The correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller: 6/12/82. ¶ ¶ Your letter of 29. Nov ¶ just reached me, dear Professor, and I feel sure, that your journey will have given many interesting results as well botanical as geological. ¶ ¶ In revising t...

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Atriplex crystallinum
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Preferred Citation:

Ferdinand von Mueller to Ralph Tate, 1882-12-06. R.W. Home, Thomas A. Darragh, A.M. Lucas, Sara Maroske, D.M. Sinkora, J.H. Voigt and Monika Wells (eds), Correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller, <https://vmcp.rbg.vic.gov.au/id//letters/1880-9/1882/82-12-06-final.odt>, accessed May 7, 2026

6/12/82.

Your letter of 29. Nov

Letter not found.

just reached me, dear Professor, and I feel sure, that your journey will have given many interesting results as well botanical as geological.

Tate and J. Ednie Brown travelled to the south-east of SA, arriving at Mt Gambier on 13 November 1882 (Border watch, 18 November 1882, p. 2).

In revising the supplemental

See B82.12.03, pp. 12-18.

I find new for S. Austr ,

MS annotation interlined by Tate: '[Moquin] v. 155'.

Yorke's peninsula (Tepper), Eucla (Richards) Youldeh & Ouldabinna (Tietkens & Young[)]. It is well marked by its calyx

Murray River

MS annotation interlined by Tate: 'already recorded'.

The B. lanicuspis extends to Eyre's Creek (Kayser).

MS annotation by Tate: ' recorded '.

In the new number of the fragmenta, which will yet appear this month, I have given a long additional account of & have stated fully the reasons, why the older genus Bassia of Allioni should be substituted for that of .

B82.12.03, pp. 13-14.

Regardfully

your

Ferd. von Mueller.

Should like much to see the . Surely might be found near the E. boundaries on the coast-sand, close to high-water mark!

The spec Census

B83.03.04.

as far as is in the printers hands, so I have only to do yet the ferns, the addenda & preface.