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Seeds (which I have not seen) smooth and not winged RA Gg to 
oa -—E. melissiodora, F. Muell. in lion. Journ. Soc. iii. 95, not of 
genge and, Por rphyriti ie mountains, Range range, F. Mueller.—Possibly a va- 
ly or state of some disais allied to E. latifolia without the peltate leaves. The speci- 
mens are very imper rfec 
D E. latifolia, F. mv in Journ. Linn. Soc. iii. 94. A small or 
E p tree, with a smooth ash-grey bark, tardily separating Gen the 
ner brownish bark also Gen ep at oe Mue véi Leaves alternate or here and 
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T te aly turbinate, 4 to 5 We diameter, rather thick. Operculum very 
P Fruit Lë convex. Mises ovate-oblong, with parallel distinct cells. 
and S globose-truneate or urceola ate-globose with a very short neck, smooth 
; um GE 3 to 4 lines eege the rim thin; the capsule deeply sunk. 
ged. 
Roper n ML — of the Gulf of Carpentaria, R. Brown ; upper part of the 
e o ptychoe carpa, F. Muell. in Journ. Linn. Soc. 90. 
Ze e tous or tall tree, with a persistent bark intermediate m that 
p tringy-barks and the Box-trees (F. Mueller). Leaves large, from 
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oe with numerous fine closely parallel almost transverse veins. Towers 
ERI mns forming a terminal panicle, peduncles terete, 3 z to 2 in. lon 
tate, 1t tee very short, sometimes 1 to 2 in. long. Calyx- -tube be 
seen, sp aca n. long, hard, with Mo 8 omes nal ribs. Operculum not 
anthers s il, $ above 2 in. long; filaments rigid, inflected in the bud; 
Ga ma omg with stinet penie cells. Fruits ovoid or slightly 
ihe Z im hio, thick and hard, 1 t =< with about 8 prominent ribs, 
2 m thick, the ea sunk. Seeds 
t the sources of the Wentworth, 
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eaves and Kë fruit somewhat resembles that of E miniata, but the venation of the 
SS e infloresce ence are quite differe 
KR calophylla, R. Br. in Journ. Geogr. Soc. 1831, 20 (name 
foliage th “au. im Pl. Preiss.i. 131. A beautiful tree, with a more dense 
‘Masses (Oldfield usual in the genus, the rough corky bark coming off in irregular 
"ieonaie c Yield). Leaves ovate otes or lanceolate, obtuse or 
the intra SE rather rigid, with very numerous tranverse parallel veins, 
marginal one scarcely distant trom the edge. Umbels loose, with 
