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Corolla-hairs usually ferruginous. Eastern species ... 22. D. striata. 

 Corolla-hairs blackish or lead-coloured. "Western species . 23. D. leptodada. 

 Calyx-teeth very minute. . '^Vestern species. 



Leaves oLovate or cuncate-obloag. Flowers mostly clus- 



tei'^'i . , . . ■ 24. B.fascicuJaia. 



Leaves obloug-linear. Flowers nearly solitary, forming a 



long, leafy spike 25. D.suhspcata. 



Stems terete. Leaves mostly petiolate, broadly cuncate. Calyx- 

 teeth obsolete 26. i). triloba. 



Leaves mostly rigid, flat, glabrous when full grown. Hairs of the 



flowers long, soft, and simple except at the base, 



Calyx-lobes obsolete. Western species. 



Flowers rather large, deep blue, loosely villous, almost corym- 

 bose. Leaves thick, linear to cuneate, mostly entire . . 27. Z). linearis. 

 Flowers rather small, silky hairy. Bracts rigid. 



Leaves petiolate, obovate or cuneate, toothed. Peduncles 



long, several-flowered 28. i?. cuneafa. 



Leaves sessile, small, oblong-cuncate. Peduncles long, 1- 



or 2-flowGred 29. i*. sericanika. 



. Leaves very rigid, oblong-linear or very small, rarely ob- 

 ovate-oblong, entire. Rowers sessile 'amongst imbricate 



^I'^cts 30. D. ;parvifoUa. 



Leaves lanceolate or oblong, entire. Peduncles short, 1- or ^ 



2-flowered ^l. D. glabrescens. 



Calyx-teeth prominent. Leaves shortly x)ctiolatc, ovate or lau- 



ceohite.— Eastern species , , 32. i?. adpressa. 



Leaves rigid, acute, fiat or concave. Flowers glahrous. Stems 



prostrate. Calyx-teeth prominent 33. i). dlversifoUa, 



_ Skct. V, CepLalantlia.— Z^rtr^j radical Scapes simple or Iranched. Flowers 

 in dense, terminal heads. Ovary l-celled, with 1 linear-ohlong ovule, erect from ih^ 

 *^*^ ♦ 34. D. eriocephala, 



^Sect. I. Ltnschotenia.— riowers sessile or shortly pedicellate, in ter- 

 minal, leafless, simple or branched spikes or racemes. Ovary 1-celled, wiA 

 1 obloug ovule, laterally attached above the base. Plants tomentose or 

 wooUv, 



1. B. Linschotenii, F. Muell. Fraym. vi. 28. Probably a tall under- 

 shrub, erect, clothed with a soft, white cotton, very dense on "the stems and 

 under side of the leaves, disappearing on their upper surface, mixed on tbe 

 inflorescence with rather longer hairs. Branches terete. Leaves shortly 

 petiolate, oblong or lanceolate, thick, entire, flat or concave, the lower ones 

 above 2 in. long, the upper ones smaller. Flowers nearly sessile, solitary 

 within each bract, forming long spikes, branching at the base into a pyra- 

 midal, leafless panicle. Bracts small, linear or lanceolate; bracteoles veiy 

 small. Calyx-tiibe densely covered with long hairs, the lobes obsolete- 

 Corolla 4 to 5 lines long, covered outside with a stellate tomentum, msd 

 with longer hairs. Upper lobes of the corolla shorter than the others. 

 Ovary 1-cellcd, with 1 ohlong ovule, erect, but attached laterally a litt'« 

 above the h&^e.—Llnscnolenia dhcolor, De Vr. in Mitch Trop. Austr. 346; 

 Gooden. 120. t. 22. 



Queensland. Near Mount Pluto and Mouut Yaraiiw, MitcJieU. The " paracoroU* 

 cuculhformes," by wEich De Vriese proposed to distingu'ish this plaot genericallf &<"" 



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