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Zanthoxylum, Linn. 



brachyacanthum, F. v. M. — Satinwood. Poisonous. Bark 



yields a brownish-yellow dye. 

 torvum, F. v. M. — Poisonous, 

 veneficum, Bail. — Poison-tree. Wood yellow. 

 parviflorum, Bentli. 



Geijera, Schott. 

 Helmsiae, Bail. 



Muelleri, Benth. — A nankeen dye wood; Queensland Balsam 

 of Capivi tree. A useful cabinet-wood, having a beauti- 

 fully clouded heartwood. 



salicifolia, Schott. 



parviflora, Lindl.—" Wilga" of southern border. 

 Pentaceras, Hook. f. — Fruit a samara. 



australis, Hook. f. = Ailanthus punctata, F. v. M. — Wood 

 hard and light-coloured. 



Tribe III. — Toddalie.e. 

 Acronychia, Forst. 



Baueri, Schott. — Wood hard, yellow. 



laevis, Forst. — Plants at times are met with with variegated 

 foliage. Wood hard and light-coloured. 

 var. normalis, Bail. — Leaves small ; fruit not prominently 



angled. 

 var. purpurea. Bail. — Fruit purplish, prominently angled. 

 var. leucocarpa, Bail. — Fruit white, angles blunt, 

 imperforata, F. v. M. — Frazer Island Apple. Wood hard, 



yellow, 

 melicopoides, F. v. M. — Wood hard and light-coloured. 

 Scortechinii, Bail. — Logan Apple. Fruit reddish, fleshy, of 



an agreeable acid, 

 vestita, F. v. M . = A. acidula, F. v. M. — Wood light-coloured, 



soft, 

 tetrandra, F. v. M. 



Pleiococca, F. v. M. 



Wilcoxiana, F. v. M. 



Halfordia, F. v. M. 



drupifera, F. v. M. — Wood durable, yellowish. 



scleroxyla, F. v. M. — Kerosene-tree, " Ghittoe" of Herber- 



ton natives. Wood hard, tough, and very inflammable 



even in a green state, 

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