Excerpt from Honey Flora of Victoria
This publication originated in a number of articles which were published in The Journal of Agriculture between October, 1914, and February, 1918, to supply authentic information in plain language concerning the native flora of Victoria, particularly from the honey-producer's point of view.
It is to be looked upon as the frame-work of a structure lacking much of the material necessary for its completion, and this issue is published principally with the object of getting into touch with additional sources of information, as well as to check that so far collected and published herewith.
Much of the matter as originally published in The Journal of Agriculture has been extensively revised as the result of additional data obtained since, but more is still incomplete, and the author cordially invites the co-operation of those able to assist in making this bulletin as complete and correct as possible.
A considerable number of native plants of apicultural and other economic value still remain to be dealt with, as also many introduced species, some of which are of great importance. Such information will be included in a future issue.
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