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In his “ Second Census ” Mueller records this species from South Australia, 
but, under E. vitrea, Part YI, p. 167, of my “ Critical Revision of the genus 
Eucalyptus,” I have shown that this is founded on a misapprehension. E. Sieheriana 
should he struck out of the flora of that State until additional evidence is forth¬ 
coming. 
“Mountain Ash (E. Sieheriana) grows on most of the mountain slopes east 
of Mudgee. It is not very plentiful. Trees up to 4 feet in girth (?) and about 
70 feet high.” (F. R. Marriott.) 
EXPLANATION OF PLATE 128. 
A. Juvenile leaves. 
b. Flowering twig. 
c. Flower buds. 
d. Back and front views of anthers. 
e. Fruits. 
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS. 
(a) and ( b ). Two trees at Mosman, Port Jackson.—(R. H. Cambage, photo.) 
In (a) we have two trees; the large tree shows the characteristic furrowed bark. 
In ( b) we have an enlargement of the small tree pictured in ( a ). In (6) it shows the characteristic 
smooth branches, 
