Observations of a Naturalist in the Pacific Between 1896 and 1899, Volume 2 Plant-Dispersal
CHAPTER XVI
THE RELATION BETWEEN LITTORAL AND INLAND PLANTS (_continued_)
The Fijian difficulty.—Inland species of a genus possessing fruits not known to have any means of dispersal through agencies now at work in the Pacific.—Pandanus.—Its remarkable distribution in oceanic groups.—To be attributed perhaps to extinct Columbæ or extinct Struthious birds.—Barringtonia.—Guettarda.—Eugenia.—Drymispermum.—Acacia laurifolia.—Conclusions to be drawn from the discussion.—Summary of Chapters XIV., XV., XVI.
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