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CYTISUS BIFLORUS. 26798. A legume with a prostrate woody stem 
four to twelve inches long; indigenous to Southern Russia and 
Siberia. 
EUCALYPTUS LEUCOXYLON. 26256. The Ironbark tree of Victoria, 
some parts of Southern Australia and New South Wales. It 
attains a height of 100 feet and supplies a most valuable 
timber. The wood is very strong, bearing nearly twice the 
strain of the American oak and ash, and excels hickory by 
about 18$. It resists decay well and therefore is well 
adapted for railway ties and mining timber. The bark yields 
22$ tannin and the dried leaves 9$ to 10$. The flowers are 
rich in honey. 
FEDIA SCABIOSAEFOLIA. 26431. An ornamental, herbaceous per- 
ennial, indigenous to Japan and China. 
FURCRAEA BEDINGROUSII . 26186. 
GREWIA CANA. 27519. 
INULA HELENIUM. 26451. A perennial ornamental herb, native to 
Central and Southern Europe and Central Asia. The root is 
used for medicinal purposes. 
IPOMOEA SINUATA. 26411. A white-flowered, perennial, orna- 
mental morning-glory, indigenous to Mexico; cultivated for 
its flowers and handsome foliage. 
JUNIPERUS PACHYPHLAEA. 27497. A tree indigenous to the arid 
mountain slopes in the Southwest, usually on elevations be- 
tween 4,000 to 6,000 feet. It attains a height of 60 feet. 
LOBELIA INFLATA. 26452. 
MONAKDA FISTULOSA. 26454. An ornamental herb, indigenous to 
the United States. 
NEPETA CATARIA. 26446. An aromatic herb of medicinal value, 
used as a condiment in France; a good bee plant, indigenous 
to Europe and Western Asia. 
OLEA EUROPEA. 27027. An olive introduced from the Amanus 
Mountains, Turkey, where it grows in a semi-arid region. 
PANICUM SP. 26267. A grass indigenous to South Africa. It 
is considered one of the best grasses in Orange River Colony. 
