIV. 101 c. tab.

\ Glaber, ramulis acutangulis v. apice subalatis, foliis sessilibus oblongis in basin sen-

| sim angustatis apice retuso-bilobis margine integerrimis demum revolutis subtus glauces-

^ centibus, pedunculis terminalibus corymboso- v. umbellato-paucifloris angulosis folio| brevioribus pedicellorum longitudinem excedentibus, bracteolis minutis lineari-canalicu-‘ latis deciduis, floribus cernuis v. nutantibus, petalis parum patentibus virentibus aestiva-tione valvatis segmenta calycis deltoidea multo superantibus, filamentis exsertis glabris; viridibus, antheris cordato-ovatis exappendiculatis demum versatilibus, stylo elongato' glabro, stigmate minuto indiviso, carpidiis liberis paene rhomboideis breviter obtusequorostratis, endocarpii latere interiore exciso supra basin in dentem acutum producto, mem-brana placentari semen semiaequante, seminibus sordide canis laevibus.

In rupibus graniticis juxta flumen Yowaka River sinum Twofold Bay versus.

22, E. SEDIFLORUS F. Miill. I. c. — Phebalium sediflorum, Ferd. Mulier in Transact.Viet. Inst. I., p. 30.

Ramulis lepidotis verruculosis, foliis cuneato-linearibus raro oblongo-linearibus trun-catis v. retusis margine planis v. recurvis rarius revolutis glanduloso-repandis supra gla-bris subtus sicut tota inflorescentia argenteo-et ferrugineo-lepidotis, umbellis terminalibussessilibus pauci-plurifloris lepidotis, petalis aureis filamenta capillaria subaequantibuscalycem dentatum longe superantibus, antheris erectis cordato-ovatis glandula terminatis,stylo elongato glabro, stigmate simplice, carpidiis lepidotis apiculatis, seminibus nigritisvix nitentibus rugulosis.

In tractu montano ad flumen Snowy River, altitudine 1500'. Frequentior in desertosecus flumen Murray et hinc usque ad Australiam occidentalem extendens.

Ilujus loci verisimiliter Phebalium glandulosum (Hook. inMitch. Trop. Austr, p. 199).; 23. E. SERRULATUS F. Miiller 1. c. (Sect.Phebalium.)

• Elatus, strictus, ramulis tomentellis, foliis planis breviter petiolatis oblongo-v. lineari-

I lanceolatis arguie serrulatis basi cuneato-contractis apice truncatis v. emarginatis utrinqueglabris, pedicellis pedunculo longioribus fructui aequilongis subsolitariis, calyce 5-den-I tato minuto, carpidiis geminis ovatis rostratis.

' Iu vallibus silvaticis ad originem fluvii Bunip-Bunip Creek.

, Frutex 1—2orgyalis.

i 24. E. TRACIIYPHYLLUS F. Miiller Viet. Trans. I. 99. — Victoria pl. I. p, 121.

In saxosis fi. Snowy River pr. Pinch Riv. South Wales.

25. E. TRYMALIOIDES F. Mulier 1. c. p. 134. — (Fragm. phyt. I. 106. — Asterolasia try-maloides F. Miill. in Victoria Trans. I. 10; Hook. Kew gard. misc. VIII. 35.) — Inalpib. Australiae.

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