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flowers greenish white); The Crater, Hugh Nelson Range, ca. 
11 miles S of Atherton, in rain-forest, alt. 3,150 ft., 23rd August, 
1948, L, S. Smith 3829 (sterile) (a trailing vine). 
In addition a dead piece of the plant bearing male flowers 
was noticed by me during September, 1950 amongst fallen debris 
in rain-forest at an altitude of about 2,400 ft. adjacent to Koolmoon 
Creek, about 11 miles SSE. of Ravenshoe. The vine from which 
the piece had fallen was clearly seen to attain about 90 ft. in 
height, branching out and bearing leaves in the crown of the 
tree up which it had scrambled. This locality is in the North 
Kennedy District and extends the range of the species to approxi- 
mately 60 miles south of Mt. Edith. 
Henslowia queenslandiae L. S. Smith — a. portion of branchlet 
bearing male flowers; b, male flower-bud; c, side, front and back 
views of stamen before dehiscence; d, longitudinal section of 
partially opened male flower; e, stamen after dehiscence; f, por- 
tion of branchlet bearing female flowers; g. female flower-bud 
and peduncle; h, transverse section of female flower through 
ovary; i, longitudinal section of female flower. 
