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dotted, thick- 
ened at the 
margin. Hm- 
bryo erect, 
lodged in the 
middle of the 
albumen ; the 
cylindric radi- 
cle about as 
long as the oval 
cotyledons. 
Like Goode- 
nia so the coor- 
dinal Sceevola 
and Dam- 
piera comprise 
shrubby as well 
as herbaceous 
species ; Scee- 
vola (including 
Verreauxia) is 
almost the only 
genus,by which 
the order is 
represented be- 
yond Austra- 
lia. This genus 
received _its 
name, because 
the corolla is 
unilaterally ex- 
panded and 
almost hand- 
shaped. It 
differs from 
Fie. XXIX. 
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Fie. XXIX.—(Goodenia Macmillani).—1, front view of an 
anther; 2, pollen-grain, 300 times enlarged; 3, front-view of 
style ; 4, lateral view of the same; 5, indusiuin slit open to 
show the stigma ; 6, longitudinal section of fruit ; 7, septum, 
natural size; 8, longitudinal section of a seed; 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 
and 8 magnified many times. 
Goodenia in indehiscent one- or two-seeded fruit ; while Dam- 
piera, dedicated to the navigator, who discovered a portion of 
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