The PhanerogctT/iia of the Mitta Mitta Source Basin. 41 

 SYNPETALE.E HYPOGYN.E. 



Gextiaxe-e (Necker). 



Lininanthenmm crenaturn (F. v. M.). — In the Morass Creek, 



near Orneo Plains, this handsome species is abundant ; 



the fringed crest of the lobes of the corolla distinguish 



it from the following species. 

 Limnanthemum geminatuni (Grisebach). — Also on Morass 



Creek, in similar situations. 



Coxyolyulace.e (A. L. de Jussieu). 



ConYolYulus erubescens (Sims). — Common on the ranges 

 near Omeo, between 2000 and 3000 feet elevation. 



Convolvulus sepium (Linne). — Abundant on reeds in Morass 

 Creek, near Omeo ; not ascending higher than 3000 feet 

 within the area. 



Dichondra repens (R. and G. Forster). — Very common on 

 mica-schist formation near Omeo, and near the margins 

 of the western affluents of the Mitta Mitta on gneissic 

 schistose areas ; ascends to 4000 feet. 



Solanacke (Haller). 



Solanum aviculare (G. Forster). — On the alluvium near the 

 junction of Livingstone Creek and the Mitta Mitta 

 River, and on the tertiary gravels of the latter stream 

 at lower levels. 



Solanum vescum (F. v. M.). — Common on the moist heads of 

 gullies south of the Dividing Range: thence to the 

 littoral regions. 



Sceophtjlarin^: (Mirbel). 



Veronica nivea (Lindley). — At the sources of the Big River, 

 near Mount Latrobe (Bogong), and on adjoining high- 

 lands. This species is seen principally on granitic areas 

 from 5000 to 6300 feet elevations. 



Euphrasia Antarctica (Bentham). — At the Bogong High Plains, 

 on the basaltic plateaux, at about 6000 feet elevations. 



Lextibtjlarixe (L. C. Richard). 

 Utricularia flexuosa (Vahl). — Sparsely distributed on damp, 

 grassy flats near Omeo Lake, at about 2600 feet 

 elevation. 



