970 CIV. PROTEACE.E. | Dryandra. 
hemispherical or nearly globular, 2 to 1 in. diameter, more or less 
villous, with a few outer leafy bracts longer than the flowers, but 
spreading and not enclosed in floral leaves, mostly dilated at the base 
and passing into the imbricate bracts, which are very numerous, lan- 
nate, lj lines long. Style rather longer than the perianth, the stig 
matic end short, slightly thickened and angular. Capsules scarcely 
in. long, 
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near] so. Leaves narrow, divided to the midrib into small rather 
lines long, the brac numerous, narrow, with subulate usually recurved 
1 T th-tube about 4 in. long, silky-villous except the minute 
glabrous base, the limb glabrous, about 1 li g. Style longer than 
the perianth, with à small but distinct clavate stigmatic end. lie 
broadly obovate, not 3 lines long.— D. squarrosa, Meissn. in Pl. Preiss. 
li. 266, and in DC. Prod. xiv. 474, not of R. Br. 
W. Australia, Drummond, 1st coll., 2nd coll. n. 342. 
. D. Kip a, Meissn. in Hook. Kem Journ. vii. 122, 
DC. Prod. xiv. 473, An erect shrub of 2 or 3 ft., the branches loosely 
hoary-tomentose, the young shoots often hairy. Leaves narrow, 
in. long, pinnate ; ents divi midre B 
obliqnely triangular, obtuse or acute, 1 2 lines long, t 
revolute, decurrent along the rhachis, but shortly so the gu 
being much closer than in B. polycephala, usually white underneath. 
Flower heads scarcely larger than in D. polycephala, terminal with a few 
also on very short axillary branches, the floral leaves few and spreading. 
Involucre roadly campanulate, under } in. long, the brac ts 
numerous, broad and tomentose at the base, tapering into fine poin 
ciliate with long hairs. Perianth-tube nearl 4 in. i 
above the glabrous base, the limb narrow, ab 1 
villous with longer hairs. Style longer than the perianth, with a sm 
but distinct dark-coloured obtuse stigmatic end.—D. foliolata, a 
in PI. Preiss. ii. 266, not of R. Br. 
w. Australia, Drummond, 4th coll. n. 343; near Dundagaran, Oldfield. 
SERIES 3. Conciwn.z.—Flower-heads small, broad, axillary, the 
bracts harrow, the floral leaves usually s reading. Perianth pest 3 
in. long. Stigmatic end of the style nudi but thickened and di 
