Botanical notebook

Desmodium Sp. Series D. adharrivum " adscindens " affine " alamani " ambiguum Planatar " amplifolium complex Bracteatae ? " angustatum " angustifolium Angustifoliae v. graminum v. subspicatum Angustifoliae D. aparins D. arizonicum Adharrivae D. axillare Hartwurgianas v. acutifolium v. axillare v. S. intrinseii D. barbatum " batocaulon Mexicanas " bellum " bioculatum " cajanifolium Cineras " callispis Delicatas " campyloctados " canaliculatum " canum " Caripense (syn. orizabanum) " chartaceum Planatar " ciliars " cinerascens Cineras " cinereum " conzattii Bracteatae " cordistipulum Replicatae " crassum

Psamodium Sp. D. punglii syn. luteolum [illegible]? D. procumbens V. exiguum " V. longipes " V. transversum " V. procumbens prostatum (syn.: volubilis) Mexicanar or Hartwegianar? pseudoamplifolium pilocarpum psilophyllum syn Wrightii purpuiasium purpuii (syn.: lunatum) retinens (syn.: Wislizni) rhynchodorum rosi sayatlis Sclindriii Sclustrii scopulorum (wigginsi) scorpiurus ocutatum selri sericum sericocarpum sericophyllum Stinneni Sketchii m.sp.ind : intortum? shobilacrum Gr. Hartwegianar? Mexicanar ! Dilatatae Planatar Delicatar Planatar m. comb. ? Dilatatae Planatar Shobilacrar

Desmodium Sp. D. subcaraidi " sumichrastii " sylvicola " tenuipes v. glabrosens v. typicum " Tephrophyllum " tortuosum (syn. purpureum) " biflorum " urarioides " urnatum " wydriianum " xylipodum Gen. Bracteatae Replicator Contortae

Bois du Congo Fouarge, Joseph, Gérard, G., + Sacré, E. Pub. de l'Imrae - Bruxelles 1953 Kew Bull. No. 2, 1953 Mary A. Todd - The types of Eucalyptus paniculata Sm. and E. siderophloia Bruth. and their probable relationships. Fanshawe, D.B. The Fish Poisons of British Guiana pp. 239, 240 Ileisia furfuracea T. squarosa Olela spp Clathrotropis spp Mora excelsa Tapura guianensis Cusparia fanshawei { bark + wood of + trees Lonchocarpus martyrii { roots Sephrosia toxicaria Serjania paucidentata [lethal] Lonchocarpus chrysothyllos { stems rari florus Derris pterocarpus Boudichia virgiloides Byssorama crassifolia Bauhinia spp Euphorbia Cytinifolia leafy

Clibadium lus semi lethal Phyllanthus acuminatus } lus - " brazilienis } semilethal Antonia ovata - lus Cononopha magnoliifolia - bark Agave americana - suckers Kovar (gr) Potheromophe peltata } mixed with Piper sp Cread etc - (3) Mirou, N.T. Taxonomy and Chemistry of the White Pines in Madrono vol XII no 3 pp. 81 - 89 (1953) (4) Johansen, D.A. Morphological Criteria for the Specific Validity of Pinos Jeffreyi Madrono vol XII no 3 pp. 92 - 95 (1953)

Michel + Reed - Scleria coll. 170 S. globra Baech. 1163 S. atratoneus var. lacunosa Piérart Piérart, P. Les espèces du Genre Scleria Berg. du Congo Belge et du Rwanda Urundi Feb. 1953 Mem. 13 of Lejeunia Revue de botanique

Chevalier p. 274 *B. simpliciflorum Link & Otto - B. Sellowi Hort.; B. sifar a Hort.; B. cucullifolia Hassk. (Bot. Mag. t. 2920; - Bot. Cab. 1828, t. 1438) f. 90 (p. 274) "Introduit du Brésil en 1821, au Jardin Bot. de Berlin, puis par Ch. Chamberlayne au Jardin Botanique de Liverpool où il fleurit en 1828." "Cette espèce a donné naissance à de nombreuses variétés très rattachées, de beaucoup supérieures au type. Maints hybrides de gardes valeur ont été obtenus avec le B. Schmidtiana, le B. Lynchiana, et le B. fuchsoides, etc."

