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Dockerbi
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Tawanne forest & wet. Gahar flats
Trees:
18351. Mel. symphyocarpa. F. 6-10 m. x up to 75 cm. Yellow-orange; branches drooping.
66. Banksia integrifolia. F. up to 6 m. Very pale yellow fls.
18529. M. leuc. C. 7-10 m. Fls. pr.-wh. Bark of stem & main branches peeling,
other bark smooth, brownish.
76. M. leuc. var. O. with other forms. 5-6 m. Fls. red, very shrug. Few stiff
wicked branches. Whitish peeling bark.
77. Acacia. O. with Melaleuca or any sandy flats. 10 m. Fls. yellow. P.?
Myrtaceae? ?
18318. Boronia chrysochlamys. C. on moist sandy flats, etc. Branches low 6-8 m. Fls. golden
yellow. Just beginning (flower) in mid-May.
Other plants:
18349. Fim bristly. C. 40-50 cm.
352. Bentlia. A. up to 80 cm. Drooping habit.
354. Xerolos. 30-40 cm.
Leaves used for baskets:
53. Hypis. Sc. 70-90 cm. Yellow, coarsely fls.
57. Tichnia. Linc. 35 cm. Erect. Muted pale fr.
58. Tichnia. A. 40 cm. Drooping habit. Pub. wb.
59. Tph. C. 50 cm. Plain (fls.) gr., weak & drooping
60. Tph. 193 Grop. 20-25 cm.
61. Tommel. C. 20-80 cm. Pale purple fls.
62. Tph. O. Meek, sprawling.
63. Tph. 19. 40 cm. Meek, sprawling
64. Bram. 19. Upright small clumps ± 1 m.
18517. Utricularia. Sc. in the ground cover of grasses & sedges 3-3.5 m. Fls. cal., minute.
19. Utricularia. C. to Sc. 3-6 cm. Fls. wb.
20. Utricularia. To. or grouped. 12-20 cm. Fls. wb.
21. C. 6-7 cm. herb. Fls. salmon pink without, faintly within.
22. Utricularia. Rare. 10-18 cm. Fls. yellow within, 2nd without.
23. Utricularia. Upward. 5 cm. Fls. yellow
24. C. 6-20 cm. Fls. pink. Leaves fleshy.
25. Tommel. C. up to 25 cm. Fls. wb.
26. Bronza. Sc. 5-15 cm. Fls. wb.
28. Joseph. Sprej. on wet sand. 6-15 cm. Fls. dark purple. Fls. fleshy.
39. Tph. C. 60-80 cm. Trunks, usually 70-100 cm.
34. Tph. P. 30-50 cm.
35. Tph. P. 50-60 cm
36. Bram. C. 80-100 cm.