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APPENDIX. 



Position 



in the 



Australian 



Mora. 



Orders. 



Number 



of 

 Species. 



Number 



of 

 Genera. 



Distribution of the Orders. 



(112) 

 (71) 

 (112) 

 (83) 

 (135) 

 (54) 

 (46) 

 (112) 



(57) 

 (22) 

 (79) 

 (68) 

 (66) 



(96) 

 (49) 

 (125) 

 (70) 

 (103) 

 (48) 

 (66) 

 (135) 



(135) 



(87) 

 (82*) 



(125) 

 (112) 

 (103) 

 (78) 

 (112) 

 (135) 



(34) 

 (135) 



(81) 

 (125) 



(82) 

 (135) 

 (112) 



83. 



84. 



85. 



86. 



87. 



88. 



89. 



90. 



91. 



92. 



93. 



94. 



95. 



96. 



97. 



98. 



99. 

 100. 

 101. 

 102. 

 103. 

 104. 

 105. 

 106. 



Valerianaeeae . 

 Dioscoreaceae . 

 Ampelideae . . . 



Linaceae 



Cycadaceae . . . 

 Hypericineae . 

 Combretaceae . 

 Saxifragaceae . 

 Samydaceae . . . 

 Loasacese . . . 

 Lentibularieae . 

 Dilleniaceae . . . 

 Juncaceae . . . 

 Sapotaceae . . . 



Oleaceae 



Berberideae . . . 



Bixineae 



Portulaceae . . . 

 Styraceae . . . 

 Lycopodiaceae . 

 Alismaceae . . .. 



Naiadeae 



Zygopbylleae . 

 Podostemaceae 



107. Cistineae 



108. Cornaceae . . . 



109. Phytolaccacese 



110. Monimiaceae . 



111. Salicineae 



112. Connaraceae . . 



113. Plantagineae . . 



114. Lemnaceae .... 



115. Menispermaceae 



116. Nymphaeaceae . . 



117. Papaveraeeae . . 



118. Halorageas . . . 



119. Orobanchaceae 



120. Cyclantbaceae . 



121. Olacineae 



122. Ilicineae 



123. Turneraceae . 



124. Ebenaceae . . . 



125. Illecebraceae . 



126. Pontederiaceae 



127. Equisetaceae . 



128. Magnoliaceae . 



24 

 24 

 22 

 21 

 21 

 20 

 20 

 19 

 18 

 18 

 18 

 17 

 17 

 16 

 16 

 15 

 15 

 15 

 14 

 13 

 12 

 12 

 11 

 11 



10 

 10 

 10 

 10 



10 



9 



9 



North temperate, subtropical, aud Andes. 



Tropics, rare in temperate regions ; one in Pyrenees. 



Tropics, rarer in temperate regions. 



Tropics and N". temperate regions, rare S. temp. 



„ rare in temperate regions. 

 Widely in temperate and subtropical regions. 

 Tropics, rarer in subtropical regions. 

 Temperate and frigid, rare in tropical regions. 

 Tropics, rarer in subtropical regions. 

 America, except Kissenia in Africa and Arabia. 

 "Widely diffused in temperate and tropical regions. 

 Tropics and temperate Australia, very rare elsewhere. 

 Universal, chiefly temperate and frigid regions. 

 Tropics generally, very rare in temperate regions. 

 Widely spread in temperate and tropical regions. 

 Temperate regions, except S. Africa and Australasia. 

 Tropics, very rare in temperate regions. 

 Widely scattered, but chiefly S. hemisphere. 

 Widely in tropical and temperate regions, except Africa. 

 Generally spread, except in dry regions. 

 Universal, except frigid regions. 



» ■>•> ii " . 



Tropical and subtropical, rarer in S. hemisphere. 

 Tropics, very rare in Australia; few S. Africa and N. 



America. 

 N". temperate, chiefly Mediterranean, very few in S. America 

 General, except frigid regions. 



Tropical and subtropical, very rare in temperate regions. 

 Thinly and widely scattered in tropical and subtropical 



regions. 

 N. temperate and frigid regions, rare in South, none in 



Australasia. 

 Tropics, except Australia. 



Generally spread in temperate and subtropical regions. 

 Universal, except frigid regions. 

 Tropics, very rare in temperate regions. 

 Almost universal, except frigid regions. 

 Chiefly N". subtropical, temperate, and frigid, especially 



west N. America. 

 Almost universal, except frigid regions. 

 Temperate regions, including tropical countries, rare in S. 



hemisphere. 

 Tropical America. 

 Tropical and subtropical, very rare in temperate S. Africa 



and Australia. 

 Tropical Asia and America, and ST. temperate regions. 

 America and African region. 



Tropical and subtropical, very rare in temperate regions. 

 Generally diffused, except frigid regions. 

 Tropics, rare in temperate regions. 

 Widely spread, but not in Australasia and Polynesia. 

 Widely in temperate and tropical regions, though none in 



Europe and Africa. 



* This order appears to have been accidentally omitted by Mueller. 



t Mueller refers the few Australian members of this order to Caryophyllacese and Chenopodiaceae. 



