lo Sept.. 19 r2.] Vernacular Names of Victoria}/ Plants. 



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Vernacular Names of Victorian Plants — continued. 



Botanical Name. 



Popular Name. 



Use or Character. 



DlCOTYLEDONE.-E — CHORIPETALEiE H\TOGYN.E — Continued. 

 Sapind ACE.E —continued. 



D}dona?.i — 



triquetra, Wendl. 

 •visco.sa, L. 



procumbent. F.v.M. 

 lobulata, F.v.M. 



calycina, Cunningham 

 bursarifolia. Behr. it F.v.M. 

 Baueri, Endlicher. 

 humilis. Endlicher. 

 boronifolia, G. Don. 

 tenuifolia, Lindley 

 stenoz}-ga, F.v.M. 



STACKHOrSIAC'E.E. 



Stackhousia — 



pulvinaris. F.v.M. 

 linarit'olia. Cunning. 

 flav"a, Hook, 

 viminea, Smith . . 

 spathulata, Sieber 



Frankexiace.^;. 



Frankenia — 



nauciflora. D.C. 



PLUMBAGIN'ACE.E. 



Statice — 



australis, Spreng. 



POETULACACE^. 



Portulucu — 



oleracea, L. 

 Calandrinia — • 



volubilis, Benth. 



calyptrata. Hook. f. 



corrigioloides F.v.M. 



brevipedata, F.v.M. 



pygmaea, F.v.M. 

 C'lii'jtonia — 



australasica, Hook. f. 

 Montia — • 



fontana. L. 



Caryophyllace.e. 



Stellaria — 



pungens, Brongn. 



palu.stris, Retzius 



flaccida, Hook. 



multiflora, Hook. 

 Sajina — 



procumbens, L. 



apetala, L. 



Large-leaved Hopbush 

 Giant Hopbush 



Trailing Hopbush 

 Tall Hopbush . . 



Angular Hopbush 



Lessor Hopbush 

 Crinkled IIoi)bush 

 Dwarf Hopbush 

 Hairy Hopbush 

 Thin-leaved Hopbush 

 Desert Hopbush 



Alpine Stackhousia 

 Creamy Stackhousia 

 Yellow Stackhousia 

 Slender Stackhousia 

 Coast Stackhousia 



Yellow Sea-lavender 



Common Purslane 



Twining Purslane 

 Pink Purslane . . 

 Strap Purslane . . 

 Short-stalked Purslane 

 Dwarf Purslane 



\yhite Purslane 



Waterblinks 



Prickly Starwort 



Marsh Starwort 



Limp Starwort . . 



Many Flowered Starwort. . 



Spreading Pearlwort 

 Small Pearlwort 



Wood light coloured, close grained. 

 Wood of a l)ro«Ti colour, close grained and 



hard. Used in India for tool handles, &c. 

 No known economic value. 

 Timber hard, tough, close grained. One 



of the best forage shrubs. Sheei) are 



particularly fond of it. 



No special economic value, but some 

 - formerly provided a substitute for 

 hops. 



^ Herbs of some decorative value. 



Of no known economic value. 



Might he wortliy 

 garden plants. 



II ad<litii>n tu the list of 



Of slight pasture value when better 

 > fodder is scarce, but generally classed 

 as useless weeds. 



No known economic value. 



*See over page. 



* Plants marked thus are listed either as growing plants or as Reeds by one or more of our florists 



