fiY P. M. BAILEY, F L.S. 



P. australis, End I. 



Hab. Emerald. P. A. O'Shanesy. 



ORDER MELIACE^. 

 Tribe Oedrele^. 



Flindersia Schottiana^ var, pubescens, F.v.M. Fragm V. i42« 

 Hab. Rockingham Bay. 



This tree is worthy of notice here as being another of our 

 tropical trees that will thrive in the southern parts of the colony. 

 This has been fully proved by the trees planted by Mr. Hill in 

 the "Wickham Terrace Reserve, which are forming fine heads, 

 and bid fair to become the best shade-giving trees on the 

 Reserve. 



ORDER RHAMNE^. 



Tribe VENTiLAGiNEiE. 



Ventilago ecorollata, F.zkM.^ Sottth. Sci. Rec, 1883. 



Hab. Rockingham Bay, Dallachy, Endeavour River. Persieh. 



Tribe Rhamne^e. 

 Stenanthemum, Reissek. 



S. Scortechinii, F.v.M. ^ Melb. Chem. and Drugght^ 1884. 

 Hab. Stanthorpe. Rev. B. Scortechini. 



ORDER LEGUMINOS^. 

 Tribe PoDALYRiBiE. 



Oxylobium ellipticum, R. Br. var. angustifolium. 

 Hab. Point Danger. H. Schneider. 



Tribe Bauhinie/E. 



Bauhinia Cunninghamii, Benth. Flinder.s, F. v. rvIeuUer : Ethe- 

 ridge River, E. W. Armit. 



ORDER ROSACEA. 

 Tribe Rube^. 



Kubus Muelleri, *S):). Nov. 



A large scrambling shrub. Branches glabrous, armed with 

 scattered recurved prickles. Leaves pinnate 3 to 9 in. long, 

 of 3 to 9 ovate, acuminate or when small often obtuse leaflets, 

 coarsely and doubly toothed ; flowers white in terminal panicles 

 of 4 to 10 flowers. Bracts narrow, laciniate ; sepals slightly 

 hoary, points subulate. Petals spreading not so large as in 

 a. Hoscefoluis. Fruit red, glossy, nearly globular, }4 to i in. 



