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126 . Helichrysum ferrugineum, Lessing-. 
( Ozothamnus ferrugineus , R. Brozvn.) 
Na tural Order — Composites . 
Common in the southern and middle districts of the colony. 
More a shrub than a tree. 
127 . Heterodendron oleifolium, Desfontaines. 
Natural Order — Sapindacece. 
Mallee scrub on the Rivers Murray, Wimmera, and Avoca. A 
tall shrub. Specific gravity of wood, 0*858 ; or weight of a cubic 
foot, 53 lbs. Timber hard and heavy; used for rollers and 
rolling-pins. 
128 . Howitta trilocularis, F v. Mueller. 
Natural Order — Malvaceae. 
On bushy declivities of the Victoria Ranges at Mount Arapiles ; 
on shrubby ranges around Lake King ; in coast ravines towards 
Cape Howe ; on the banks of the Lower Genoa River. An erect, 
flexible shrub, attaining under favourable conditions the height of 
fully 20 feet. 
129 . Hymenanthera Banksii, F. v. Mueller. 
Natural Order — Violarince. 
Not rare in the southern and south-eastern parts of the colony 
from the marshy lowlands to the highest summits of the Australian 
Alps. A stout shrub, many feet high, except in alpine localities. 
The wood is of a bright yellow colour and exceedingly hard. 
130 . Kunzea corifolia, Reichenback. 
Natural Order — Myrtacece. 
Wilson’s Promontory, Genoa River, Glenny Island. A tall 
shrub. 
