Contributions to the phytography of Tasmania (IV)

Abstract

The majority of the notes, offered now to the Royal Society of Tasmania, were written more than a year ago, being the result of various researches on Tasmanian plants since I had the honour of submitting the third contribution; but this offering was delayed, because it was my wish to follow up some field-work, which I instituted in Midsummer of last year, while travelling, accompanied by Mr. S. B. Emmett and his son, from Circular Head to the Arthur River, chiefly, with a view of making some special comparisons between the vegetation of North-west Tasmania and that of the opposite coast of the colony of Victoria.