It derives its popular name from the colourof the head. Goodeniaceae. 87: Ralph, taking a long draught of the quart-pot tea, pronouncedthat nothing was ever like it made in teapots, and Ethelthought it excellent, excepting that the tea-leaves weretroublesome. `Melbourne Argus,' April 30, p.
Thepopular pronunciation is Brim, and the fishes are alldifferent from the various fishes called Bream in thenorthern hemisphere.
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