EUCALYPTUS MICEOCOETS. 



long, thus not approaching those of the section Eenantheree, the stigma is distinctly dilated, the 

 fruit is broader, also in proportion to its width shorter and rather suddenly not gradually contracted 

 into the stalklet. 



Mr. Fawoett reports, that this is the tallest Eucalyptus-tree of the Eichmond-Eiver District, 

 rising to 300 feet height ; thus this species, considering also the excellent quality of its timber, 

 ought to attract attention for wood-culture in humid tracts of countries as well in Australia as 

 abroad. No data are hitherto extant, to rate the celerity of growth of the Wangee. 



ExPLANATioif OF AifALTTic DETAILS. — 1, longitudinal section of an unexpanded flower ; 2, some sterile and 

 fertile stamens in situ ; 3 and 4, front- and back-view of a fertile stamen ; 5, style and stigma ; 6, longitudinal 

 section of a fruit ; 1, transverse section of the same ; 8 and 9, sterile and fertile seeds ; 10, portion of a leaf; all 

 magnified, but in various degrees. 



