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E. eryihrocorys. 



E. foecunda. 



Crenate. 

 Crenate to Undulate. 

 Crenulate. 



E. acaciceformis. 



E. acaciceformis var. linearis. 



E. cordata. 



E. decipiens. 



E. dichromopMoia. 



E. diversicolor. 



E. Irbyi. 



E. Muelleri. 



E. ovata. Labillardiere's artist figured E. ovata (see Part XXVII, Plate 

 113.. fig. la of the present work), as with crenulate margins, but this 

 is a little diagrammatic. The leaf is undulate rather. 



E. patens. 



E. niarginata. 



E. botryoides. 

 E. calophylla. 

 E. cornuta. 

 E. coryrabosa. 

 E. clavigera. 

 E. Dawsoni. 

 E. dives. 

 E. eugeniodes. 



E. aggregata. 



E. Bailey ana (S). 



E. Baueriana. 



E. Blaxlandi (reddish rim when 



fresh). 

 E. capitellata. 

 E. drepanophyUa. 

 E. Dunnii. 

 E. ficifolia (to puckered on 



half of lamina). 



E. urnigera. 

 Crenulate to Plicate. 



Undulate to Plicate. 



E. ferruginea. 



E. Foelscheana. 



E. grandifolia. 



E. Hillii. 



E. macrorrhyncha. 



E. maculata. 



E. obliqua. 



E. ptychocarpa. 



Undidate. 



E. Houseana (S.). 



E. Kirtoniana. 



E. latifolia. 



E. Mooreana (S.). 



E. ovata. 

 E. perfoUata (S.). 

 E. Perriniana. 

 E. Rudderi. 



Puckered to undulate. 



E. Ferriniana. 



Margin thickened or strongly marked. 



(Here we come into venation. This thickening is a question of ensuring stability 

 of the lamina.) 



E. cahphylla. Lindley (this work, Part XLIII, p. 73), speaks of the leaves of 

 E. calophylla having a rich red marginal fine. 



