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Lepidium virginicum, L. (Cruciferae). " Virginian or 

 Wild Peppercress." 



Mt. Wycheproof, Rev. W. W. Watts, November, 1916. 

 A new locality for this introduced plant. It is a native of North 

 America. 



LoBKLlA Erinus, var. GRACILIS, L. (Canipauulaceae) (Lobeliaceae). 

 " Prickly Lobelia." 



Scrub near Lake Margaret Power station,. Tasmania, T. B. 

 Moore, January, 1917. 



This handsome Lobelia is already a naturalised alien in Victoria, 

 and may also become a naturalised alien in Tasmania. 



LoRANTHUS PKNDULUS, Sieber. (Loranthaceae). "Hanging 

 Mistletoe." 



Diamond Creek, C. French, junr. 



Growing in fair abundance on such introduced plants as Robinia 

 pseudacacia and Cytisus proliferus. Other instances of the spread 

 of native mistletoes to introduced trees have already been re- 

 corded. 



Lychnis coronaria, Desr. (Caryophyllaceae). "Rose Campion" 



Anderson's Creek, Hazeldene, 29/1/1917, J. W. Audas. 

 Spreading rapidly in this locality. A native of South Europe 

 .and Asia Minor. 



Mesembryanthemum laxum, Haw. "Loose-flowered Pigs-face." 

 (Ficoideae). 



Burwood, J. W. Audas, 17/8/1917. Growing in fallowed land 

 and in process of naturalisation. 



Paronychia chilensis, D.C. "Chilian Whitlow Wort." 

 (Caryophyllaceae) (sub order, Illecebraceae). 



Moonee Ponds, J. P. McLennan, 1909. Eldorado, H .B. Wil- 

 liamson, No. 1454. Werribee River, C. French, junr, January, 

 1917. Near Diggers' Rest, C. French, junr.. May, 1917. 



This plant, a native of Chile, may now be considered to be estab- 

 lished as a naturalised alien in this State. 



