184 J ounud of Agriculture, Victoria. [10 March, 1916. 



Vernacular Names of Victorian Plants — continued. 



Botanical Name. 



Popular Name. 



Use or Character. 



SyMPETALEiR Periuyn^ — Continued. 



COMPOSIT.'E — continued. 



Calocephalus — 



Drummondi, Benth. 

 Brownii, P.v.M. 

 Sonderi, F.v.M. 

 lacteus, Lessing . . 

 citreus, Lessing 



Onaphalodes — 



iiliginosmn, A. Gray 

 Craspedia — 



Richea, Cassini . . 



plelocephala, P.v.M. 



chrysantha, Benth. 



globosa, Benth. 

 Chthonocephalus— 



pseudevax, Steetz. 

 Siegesbeckia — 



orientalis, L. 

 Eclipta — 



platyglossa, F.v.M. 



tripartita, L. 

 Olossogyne — 



tenuifolia, Cass. 

 Cotula— 



fllifolia, Tliunb. 



coronopifolia, L. 



australis, Hook. f. 



alpina, Hook. f. 



reptans, Benth. 



fllicula, Hook. f. 



integrifolia, Hook. f. 



Centipeda — 



orbicularis, Loureiro 

 Cunninghami, F.v.M. 

 thespidioides, F.v.M. 



Abrotanella — 



nivigena, F.v.M. 

 Elachmithus — 



pusillus, F.v.M. 

 Isoetopsis — 



graminifolia, Turcz. 



Senecio — 



Gregorii, F.v.M.. . 

 platylepis, D.C. . . 

 pectinatus, D.C. 

 spathulatus, A. Richard 

 magniflcus, F.v.M. 

 lautus, Soland. . . 

 vagus, F.v.M. . . 

 velleyoides, Cunn. 

 australis, Willd. 

 Behrianus, Sond. & F.v.il, 

 brachyglossus, F.v.JI. 

 Georgianus, D.C. 

 odoratus, Hornomann 

 Cunninghamii, D.C. 



Bedfordia — 



salicina, D.C. . . 



Dwarf Beauty Heads 

 Coast Beauty Heads 

 Pale Beauty Heads 

 Milky Beauty Heads 

 Lemon Beauty Heads 



Flannel Cudweed 



Big Billybuttons 

 Small Billybuttons 

 Golden Billybuttons 

 Tall Billybuttons 



Ground Heads . . 



Indian Weed 



Yellow Twin Heads 



Trifid Bur-Marigold 



Earwig Marigold 



Slender Cotula . . 

 Swamp Cotula . . 

 Common Cotula. . 

 Alpine Cotula . . 

 Creeping Cotula 

 Mountain Cotula 

 Tliread Cotula . . 



Spreading Sneezeweed 

 Erect Sneezeweed 

 Desert Sneezewood 



Munyang Snow- Wort 



Elacanth 



Grass Cushion . . 



Fleshy Senecio . . 

 Toothed Snecio . . 

 Alpine Senecio . . 

 Spoon Senecio . . 

 Showy Senecio . . 

 Variable Senecio 

 Saw Senecio 

 Forest Senecio . . 

 Fire-Weed Senecio 

 Stiff Senecio 

 Slender Senecio 

 Grey Senecio 

 Scented Senecio 

 Brandling Senecio 



Blanket Wood . . 



, Considered to be injurious to stock, but 

 I this is usually merely due to a 

 ' mechanicalaction on the bowels. The 

 j fluff from the flowers occasionally 

 I causes inflammation of the lungs in 

 stock. 



No known economic value. 



• Miglit be worthy of garden culture. 



No known economic value. 



A troublesome weed in arable land. 



Of no known economic value. 



j Considered to be injurious to stock, but 

 ( the injury is of a mechanical nature, 

 I the plants having no true poisonous 

 ,' properties. 



■ Of no known economic value. 



All are more or less worthy of culti- 

 vation, especially O. magniflcus, 

 O. vagus, O. odoratus, and O. pecti- 

 natus. 



Timber is useful for cabinet work (up to 

 18 inches in diameter). This plant 

 yields a white flock from the under part 

 of the leaves. Paper could be made 

 from it, but as a source of paper material 

 on a commercial scale, it would be 

 insignificant. 