Begonia cucullata illustr. Bot. Zeit. v. t. 7 (1847). - Fr. Ann. Sei. Nat. Paris, Ser. III. IX. t. 1 (1848). - Fr. Klotzsch in Bibl. Akad. Berlin, 1854, t. 1 (1855) - Fr. Bett freund, H. Argentina, ii. t. 58 (1900). ✓ OK Lodd. Bot. Cab. xv. t. 1439 (1828) {white fld. "We received this pretty plant from Mr. Barclay: we believe it is from South America."} B. semperflorens L. t. O. Link & Otto, Ic. Pl. Rar. t. 5 (1828-31). OK almost white - fld. Lodd. Bot. Cab. II. t. 107 (1817?) B. spatulata "This species of Begonia is of late introduction from the West Indies. It blossoms most abundantly: in fact, it is very seldom out of bloom during the whole year." 1st double var. of B. semperflorens was introd. in 1873. "One is pictured in the Lemoine catalogue of 1898 as the new sensation of the year." Buxton p. 83

Brzonia monophylla Pavon ① Q.DC. Prod. xv'. 284 (1864) ② Q.DC. in Ann. Sci Nat. ser. 4. XI. 120 (1859) * actually ② is earlier but ① is more detailed & precise. and should be cited first. Ann. Sci Nat. p. 121 B. monophylla (h. Boiss.), acaulio, folio unico late rotundato peltati- vel palmati-12-15-nervio undulato denticulato utringues petiologue piloso, scape folio multo longioris piloso apice bis truus dichotomo, bracteis late ovatis faciniatis persistentibus, f. maso. dispalio digitalio, fun. lobis 5, capsulas alis inasqualibus ovato- triangularibus. In Mexico (Pavon).

Begonia azial "Semble bien distincte du B. cucullata qui est un arbrisseau de Bolivie? Ce dernier a la tige fruiticente, charnue, arrondie, rouge, avec des feuilles inflexées-concaves, obliquement ovales, obtuses, crémélées. "Le Begonia alata, du Brésil méridional, diffère du nôtre par ses feuilles obliquement ovales aiguis, crémélées, dentées, stigmates courtes, pauciflora, noires, sa capsule plus largement et obliquement ailes. see typed copy

Dioscorea N.Y. Lit. Literature Hauman, L.: Los Dioscoreáceos de l'Argentine Anales del Museo Nacional de Historia Natural de Buenos Aires, XXVII, pp. 441-513 (1916). Descriptio, illustrations, Key & bibliography Morton, C.V.: A New Species of Rajania from Cuba - Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash. XLVI. pp. 85-86 Jan. 1933 *Burkitt Spiga zzini, Carlos, Nota sobre el Olpa-sandia Phyto (Revista de la Sociedad Argentina de Ciencias Naturales) t. VII, pp. 135-138 Dec. 1923 Dreaisne, J.: Histoire et Culture de L'Igname de Chine (Dioscorea Batatas, Dne.) Rev. horticole du 1er juillet et 1er décembre 1854 Jaubert, P., Zur Kenntnis der Arten der Gattung Stenomeris Planch- Bot. Jahrb. Beibl. 38 pp. 1,2.

Bihang till K. Svenska Vet.-Akad. Händlningar. Band 13 afd III N°7 1888 Bidrag til Kännedom om Anatomian hos familjen Dioscoreae by J. R. Jungner Burkill, I. H. The Trigger-Mechanism in the germination of the seed of Tamus communis Linn. Journ. Bot. Feb. 1939 pp. 44-50 The Life-cycle of Tamus communis L. Journ. Bot. Jan. 1937 pp. 1-12 Feb. " 34-43 Mar. " 65-74 The development of the Tuber of Dioscorea sanairarensis Per pp. 232-237 The phyllotaxy of Dioscorea glauca Muhl Journ. Bot. April 1936 pp. 89-101 The phyllotaxy of Tamus communis L. Journ. Bot. June 1936 pp. 153-163 Notes on the Genus Dioscorea in the Belgian Congo Bull Jard Bot de l'État Brux XV pp. 345-392 (1939) See after next 2 pp.

