Drummondiane. N. O, Loganiacee. 
TAB. DOCCXXXII. 
Loeania (§ Sromanpra) campanuLata, Br, 
Herbacea, foltis linearibus exstipulatis, floribus terminalibus, 
pedunculis calycibusque pubescentibus. Br. 
Logania campanulata, Br. Prodr. p. 456. De Cand. Prodr. v. 9. 
p. 26. LL. hyssopoides, NV. ad Hsenb. Pl. Preiss. v. 1. p, 368. 
Has. New Holland, south coast, 2. Brown, Esq. King George’s 
ound, Drummond. 
A stiff, wiry-looking, erect, simple, slender plant. Stems several, 
1 foot to 12 foot high, arising from a fusiform woody root, and 
bearing several rather distant pairs of opposite, erect, rigid leaves. 
These leaves are narrow-lanceolate rather than lmear, an inch or 
ounded spreading lobes. Filaments short, inserted at 
the mouth of the corolla. Anthers linear. Ovary ovate, glabrous. 
Style 1, short, hairy. Stigma subclavate or approaching to 
fusiform. 
Fig. 1. Flower. /. 2. Calyx, including the pistil. J. 3. Stamens. 
f. 4. Pistil :—maguified. 
