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Iron Range
Rain forest - high ground
Eucalyptus & Boronia
19153. Fern.
Mid & high border. Shag scandel. fertile leaves 2/1 m.
Shield leaves 25 cm.
37. Eucalyptus.
High eucalyptus. Leaves very thick afterg.
60. Moss.
Bridl. "
89. Eucalyptus.
...". Trunks smooth, shining, 6/10 cm. long.
97. Boronia.
Ph. red, yellow & purple.
19246. Eucalyptus.
Tob. Mti: Tha (80 m.). 6/30 cm. Leaves stiff, project below.
117. "
...". 9 cm. Brown thick, flatly.
51. Orch.
F. 10cm in base. Ph.-smooth sp. 3 red.
52. Myrtilium off. ridges
Mean ground on ridges. (West eucalyptus). Leaves 6/10 cm. long.
75. Buchanophyllum.
Trees in valley forest. Ph. for fern. Leaves 2/30 thick.
Herbaceous undergrowth, cont.
19193. Lepidium.
Trees in small groups on ridges. ±60 cm. Shattered bark.
19209. Vanguisptum ?
F. on banks of streams in ravines. Shield leaves 6/5.5 m. long.
10. Tharacostachyum ?
Encrusted in wet bottom " ±1m. Note blood - grey.
16. Fern.
O. on banks of a stream in a deep ravine . 80-100 cm.
34. Bryophyllum
Bank of a stream. ±1 m.
35. Trachythrium
20-35 cm. Ph. wh. Leaves project below.
80. Viscosichium
Thin forest, a ground flooded in wet season 80-150cm Large clumps.
85. Balanophora
Scattered colonies, leaf littered ground. Foliage growing? See label
88. Cyperus
O. in openings. 70-100 cm. Plants usually 1, erect.
90. Fern
F in open banks on ridges. 30-50 cm.
19319. Saur.
Song in springs. Terbend's leafs 2/4-80cm.
28. Balanophora.
Moreover. By shrubby tillers.
Vines
19247. Balanocera.
P. on hills. To 80 m. Ph. wavy.
53. Tecoma
Hills 150 m. (Mt. Thel). 20m. Ph. yellow, streaked & checkered.
79. "
Trunk fringing forest. 5? Ph. green. Ph? ?
91. Comb.
O. ±15 cm. [= # ?]. Ph. pinkish - wh.
Thorns
19204.
Decaying wood in ground.
5.
C. lower tree trunks
14.
Tarpelny rocks & logs in a moist ravine
Trunk tree trunks in R.P.
5-8.