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 . nnin, air-dried (Staiger) ; per cent. (Brunnich).(Fig. 149.) Ceriops, Am. Candolleana, Am.—Grey Mangrove. Larchanama of Batavia River natives. In samples of the bark from different localities, Mr. Brunnich found the yield of tannin to be , , and Per cent. (Fig. 150.) Bruguiera, Lain. Rheedii, Blume.—Red or Orange Mangrove. Kow
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 . nnin, air-dried (Staiger) ; per cent. (Brunnich).(Fig. 149.) Ceriops, Am. Candolleana, Am.—Grey Mangrove. Larchanama of Batavia River natives. In samples of the bark from different localities, Mr. Brunnich found the yield of tannin to be , , and Per cent. (Fig. 150.) Bruguiera, Lain. Rheedii, Blume.—Red or Orange Mangrove. Kowinka ofStradbroke Island, Biree of Bundaberg, Bambir ofCooktown, and Tcherda of Batavia River bark has been found to contain from 18 to 19 percent, of tannin (Staiger) ; per cent. (Brunnich). gymnorhiza. Lain.—The bark is said to contain 13 to 17 percent, of tannin. caryophylloides, Blume. parviflora, W. et Am.—Red Mangrove. Air. Brunnich foundthe bark to yield per cent, of tannin. (Fig. 151.) Tribe II.—, Roxb. integerrima, DC.— Mel-joor-ang and Bokor of Cook-town and Bil-be-a of Musgrave natives. Samples ofthe bark examined in India afforded only per tannin. XLV. SAXIFRAGES. Wk 139 bis. Weinmannia lachnocarpa, ter. W. lachnocarpa, var. parvifolia, Bail. XLVI. CRASSULACEiE.—XLVII. DROSERACErE. 177
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