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The following species are normally broad, and it is only of recent years that 

 it has been ascertained that some of them pass into the lanceolate form. Even in 

 species which have been ascertained to have leaves which belong to the lanceolate 

 rather than to the orbicular series, we ascertain from time to time forms even 

 narrower. 



Rhomboid or Broad. 



E. Mooreana. 



E. alba. 

 E. alpina. 

 E. Baueriana. 

 E. Behriana. 

 E. clavigera. 

 E. cordata. 

 E. Gillii 

 E. Hillii. 

 E. Kruseana. 

 E. latifolia. 

 E. macrocarpa. 

 E. melanopMoia. 



E. linearis. 

 E. Jutsoni. 



E. amygdalina 

 E. approximmis. 

 E. Baker i. 

 E. cneorifolia. 

 E. Dundasi. 

 E. Moorei. 



Linear. 



Linear-lanceolate. 



E. Naudiniana. 

 E. oligantha. 

 E. orbifolia. 

 E. populifolia. 

 E. Preissiana. 

 E. pruinosa. 

 E. pulvigera. 

 E. rariflora. 

 E. vernicosa. 

 E. Websteriana. 



E. apiculata. 

 E. spathulata. 



E. odontocarpa. 



E. pachyloma. 



E. PiUigaensis. 



E. TJiozetiana. 



E. viridis (acacioides). 



Obliquity. 



Many species are more or less oblique, but it will be found that it is preponder- 

 atingly characteristic of the Renantherse. Amongst these, it is most readily observed 

 in E. obi i qua L'Herit. See, as regards juvenile leaves, Plate 6, Part II, and mature 

 leaves, Plate 37, Part VIII. 



Apex. 



The apex varies somewhat, and the following lists are offered to draw attention 

 in a tentative manner to this variation. There is variation within the same species, 

 and much work is required before any important generabsations can be made. 



Emarginate, or sometimes so. 



E. Blakelyi. E. miniata. 



E. Camfieldi. E. Muelleri. 



E. cinerea. E. platypus. 



E. dealbata. E. polyanthemos. 



E. gomphocephala. E. pruinosa. 



E. Gunnii. E. umigera. 

 E. melanophloia. 



