covered by Colonel Paterson on the banks of the Hawkes- 
bury river; and first cultivated in this country by the late 
Mr. Charles’ Greville, in the conservatory of his botanic- 
garden at Paddington, in 1803. We have learned nothing 
in relation to its culture, or the modes of increasing it. 
The drawing was made from a branch obtained for us by 
Messrs. Lee and Kennedy, of Hammersmith, in March last, 
a The inner and outer calyx: and a magnified detached stellately bristled 
tubercle of the pubescence which incrusts the outside of the inner calyx. 
6 The stamineous tube, containing the pistil. c One of the branching 
caudate segments that form the mouth of the stamineous tube, with two ad- 
hering anthers: magnified. d The style and stigmas, withdrawn from the 
stamineous tube. 
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