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Eucalyptus (Table specimens)

I ought to examine bloom-removal by Heat & injury to

A unprotected leaves— on vertical leaves (A) which are well protected by bloom.—

(B) And vertical or sub-vertical (is there any difference in this respect) which are easily wetted

(C) Nearly horizontal leaves well protected by bloom (nor 10.), E. cordata,

(D) a nearly horizontal, which is wetted

[line] one or 2 of 4 following groups

(A) E. rostrata, or (no. 3 sp. unnamed) or E. fulcata stricta, or (E. no 9.)

(B) (no. 1) ✔ E. obliqua, or E. eudesmioides, or E. essimiflora, or (no. 18.)

(C) E. cordata, or (nor 10)

(D) E. ✔ goniocalyx (this particularly valuable)

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Eucalyptus

All Eucalypts

Eucalyptus? (1) trace of bloom I think (& injury by ether) but upper wetted surface & even lower surface wetted by water of 55° very considerably edges of leaf sub-vertical

─ (2) an undoubted Eucalyptus with fine bloom on upper & lower surface — quite removed by ether & thoroughly by 1m of water 79°- to 78°, both surfaces edges of leaf vertical

3 excellent bloom on both surface judging by cold water edges of leaves sub-vertical

4 narrow foliate leaves— shook for 30s in cold water at 56° bloom not affected,— shook in w. at 79° for 30s. & bloom removed off both sides.— good edges of leaf quite vertical.