The Victorian naturalist . rco r distribution PRL bCN T ILIGHT III December, 1968 355 Fig fe Vegetation on the; west side of the cavc POL^PHLE Blun ADULT rilTTENMflHVMEN OPHYLLUMPR OTt-trtULUS GRtfcN ALGA /ET PATCHES LENGTH OF Cf\ E H Vegerj t ion on thf trtsr siw or r* cave. X Z. ST Pol t pml £6/ uff adult rurrewiA PKOTH^LLUS LEMBOPmyllUI 8 Rt Li TELIA Z fGODCW ST»CTA GRFEN rtLCA Ck(7bT05ELICHTNS LENCTH OF O^v^ (fskt-J 356 Vict. Nat.—Vol. 85 Along Seninis Track Travelling north on the Moe-Wal-halla Road, the Tyers River iscrossed, and the road begins to the end of the
The Victorian naturalist . rco r distribution PRL bCN T ILIGHT III December, 1968 355 Fig fe Vegetation on the; west side of the cavc POL^PHLE Blun ADULT rilTTENMflHVMEN OPHYLLUMPR OTt-trtULUS GRtfcN ALGA /ET PATCHES LENGTH OF Cf\ E H Vegerj t ion on thf trtsr siw or r* cave. X Z. ST Pol t pml £6/ uff adult rurrewiA PKOTH^LLUS LEMBOPmyllUI 8 Rt Li TELIA Z fGODCW ST»CTA GRFEN rtLCA Ck(7bT05ELICHTNS LENCTH OF O^v^ (fskt-J 356 Vict. Nat.—Vol. 85 Along Seninis Track Travelling north on the Moe-Wal-halla Road, the Tyers River iscrossed, and the road begins to the end of the grade at abouttwo miles from the Tyers, a smallsignpost on the left marks the be-ginning of Seninis Track. The roaddescends steeply through forest coun-try, crosses the Tyers River, and thencontinues on to join the Tanjil BrenForest Road. Knowing that the area had beenburnt twelve months ago, Mr. JimPeterson and I, both members of theLatrobe Valley Field Naturalists Club,decided that we should examine thearea. We spent most of Saturday 19thOctober there. Our first discovery was the TuftedLily (Sowerbaea junca). Hitherto wehad known of small patches of thisplant in the district; one of which wason the eastern side of the Moe-Wal-halla Road, about four miles from theprese
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