Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants, both indigenous and naturalisedTo which are added, where known, the aboriginal and other vernacular names; with numerous illustrations, and copious notes on the properties, features, &c., of the plants . ical faculty. Broadbentiana, Bail. australasica, F. v. M.—The resin exuded by this tree largelyused as a cement by the Tully River natives, by whom itis known as Ngobi. pubescens, Bail.—Fruit fleshy, of an agreeable acid. (Fig. 59.) Evodia, Forst. micrococca, F. v. M.—Wood close in grain, tough, light-yellow. accedens. Blume = E. Elleryana, F. v. M


Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants, both indigenous and naturalisedTo which are added, where known, the aboriginal and other vernacular names; with numerous illustrations, and copious notes on the properties, features, &c., of the plants . ical faculty. Broadbentiana, Bail. australasica, F. v. M.—The resin exuded by this tree largelyused as a cement by the Tully River natives, by whom itis known as Ngobi. pubescens, Bail.—Fruit fleshy, of an agreeable acid. (Fig. 59.) Evodia, Forst. micrococca, F. v. M.—Wood close in grain, tough, light-yellow. accedens. Blume = E. Elleryana, F. v. M.— Boogoobi ofHerberton and Arral of Dunk Island natives. Woodsomewhat resembles that of the European Lime-tree(Tiliccmopcca). littoralis, Endl. vitiflora, F. v. M. xanthoxyloides, F. v. M.—Wood hard, yellowish. alata, F. v. M. Bonwickii, F. v. M. Fareana, F. v. M. haplophylla, F. v. M. Melicosma, Hook f. (Included by F. v. M. in Evodia.) Cunninghamii, Hook. f. = Acronychia Cunninghamii, Flook. —Bone-wood or Pink-heart; wood a light-yellow, usefulfor cabinet-work. Brombya, F. v. M. platynema, (Fig. 60.) Pagetia, F. v. M. medicinalis, F. v. M.—Used medicinally by the natives,monostylis, Bail. (Fig. 61.) XXIX. 59. Melicope pubescens, Bail. XXIX.—RUTACE^. 79


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