— 511 — 
Praecedenti valde affine, sed panicula basi foliacea, bracteis inulto majoribus, 1 — 2 cm longis 
ornata distinctum. 
955. A. biflopum R. Br. 
R. Br. Prodr. 270 (1810), Bknth. Fl. Austr. VU. 86 (.1878), G. B. Clahkk in DC. Suites Prodr. III. 224 (I88Ij, F. M. 
Bail. Syn. Qiieensl. Fl. .556 (1883), Catal. Plants Queensl. 49 (1890), Queensl. Fl. V. 1653 (1902), Compreh. Catal. 561 fig. 546 
(1890), F. V. MuELL. First Census 122 (1882), Sec. Census 205 (1889), Mookk Hand!). Fl. N. S.Wales 4.36 (1893), Tvuskh in 
Proc. Linn. Soc. N. S. Wales XXVIII. 304 (1903). 
CoMmelma biflora PoiR. Encycl. Suppl. II. 824 (1811) 
LampvoditJnjros hiflorus Hassk. MS. ex C. B. Clarke 1. c. 224 (1881). 
Geogr. Verbreitung: Süd-Queensland, N.S.Wales. 
Queensland: Regenwälder an den Tambourine- und Beech Mountains (Donin, III. 1910). 
956. A. siliculosum R. Br. 
R. Br. Prodr. 270 (1810), Benïh. Fl. Austr. VII. 86 (1878), C.B.Clarke in DC. Suites Prodr. III. 230 (1881), F. I\I. Rail. 
Syn. Queensl. Fl. 556 (1883), Catal. Plants Queensl. 49 (1890), Queensl. Fl. V. 1654 (1902), Compreh. Catal. 561 (191.3), F. v. Mlell. 
First Census 122 (1882), Sec. Census 206 (1889). 
Commelina siliculosa PoiR. Encycl. Suppl. II. 324 (1811). 
Geogr. Verbreitung: Nord-Australien, Queensland. 
Die von John Mac Gillivray bei Gape York im November 184-9 gesammelten Exemplare besitzen 
bis 18 cm lange und 16 mm breite Blätter. Die Form von den North Coast Islands (R. Brown) ist bis 
4 dm hoch. 
b) var. g-raeilescens v. n. 
E radice tuberoso-fasciculata erectum, humilius, cum panicula 15 — 20 cm altum; folia multo minora, 
circa 5 — 7 cm longa et usque plus 1 cm lata; panicula basi nuda. 
Nord-Queensland: zwischen Chillagoe und dem Walsh River (Domtn, II. 1910). 
218. Cyanotis D. Don. 
957. C. simplicicaulis n. sp. 
Radice molli, fibrosa, elongata; caidcs graciles, stricte erecti, simplicissimi , subanguloso-striati, 
1 — 2 dm alti, glabri, ima basi stoloniferi, paucinodi, internodiis elongatis; jolia stricte erecta, longe acu- 
minata, basi subplana circa 3 mm vel minus lata, parte superiore subconvoluta, longa vel longissima (usque 
15 cm longa), glabra, in vaginam subscariosam, brevem sensim abeuntia; fios pro more unicus, vagina fohi 
supremi subinclusus, lateralis, foliis circa 2 abbreviatis vacuis superatus; flores conspicui; scpahi sub fructu 
lineari-spathulata, scariosa, carinata, abrupte acuminata, capsulam manifeste superantia, circa 7 mm longa ; 
petala tantum ima basi libera, dein in tubum gracilem cum sepalis fere aequilongum connata et rursus in 
hmbum coeiuleum, rotundum patentia; capsula acuta, circa 5 mm longa, chartacea, usque ad basin trilo- 
culicida; valvulae subrellexae, persistentes; semina breviter cylindrica, circa 2 mm longa, manifeste foveolata 
et embryostega circulari, depresso-conica, majuscula umbonata. 
Nord-Queensland: sumpfige Stellen in den Savannenwäldern bei Crooked Creek, zwischen 
Chillagoe und Walsh River (Domin, II. 1910). 
Species in sectionem Ocreäeforae (C. B. Clarke in DG. Suites Prodr. III. 244 [1881] »Ochreae- 
floi ■ae«) inserenda et inter C, axillarem Roem. u. Schult, et C. cucHllatam Kunth coUocanda, sed ob habitum, 
caules stoloniferos, simplicissimos , folia angusta, erecta, flores singulos, seminum formam et structuram 
distinctissima. 
219. Floscopa LouR. 
958. F. Scandens Lour. 
Lour. Fl. Cochincli. I. 193 (1790), C. ß. Clarke in DC. Suites Prodr. III. 265 (1881). F. v. Muei.l. First Census 122 
(1882) et See. Census 260 (1889) („Floriscopa"), Hook. f. Fl. Brit. Ind. VI. 390 (1892). 
Tradescantia paniculata Roxi!. PI. Coromand. II. t. 109 (1798). 
Aneüema hispidum D. DoN Prodr. 45 (1825). 
