Collected at Mimosa about 50 miles N.N.W. of Wagga Wagga, 1 chiefly from Ironbark ridges & the rest from open forest.2
1. |
Aster |
2. |
Grevillea ? parviflora! (Local name "pin-bush") |
3. |
Stylidium Graminifolium ?! |
4. |
Chenopodium microphyllum FvM |
5. |
Myoporum debile RBr |
6. |
Aster microphyllum Vent (Sifting bush) |
7. |
Halgania cyanea (Lindley)3 |
8 4 . |
Grevillea ?Floribunda! & 9 |
9. |
Grevillea floribunda RBr5 |
10. |
Diuris maculata Sm purple |
11. |
Cryptandra |
12. |
Stipa semibarbata RBr (a large coarse apparently useless grass) |
13. |
Danthonia penicillata FvM. |
14. |
Goodenia hederacea Sm. |
15. |
Goodenia hederacea Sm (var) unless the fruit be different |
16. |
Cheiranthera linearis Cunn. |
17. |
Helichrysum lucidum, Henkel6 |
18. |
Helipterum ineanum D.C. var auriceps. |
19. |
Helichrysum semipapposum D.C. |
20. |
Helichrysum obcordatum D.C. |
21. |
Marianthus procumbens Bth |
22. |
Phyllanthus thymoides, Sieber |
23. |
Styphelia rufa, FvM |
24. |
Dillwynia ?Floribunda ! 7 |
25. |
Isotoma axillaris Lindley |
26. |
Calythrix 8 tetragona Labill |
27. |
Pomax umbellata, Solander |
28. |
Brachyloma daphnoides Benth. |
29. |
Dodonaea truncatiales FvM |
30. |
Dodonaea cuneata, Rudgr |
31. |
Phyll. thymoides ?same as 22. |
32. |
Lobelia Simplicicaulis9 ! |
33. |
Ajuga australis RBr |
34 |
Cassia eremophila, AC |
34A |
Daviesia ?Corymbosa10 ! var mimosoides |
35. |
Pimelea curviflora, RBr |
36. |
Melaleuca (imperfect) |
37. |
Acacia armata, RBr |
38. |
Acacia hakeoides, A.Cunn |
39. |
Acacia verniciflua ?same as 41.11 |
40. |
Acacia No flowers, no fruit12 |
41. |
Acacia verniciflua, A.Cunn |
42. |
Acacia vomeriformis AC (low shrub, generally interwoven with Cassytha) |
43. |
Acacia Baileyi,13 F.v.M (very ornamental tree) |
44. |
Acacia farinosa Lindley |
45. |
Acacia (no flower, no fruit) (local name "Currawang" large tree) |
46. |
Acacia montana Bentham |
47. |
Haloragis elata A. Cunn. |
48. |
Xerotes Brownii, FvM |
49. |
?Marianthus procumbens14 ! |
50. |
Styphelia (Leucopogon)15 Collected at Tumut 60 miles East of Wagga 16 At what price would a piece of wood of some of these be obtained the size of an octavo-book? |
51. |
Pultenaea |
52. |
Dillwynia floribunda, Sm |
53. |
Gompholobium |
54. |
Brachyloma daphnoides Benth |
55. |
Anagallis arvensis, L. |
56. |
Scutellaria humilis RBr |
57. |
Hibbertia (fruit required) |
58. |
Utricularia dichotoma, Labill |
59. |
Arthropodium (Dichopogon) ? Strictum ! var. |
60. |
Grevillea ramosissima, Meissner. Will ripe fruit be accessible to you hereafter? Cootamundra 17 |
61. |
? Indegofera Australis! large var |
62. |
Acacia verniciflua Cunn flower heads 3 or 4 separate in axils, two 2 nerved |
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Wagga |
63. |
Legum: wiry stems, Fitz's paddock Templetonia Muelleri, Bentham |
64. |
Viola Betonicaefolia — 18 fairly common |
65. |
Diuris ?Maculata — with short tails but root very spotted To be critically compared here at leisure. |
66. |
[Gobbadombalis] Sand ridge Euphrasia Brownii, FvM |
67. |
Eriostemon myoporoides D.C. small form (E. intermedius Hooker) Malebo Hill 19 |
68. |
?Swainsonia fruit required [Gobbadombalis] Sand ridge |
69. |
Malvaceous plant, orange flowers, 3 f[…] bractioles Modiola multifida, Moench |
70. |
Hard headed common Wagga clover.20 |
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Please cite as “FVM-88-00-00i,” 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 27 April 2024, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/vonmueller/letters/88-00-00i