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Seeds flat, not winged.— E. Br. Prod. 577; DC. Prod. vii. 514; De Vr. | 

 Goodeii. 147. t. 27. 



Queensland. Barnett river^ F. Mueller ; Moreton Bay, C. Stuart, 

 N. S. "^Vales. Port Jackson to the Blue Moimtaius, R. Brown and others; north- 

 ward to Clareace river and Mount Mitchell, Beckler ; New Eiighind, C. Stuart ; Head of 

 the Gwydir river, etc., LeicJihardt, aud in the western interior between the upper Bogan 

 and Lachlau rivers, L. Morton, 



Victoria, Upper Snowy River, Haidinger Bange, Mount BuUer, at an elevation uf 

 5000 ft., F, Mueller, 



The Queensland specimens have generally more erect and shorter stems, with the leaves 

 not so broad, hut appear to belong to the same species, differing from G.genicnhda'wi habit, 

 in the smaller, ditlereutly-shaped calyces with acute lobes, and in their slender peduncles 

 frequently 3-tlowered, from Q, rotundifoUa easily distinguished by the bracteoles at a dis- 

 tance from the flower, 



23. Gohirsuta, F, Muell Fragm, iii. 35. The single frao^ment upon 

 which this species is founded shows the procumbent habit of G, hederacea, 

 but is hispid all over with rigid hairs. Radical leaves petiolate, obovate or ^ 

 ovate, coarsely toothed, and sometimes with 1 or 2 ndditionnl lobes on the 



petiole; leaves on the procumbent stems shortly petiohite, broailly ovate or 

 orbicular, i to 1 in. long. Peduncles axilhnry, longer than the leaves, with 

 linear bracteoles about the middle. Flowers unknown. Capsule 3 to 4 lines 

 long, the dissepiment reaching at least to the middle, with several large flat 



winged seeds. 



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heterophylla, Sm, tji Trans, Linn, Soc. ii. 349. A pubescent 

 or hirsute perennial or perliaps sometimes annual, with decumbent ascending 

 or rarely erect rather slender leafy stems of J to 1 ft. or sometimes much 

 longer and procumbent or flexuose. Leaves ovate-lanceolate or almost linear, 

 truncate or contracted at the base, and often shortly petiolate, coarsely and 

 irregularly toothed or lobed or rarely entire, i to 1 m. long or rarely more. 

 Peduncles axillary, tiliform, bearing 1 or rarely 2 or 3 rather small flowers; 

 bracteoles setaceous, at a distance from the flower. Calyx-tube tm'binate, 

 prominently 5-ribbed, the lobes setaceous. Corolla yellow, scarcely i i«' 

 long, glabrous or slightly pubescent outside ; the uppeV lobes separated lo^^ 

 down, unequally winged, with slightly concave auricles. Dissepiment of 

 the ovary reaching to about the middle. Ovules variable in number, in 3 

 rows. Capsule ovoid, about 2 lines long.— Cav. Ic. t, 508 ; R. Br. Prod- 

 576 ; DC. Prod. vii. 514 ; De Yr. Gooden. 144 ; G. teucrii/olia, F. Muell. 

 in Trans. Vict. Inst. ii. 70. 



Queensland. Glasshouse ^Fountaiiia and Burnett river, F. 

 W. S. Wales. Port Jackson to the Blue Mountains, E. 

 others ; Newcastle, Leichhardt, 



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_ De Vriese refers to G. heterojphjlla, the G jjulescens, SiehJ ELExs.ji. 178, DC. FroJ 

 vn. 514. T have not seen the plant, but DC. savs, " bracteis flori prosirnis," which would 

 ratlier refer it to G. rotundifoUa, if it be a Goodenia at all, and not Scavola microearpSy 

 as suggested by T. Mueller, 



25. G. glabra, R, Br. Prod, 577- A glabrous perennial, with a tufted 

 stock, emitting several long simple prostrate stems, like stolons, but no* 



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