Flemming, `Journal of the Exploration of C. Of the genus Eleotris, Guenther says that as regardsform they repeat almost all the modifications observed amongthe Gobies, from which they differ only in having the ventralfins non-coalescent. ); called also the New Zealand Oak, from theresemblance of its leaves to those of an oak. Potts, `New Zealand Country Journal,' p.
157: The karaka fruit is about the size of an acorn. populifolia, Hook. The latter is called theSwamp-Daisy-Tree. --Old Impressions.
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