70 THE BOTANY OP HOWELL : A TIN-GRANITE FLORA, 



EPACRIDACE^E. 



Lissanthe str igosa R. Br. 

 Leucopogon virgatus R.Br. 



muticus R.Br. Up to 6 feet; leather straggly. 

 neo-anglicus F.v.M. Sturdy, shapely shrubs. Up to 

 6-8 feet. 

 Monotoca scoparia R.Br. 

 Gentianace^e. 



Limnanthemum sp. 



SOLANACE^. 



Solanum parvifolium R.Br. 

 cinereum R.Br. 



ScROPHULARINEjE. 



Veronica Derwentia Little John. 



LABIATiE. 



Plectranthus parvijlorus Willd. 

 Prostanthera nivea A. Cunn. 



granitica Maiden and Betche. (These Proceedings, 

 1905, p.369.) 



PoLYGONACEjE. 



Mueldenbeckia rhyticarya F.v.M. 

 PrOTEACEjE. 



Petrophila sessilis Sieb. 

 Isopogon petiolaris A. Cunn. 

 Persoonia comifolia A. Cunn. 



MitcheUi Meissn. 

 Grevillea jioribxhnda R.Br. 



triternata R.Br. 

 Hakea microcarpa R.Br. 

 Lomatia silaifolia R.Br. 



ThYMELACEjE. 



Pirnelea linifolia Sm. 

 Euphorbiace,e. 



Monotaxis macrophylla Benth. Up to 2 feet; flowers bright 

 yellow; leaves succulent. On the tops of high rocks; 

 very local; a rare species. 

 Phyllanthus thymoides Sieb. 



