Australian Tea Trees of Economic Value - Part II. [Technological Museum, Harris Street, Sydney - Technical Education Branch, Bulletin No. 14]

Penfold, A. R. & F. R. Morrison

Published by Alfred James Kent, Government Printer, Sydney, 1936

About this Item

Fading and some foxing and marks to wrappers. Staples rusted.; 18, [2 (blank)] pages + 1 colour plate. 3 other illustrations within the pagination. Green printed wrappers. Page dimensions: 246 x 149mm. "Attention has been directed to the intrinsic merits of the essential oil of a lemon scented Tea Tree called Leptospermum citratum in several publications issued by the Sydney Technological Museum [. . .]" - from the Preface. "Leptospermum citratum is a very attractive lemon scented Tea Tree found growing sparsely at Copmanhust, New South Wales, and at Springbrook and Palmwood, Queensland. The leaves and terminal branchlets yield a very pleasant and valuable essential oil possessing a strong pleasant lemon odour, modified with that of citronellal." - page 5.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Australian Tea Trees of Economic Value - Part II. [Technological Museum, Harris Street, Sydney - Technical Education Branch, Bulletin No. 14]
• Publisher: Alfred James Kent, Government Printer, Sydney
• Publication Date: 1936
• Binding: Softcover
• Edition: First Edition.
• Condition: Good+
• Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket As Issued