In a volume published on the results of the intercolonial Exhibition of Victoria, an index was given of 950 trees ascertained to exist in Australia.1 During last year, discoveries, especially in Queensland, have furnished material for a short supplement to the lists, the species being either new or not formerly known to attain the height of trees. The letters following the scientific name indicate the name of the colonies in which the trees are found.
Melodorum Maccraei. Ql.
Pittosporum rubiginosum. Ql.
Eriostemon squameus. V., T.
Sterculia laurifolia. Ql.
Sloanea Woollsii, N. S. W.
Sloanea Macbrydei. Ql.
Gomphandra Australiana. Ql.
Beyera viscosa. T., V., N. S. W.
Oxylobium callistachys. W. A.
Pithecolobium Sutherlandi. Ql.
Quintinia Fawkneri. Ql.
Cuttsia viburnea. N. S. W.
Carnarvonia aralifolia. Ql.
Dryandra floribunda. W. A.
Myrsine achradifolia. Ql.
Bassia galactodendron. Ql.
Chrysophyllum pruniferum. Ql.
Chrysophyllum Myrsinodendron. Ql.
Alstonia villosa. Ql.
Alstonia excelsa.2 N. A.
Cerbera Odollam. N. A., Ql.
Casuarina Fraseriana. W. A.
Ferd. von Mueller
Melbourne Botanic Garden, April 24, 1868.
Alstonia excelsa
Alstonia villosa
Bassia galactodendron
Beyera viscosa
Carnarvonia aralifolia
Casuarina Fraseriana
Cerbera Odollam
Chrysophyllum Myrsindodendron
Chrysophyllum pruniferum
Cuttsia viburnea
Dryandra floribunda
Eriostemon squameus
Gomphandra Australiana
Melodorum Maccraei
Myrsine achradifolia
Oxylobium callistachys
Pithecolobium Sutherlandi
Pittosporum rubiginosum
Quintinia Fawkneri
Sloanea Macbrydei
Sloanea Woollsii
Sterculia laurifolia
Please cite as “FVM-68-04-24b,” in Correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, edited by R.W. Home, Thomas A. Darragh, A.M. Lucas, Sara Maroske, D.M. Sinkora†, J.H. Voigt† and Monika Wells accessed on