so 



21.— GREY GUM (Euc. Griffithsii) . 



Is quite unlike E. Le Souefii, having- a dark grey flaky bark almost over the 

 whole trunk, and is seldom over 25ft. high. In general appearance it is intermedi- 

 ate between Euc. Le Souefii and E. longicornis. 



The leaves of this tree are a brighter green than those of Euc. Le Souefii, the 

 flowers are about the same size and yellowish, but the fruits are larger, bell-shaped, 

 and nearly % inch long with a flat top. There are no prominent ribs, and the 

 floAver-buds are wide, and flat. The range is the same as that of the Goldfields 

 Blackbutt. 



