The only important exports, however, are cajeput oil, a sudorific distilled from the leaves of the Melaleuca Cajuputi or white-wood tree; and timber.
The Melaleuca gum was very frequent in the stringy-bark forest: the Cypress-pine formed either small thickets or occurred scattered.
Hughs's Creek, we first met with the drooping tea-tree (Melaleuca Leucodendron?
The poplar-gum, the bloodwood, the melaleuca of Mt.
Melaleuca and the Cypress pine were either scattered, or formed small patches of forest.
A new species of Melaleuca and also of Boronia were found, when entering upon the sandstone formation.
The sandy slopes around the swamps were covered with Banksia, the Melaleuca gum, and Pandanus, and a rich profusion of grasses and low sedges surrounded the deep pools of spring water.
Grevillea, Cerotaphylla, and Mimosoides, a Melaleuca with broad lanceolate leaves, Spathodea and a Balfouria, R.
Here we again observed the gum-tree with orange blossoms and large ribbed seed-vessels, which we found at the upper Lynd, and had called Melaleuca gum.
Persoonia, with linear leaves, the stringy-bark, and a species of Melaleuca along the creek.
I found Verticordia, a good sized tree, and a Melaleuca with clustered orange blossoms and smooth bark, which I mentioned as growing on the supposed Nassau.
From the dried leaves of the Melaleuca Cajeputi (Melaleuca minor, B.
It was still sandy and full of the graceful weeping melaleuca in the bed, where traces of alligators were observed.
Oil of cajeput, is prepared in the Moluccas, by distilling the dry leaves of the melaleuca leucadendron.
It is a proprietary said to come from France, and to be prepared from a species of cajuput (Melaleuca viridiflora, Gaertn.
Neither the Melaleuca nor the Grevillea grew more than twenty feet high.
The leaf of the Melaleuca minor yields, by distillation, the volatile oil of cajeputi, well known as a powerful sudorific, and a useful external application in chronic rheumatism.
At a mile it received a large tributary from the east of north, and the bed seems sandy; melaleuca and gum-trees in it; also the bean-tree.
The trees in this creek are melaleuca and gum, with some others.
Entering a wide valley, crossed two small watercourses, the second of which was running apparently from springs, as several clumps of the melaleuca grew on the slope of the sandstone hills from which they came.
The country continues to be of a bad description, and covered with scrub, though of a more open nature than before, the soil more gravelly, melaleuca less frequent, and eucalypti and triodia more abundant.
In addition to the flooded-gum which grows here abundantly, we observed in the bed of the river a melaleuca of large size, like a paper-bark tree, but having broad leaves resembling the eucalyptus.
The country passed over was of a very poor character, stiff clay flats, with melaleuca scrub in the valley, while low but steep ridges of sandstone rose to the east, and were timbered with stringybark and bloodwood, etc.
Palm Island, which is only a bank of shingle with a few pandanus and melaleuca trees growing on it without a single palm-tree of any kind.
Clumps of melaleuca occurred at intervals, and at a distance appeared like low hills.
The country generally was more open, with grassy box-flats; melaleuca scrubs less frequent.
The blossoms of the melaleuca come in superabundance, pale yellow spikes, odorous to excess.
Holding a frame of comb to the light, you see the clear gold of the bloodwood and the tawny tints of the melaleuca as erratically defined as geographical distinctions in a tinted map.
He is sober then, quite parsonified in demeanour; his speech "all in the set phrase of peace," and would be scandalised by the mere mention of melaleuca nectar.
Purtaboi, the first and the nearest of the satellites, lies three-quarters of a mile from the middle of the sweep of Brammo Bay--always in view through the tracery of the melaleuca trees.
Chemists say that insects imprisoned in an atmosphere of melaleuca oil become intoxicated.
Always an impertinent, interfering rascal, the spangled drongo, under the exhilarating influence of melaleuca nectar, degenerates into a blusterer.
When the melaleuca blossoms, bees seem to work with quite feverish haste; but the honey gained is dark in colour and has a certain pungent, almost acid, flavour.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "melaleuca" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
