Transactions and proceedings and report of the Philosophical Society of Adelaide, South Australia . 67 A Census of the Indigenous FloweringPlants and Vascular Cryptogams ofExtra-Tropical South Australia. By Professor Ralph Tate, , , &c. [Read October 2, 1S89]. Plate V. Since the publication of a Census of the Native Plants ofSouth Australia, in the volume of these Transactions for 1880,much activity has been shown in botanical research—greatly ex-tending our knowledge of the species and their distribution, thatit is deemed desirable to submit a Revised List. To give some idea of th
Transactions and proceedings and report of the Philosophical Society of Adelaide, South Australia . 67 A Census of the Indigenous FloweringPlants and Vascular Cryptogams ofExtra-Tropical South Australia. By Professor Ralph Tate, , , &c. [Read October 2, 1S89]. Plate V. Since the publication of a Census of the Native Plants ofSouth Australia, in the volume of these Transactions for 1880,much activity has been shown in botanical research—greatly ex-tending our knowledge of the species and their distribution, thatit is deemed desirable to submit a Revised List. To give some idea of the distribution of the constituents ofthe flora of extra-tropical South Australia, this part of theprovince is divided into the following regions and districts, asindicated on the accompanying map. I. The Eremian Region. This is limited by the rainfall-line of about ten inches, whichdividing line on the south closely approximates to Goydersrainfall-line —demarking the northern limit of successful wheat-cultivation. It comprises the salt-bush country of the pas-toral ist. About one-sixth
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