Austral English / A dictionary of Australasian words, phrases and usages with those aboriginal-Australian and Maori words which have become incorporated in the language, and the commoner scientific words that have had their origin in Australasia - Edward Ellis Morris

Bastard Blue G.—
E. leucoxylon, F. v. M. (South Australia).

Bastard White G.—
E. gunnii, Hook. (South Australia);
E. radiata (Tasmania).

Black G.—
E. stellulata, Sieb.

Black-butted G.—
E. pillularis, Smith (Victoria);
E. regnans, F. v. M. (New South Wales).
See Blackbutt.

Blue G. [see also Blue-Gum] E. botryoides, Smith (New South Wales); E. diversicolor, F. v. M. [Karri]; E. globulus, Labill.; E. goniocalyx, F. v. M.; E. leucoxylon, F. v. M. (South Australia) [Ironbark]; E. saligna, Smith; E. tereticornis, Smith; E. viminalis, Labill. (West New South Wales).

Botany Bay G,—
E. resinifera, Smith.

Brittle G.—
E. haemastonza, Smith;
E. micrantha, Smith.

Brown G.—
E. robusta, Smith.

Cabbage G.—
E. sieberiana, F. v. M. (Braidwood, New South Wales).

Cider G.—
E. gunnii, Hook. (Tasmania).