sundaica, C. Leichhardt, `Overland Expedition,' p. See alsoGoose-teal. The word isalso used as a noun, in its ordinary English senses of (1) alotion for washing sheep; (2) the w

suarinas to that of oaks, notwithstanding theextreme difference of the foliage and fruit; unless, asDr. or are extremely rare, such as . Many species of this genus go under the general name ofBent-grass. scientific name for a genus ofreptiles containing a Lizard peculiar to New Zealand, the onlyliving representative of the order Rhynchocephalinae.