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minutely 4- or 5-toothed. Corolla glabrous, Sem as long as the calyx. 
Stamens exserted; anthers with small glands along the connectivum 
Drupe depressed-globular, not above 1 line din ónet. wes succulent, 
= ND of 4 hard nuts. — Schau. in DC. Prod. xi 
a, R. Br. Prod. 513. 
" Australia. Victoria river, F. Mueller; Groote Island, Gulf of Carpentaria, 
. Brown 
Que nsland, Bowman; Edgecombe Bay and Port Denison, Dallachy ; Gilbert 
Tiver, Daintre 
he species relat over the Indian Archipelago to the Malayan peninsula and the 
Philippine islands. e Timor and Javanese specimens, correctly refe here 
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Bchau. ke c. 643, appear to me both to be precisely the common Archipelago form of 
C.cana. The C. pea eo - refered by Schauer with, doubt to jd longifolia Lam. 
debian to me to be the true C. c 
2. C. pedun culata, R. Br. Prod. 019. A shrub of 3 or 4 ft., with the 
tomentum rather ems and more or less floccose on the brá nches. 
ctn Mur islands, Broad Sound and Shoalwater Bay, Æ. 
Brown; Endeavour river, ‘unningha am; Dawson river, F. Mueller ; ; Rockingham 
a “at ao. Dallachy and others ; Brisbane river, Moreton liae W. Hil, 
pocius yv Beckler ; Tweed river, C. Me 
T, species is also in the Archipelago, and is SE allied E [5 wi idely diffused C. 
macrophylla, Vahl. Blut refers it to a en Vahl. Symb. iii. 13," but, oe had 
turned to the age he quotes, he would have that i name is Linneus’, not 
hl s to the very MT Core wei which Schauer has published 
as new under the name of C. Wa llichia 
3. C. longifolia, Zam. ex. Schau. in DC. Prod. xi. 645, but not C. 
adenanthera, Br. Á arene óf jovi "fh, the tomentum short, not so 
abundant as in most species and rarely whitish, although sometimes 
reddish on the young shoots. aves petiolate, oblong or oblong- 
lanceolate, — with a long point, serrate, much narrowed at the 
base, 4 to 6 in. or even longer, membrano een and nearly glabrous 
or sprin i ith ver short hairs above, more copiously tomentose and 
glandular underneath but usuall green or very slightly rusty or 
Whitish. Flowers « white," smaller pace in the other species, in very 
dn ‘le, bad orked cymes, the com e tiec n scarcely exceeding 
