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ICOSAND. MONOG. 1003. Eucalyptus. 799 
Arborefceht: peduncles folitary, about 3-flowered: leaves 
ovate, acute, convex, veinlefs, rigid. 
Jamaica, prodf . 80. F/. ind, o<c* 2. 93 ^* 
1003. EUCALYPTUS. Ca/^'x fuperior, permanent, 
truncate; covered, before flowering, with an en- 
tire deciduous lid or veil: caffiile 4-celled, open- 
ing at top, many-leeded. 
A. Lid or veil conic. 
Lid conic, conftriiled in the middle, btoader than the ca- 
lyx: umbels lateral and terminal: leaves ovate. ■ 
New Holland. Smith Ne<w Hall. ^• 39 ' 3 * 
Lid conic, the fize of the calyx: umbels lateral: leaves 
ovate, thickened at the margin. 
New Holland. Smit'j ^ranf, Linn. foe. 6. f. jozj 
Lid conic, conflrifted in the middle, as long as the calyx; 
umbels lateral: fruit globular: leaves linear-lanceolate. 
New Holland. SmithTranJ. Linn. foe. 3. f. 284, 
Lid conic, round, quite fmooth, membranaceous, broader 
and thrice as long as the calyx: umbels lateral, folitary. 
New Holland. Smith Linn. ‘IranJ. 3. f. 2.34. NenuHoU f. 41. 
Lid conix, round, coriaceous, twice as long as the calyx; 
umbels lateral, folitary. 
New Holland. White's Voyage, p. 231. tab. 
Lid conic, round, flightly curved, many times longer than 
the calyx: heads lateral, folitary : leaves linear-lan- 
ceolate. 
New Holland. PereufeVoy.\.p.\<fl.t.zO. 
Lid conic, rather obtufe, and angular calyx fomewhat 2- 
edged; heads lateral; folitary: fruit globular: leaves 
ovate-lanceolate. 
New Holland. White's Voyage, p. 226, tab, f. a. 
Lid conic, obtufe, not longer than the calyx: flowers late- 
ral, folitary: leaves lanceolate, tapering to the topf 
fruit globular. 
New Holland. Perotfe Voy, ^•' 3 *’ 
Lid conic, acute, and angular calyx fomewhat z-edgedi 
heads lateral, folitary : fruit turbinate: leaves linear- 
lanceolate. . 
New Holland. Smith Tranf. Linn fed 3. p. 285. 
B. Lid hemifpher.ricat. 
Lid hemifphterical, nearly without point: heads kteral, fo- 
litary : peduncies wedge-lhaped, comprefled. fruit 
turbinate. , 
New Holland. Smith Pranf. Linn. foe. p,z^S, ama.s 
