Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants, both indigenous and naturalised To 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 . 2 N 555. Pandanus monticola, F. v. M. (A) Portion of leaf, (B) fruit, (C) drupe; all nat. size. 578 CXLV. 556. Typhonium angustilobum, CXLVI. LEMNACE^E. 579 Tribe —Pythonie^e. Amorphophallus, Bl. galbra, Bail.— Bandilin of Cooktown natives. Galbra,native name of plant at Cairns, Jambolla of the in-florescence,angustilobum, Ba


Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants, both indigenous and naturalised To 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 . 2 N 555. Pandanus monticola, F. v. M. (A) Portion of leaf, (B) fruit, (C) drupe; all nat. size. 578 CXLV. 556. Typhonium angustilobum, CXLVI. LEMNACE^E. 579 Tribe —Pythonie^e. Amorphophallus, Bl. galbra, Bail.— Bandilin of Cooktown natives. Galbra,native name of plant at Cairns, Jambolla of the in-florescence,angustilobum, Bail.— Pun-ti-li of Annan River natives. Tribe III.—Colocasie^, Schott. antiquorum, Schott.—Taro or Tara. Pen of Middle More-head River and Panar of Cooktown natives. Theacrid juice of the petioles of several forms of this speciesis a common domestic remedy, on account of its stypticand astringent properties. The petiole is slightly roastedand the juice expressed. I have seen purulent dischargesfrom the ears in children stopped by a single application(Dymock). In Queensland, old running sores have beencured by the simple application of the fresh , Schott. macrorrhiza, Schott. — Cunjevoi. Dhoo-ee of BurnettRiver, Mur-gan of Mount Cook, and Koom-bi ofTully and Atherton brisbanensis, Bail. Tribe IV.—


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