Dioscorea caucasica Lipsky (sp. n.) 1891. Bretio Amphistemon 2) [Takke Kunth. Enumeratio t V, 325; Brutham et Hooker. Genera plantarum Vol. III., pars II, p. 742.] Rhizomate (tab. VII, 1) Pongo, interdum fere pedali, lignoso valde duro crasso (crassitis digiti et crassius) ramose brunneo tuberculato ampli. Caule simplici non ramoso alto (usque 2-3 mtr.), tereti leviter angulato, volubili, jam haud procum a basi verticillis foliorum obsito. Folio per 5-2, vel solitariis (praesertim parte suprema); folia, quamquam quasi verticilla sistent, in utra plerunque unilateraliter approximata sunt per 2-3-4 (pseudo verticilla), petiolis ima basi quasi confluentibus, fere laminam arquantibus supra canaliculatis, profunde cordata ovata apicem vivens angustata acuminate (long. 8-9 cm., lat. 5-6 cm.; maximum long. 20 cm., lat. 9 cm.). Foliorum forma lamin variabilis. Infima magna ample, sinu clauso angusto et valde profundo, exciss-cordata tubis basilaribus rotundatis; media et superiores minora, sinu aperto, plus minus profunde cordata; suprema basi rotundata fere linearia et linearia minima. Folio pliragus 13 nervia (in speciminibus firmiis saepe 11 nervia), suprema 9, etiam (paucis) 7-nervia, nervis arcuatis prominuntibus. Foliorum pagina supra glabra, subtrus pilio albis papilliformibus ad nervos dense obsita.

Petiolis, nodis, florvm spicis et caulis parte suprema parce pilosis. Flores masculi § (tab. VI et tab. VII, 3,4) in spicam remotifloram, vel simplicem (in axillis foliorum superiorum), vel ramosam ramis sarpissimis 2-3 longis patntibus (in axillis foliorum inferiorum) dispositi. (In tab. nostra VI occasione dillnratum est specimen spicis per omnibus simplicibus). Spicis in axillis foliorum solitariis. Floribus solitariis trzscilibu (2-2,5 mm. longis), perigonii tubo infundibuliformi, laciniis reflexas rotatas inter se fere aequales subaequanti; laciniis oblongo-oratis obtuse-rotundatis extus concavo- cochleati (ingrmmnis intus concavo-cochleati). Staminibus 6, tubi perigonalis apici insertis erectis; antheris didymo-subglobosis filamentum paulo superanti bus; rudimentum stylinum papilliforme. Ad floris basin tracteis binio vel ternis lanceolatis acutis cochleari formibus tubum perigonii sub- aequantibus; in axillis Bractearum lateralium sarpri flosculi rudimentarii proveniunt, unde apparet, flores revera fasciculatos esse (per 3), quorum laterales striles. Of folia suprema minuta (saepe fere inconspicua) apes caulis floriferi panicularis similis est.

Spica fructifera (tab. VII. 5,6) pendula, 5 pollicaris, Capsulis pedicellatis reflexis ad rhachin. Spicas adpressis, triguetris ferr ex alio tantum tribus constantibus, latoribus quam longioribus (lat. 25-30 mm., long. 20-25 mm.) nitidio pergamenio, junioribus ad marginem pilis grossio parce obtisit drin glabrescentibus, vertice et basi depressio vel imarginatis, junioribus flavo-virentibus, senioribus (non sat maturio tamen) ex siccatis fuscescente- straminis, trilocularibus, loculicid & rhiscantibus, pedicellis circiter 5 mm. longis trialatis. Simina (immatura) gemina, angulo interno affixa, loculum implentia, plana elliptica (7 mm. longa, 5 mm. lata), interdum suborbiculata, castanea, undique ala latoris membranacea cincta, ala sarpium undique irregulariter excrescente latori quam longiori (ala cum simine 10-20 mm. lata) (tab. VII, 7). Haec planta curiosissima credit in silvis umbrosissimis subtropicalibus ad Monasterium Nov. Athos baud procul a Suchum-Kalì (Caucasus Ponticus), rhizomate profunde inter lapides immerso; secundum cl. N. Allbow et alibi multis locis Abchasiae provenit. Flores medio Majo (style vrt.). Procarpe in societate Thami communis L. Urratur, quam interdum amplexicrons quasi unam plantam praebet (specimen tale possidio); habitu

Valde similis Th. communi, in Caucaso vulgarissima, sine dubio cum trae confusa est (praesertim planta mascula) et quam ob causam adhuc nondum reperta. Secundum clarissimum Ferdinand Pax, qui mihi binivols auxilio vnit et sua autoritat gravissima confirmavit, speciem miam novam 1892, Dioscorea caucasica maxime accedit ad D. deltoidam Wall., quae tamen differt folio 7—, vel rarissims 9-nervio, glabratis (pagina foliorum interna excepta), spicio masculis simplicibus (vel rarius furcatis), floribus per 3 fasciculatis, foliorum forma alina (folia deltoido- cridata). Medio Majo anni 1892 rhizomata plura effodi et Horto Botanico Universitatis Imperialis Kiurensis misi, ubi locis umbrosis sata sunt. et jam prudens anni autumno specimina deflorata (mascula tamen) vidi. Publ. 1893 pp. 3, 4, 5— 145 146 147 Lipsky in Bull. Soc. Natur. Kiur. (1893) 143, t. 6, 7; Alloff in Act. Hort. Petrop. xii (1893) 439; et in Bull. Herb. Boiss. i (1893) 263. — Reg. Cauc.

