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CRUCIFER^. -v. 



Nasturtium, R. Br. 



TERRESTRE, R. Br. Common on lowlands ; Spring ; 6. 

 Cardamine, Tour. 



HIRSUTA, Linn. Common on lowlands ; Spring ; 9. 



Lepidium, Tonr. 



RUDERALE, Limi. Common on lowlands ; Spring; 10. 



VIOLACE^. 



Viola, Tour. 



BETONiciFOLiA, Sm. All Over district but not common ; 



September ; 6. 

 HEDERACEA, Labi] I, Cooyal only ; Spring to Autumn ; 6. 

 Hybanthus, Jacq. 



PiLiFORMis, F.v.M. Cooyal and Home Rule ; Spring and 

 Summer ; 4. 

 Hymenanthera, R. Br. 



Banksii, F.v.M. Cooyal, and here and there along bank of 

 river ; rare ; IL 



PITTOSPOREiE. 



Pittosporum, Bks. 



undulatum, Andr. A few trees at MuUamuddy ; October 



and November ; wood suitable for engraving ; 5. 

 phillyroides, DC. Two Mile Flat; rare; early Spring; 13. 

 BuRSARiA, Cav. 



SPINOSA, Cav. Everywhere common; Summer; commonly 

 called "Black-thorn;" wood tough and said to be suitable 

 for wood-engraving ; 10. 

 Marianthus, Hueg. 



PROCUMBENS, Benth. On stony ridges, Biraganbil, Beau- 

 desert, MuUamuddy, Cooyal ; not common ; September 

 and October ; 5. 

 Billabdiera, Sm. 



scandens, Sm. Common on rocky hills ; Spring ; 6. 



