The Picture of Australia Exhibiting New Holland Van Diemans Land And All Th
The Picture of Australia Exhibiting New Holland Van Diemans Land And All Th
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The timber tree, Oxleya xanthoocylon, which is closely allied to Flindersia, and differs from it chiefly in the arrange- ments of the seeds, is a tree of large size, reaching to one hundred feet, with a diameter of about four feet at the base, in the dense forests with which the banks of the Brisbane River are clothed. The timber, which when recently cut is of a yellow colour, is much esteemed at the settlement, both in ship and in house carpentry. The fruit tree is also a new genus {castanospe...rmum Australis), so called from the resemblance of its seeds to the kernels of the OF AtlStUALIA. 135 chesnut ; it is described as being an highly ornamental tree, and forming a delightful shade. It rises to about forty feet in height ; the qualities of the timber have not been specifically mentioned. The vege- table novelties, even in the single department of tim- ber trees, are however so numerous in this part of Australia, that a mere specimen must suffice.
The timber, on that part of the north-west coast which has been alluded to, is of less consequence, on account of its remoteness from any settlement, ex- cept the station on Melville Island, from which also it is at a considerable distance : the names, and a single quality of some of the leading species which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The timber tree, Oxleya xanthoocylon, which is closely allied to Flindersia, and differs from it chiefly in the arrange- ments of the seeds, is a tree of large size, reaching to one hundred feet, with a diameter of about four feet at the base, in the dense forests with which the banks of the Brisbane River are clothed. The timber, which when recently cut is of a yellow colour, is much esteemed at the settlement, both in ship and in house carpentry. The fruit tree is also a new genus {castanospe...rmum Australis), so called from the resemblance of its seeds to the kernels of the OF AtlStUALIA. 135 chesnut ; it is described as being an highly ornamental tree, and forming a delightful shade. It rises to about forty feet in height ; the qualities of the timber have not been specifically mentioned. The vege- table novelties, even in the single department of tim- ber trees, are however so numerous in this part of Australia, that a mere specimen must suffice.
The timber, on that part of the north-west coast which has been alluded to, is of less consequence, on account of its remoteness from any settlement, ex- cept the station on Melville Island, from which also it is at a considerable distance : the names, and a single quality of some of the leading species which Mr.
What to read after The Picture of Australia Exhibiting New Holland Van Diemans Land And All Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Mudie to read onlineMoreLess
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