Burbill Two Notes on Dioscoreas in the Congo: (1) The Acarodromatis of D. minutiflora Engl. and D. similacifolia De Wild'y and (2) Twining in both directions in D. Baya De Wild. Proc. Linn Soc. Sess 151 1938-39 pt 2, 5 Apr, 1939 pp 57-61 Paint Burbill * "Dioscorea sativa" New Bull 1919 pp. 341-375- incl notes on other Linnean spp. P.+B. Dioscorearum novarum Descriptions quaedam auctoribus Journ & Proc. As. Soc. Bengal (NS) IV, ng 9 pp 447-457 (1908) P+B. On Diosc. deltoides Hall, Droce, Quinqueloba Thunb., + their allies Journ As Soc Beng Vol LXXIII pt II Suppl 1904 pp 1-11

P.1 B On Dioscorea birmanica - a new sp from Burma - and two allied spp from the Journ. As. Soc. Beng, LXXIII, Pt II, no4 (1904) pp 1-5 Bourke the tube of Dioscorea carinibarbensis by Blumea Suppl I 29. VI. 1937 pp. 232 - 237 (J.T Smith Jubilee Vol)

Bignonia references from List compiled at N.Y. Bot. Gard. by T. H. Everett 1941 B. cucullata Flor. Cat. 14:274,1846 " " 21:126,1853 " Mag 6:142,1842 Florist 92,1853 Horticulturist 1:372,380,1846 B. CALL NO. AUTHOR USDA LIBRARY REQUEST TITLE OF PUBLICATION VOL. NO. PAGES DATE TITLE OF ARTICLE NAME Bernice F. Schubert ADDRESS N.Y. State Belleville BUREAU Pl. Introd. TEL. NO. Ext. 268 ROOM NO. 230 TABLE NO. GPO 16-64438-1 Do not write in this space AD-245 B. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Am. Florist 1:46,1885 3:87,1887 12:1026,1897 19:250,1902 20:639,1903 Am Gard. 10:412,1889 12:224,1891 13:27,1892 16:41,1895 18:850,1897 19:864,1898 24:285,1903

Begonia references from List compiled at N.Y. Bot. Gard. By T. H. Everett 1941 B. cucullata Bettfreund H. Argent. Hortic. Cat. 14:274, 1846 " " 21:126, 1853 " Mag 6:142, 1842 Florist 92, 1853 Horticulturist 1:372, 380, 1846 CALL NO. AUTHOR Bettfreund TITLE OF PUBLICATION H. Argentina VOL. 2 NO. PAGES t. 5-8 DATE 1900 TITLE OF ARTICLE Begonia Cucullata NAME Belchuber ADDRESS Pt. Ind. Stat. Belleville BUREAU Pt. Indud. To 9-6400 TEL. NO. Ext. 268 ROOM NO. 230 TABLE NO. GPO 16-64438-1 Do not write in this space AD-245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Allg. Gart. 4:358, 1836 Am. Florist 1:46, 1885 3:87, 1887 12:1026, 1897 19:250, 1902 20:639, 1903 Am Gard. 10:412, 1889 12:224, 1891 13:27, 1892 16:41, 1895 18:850, 1897 19:864, 1898 24:285, 1903

Bignonía references from List compiled at N.Y. Bot. Gard. by T. H. Everett 1941 B. cucullata Flor. Car. 14: 274, 1846 " " 21: 126, 1853 " Mag 6: 142, 1842 Florist 92, 1853 Horticulturist 1: 372, 380, 1846 B. spathulata Allg. Gart. 4: 358, 1836 Flor. Hort. Jour. 2: 195, 1853 Floric. Car. 11: 65, 1843 " " 14: 274, 1846 " " 21: 126, 1853 Floric. Mag. 6: 142, 1842 Gartenflora 1: 166, 1852 Horticulturist 1: 379, 1847 Ill. Gartenz. 14: 8, 1870 B. semperflorens Allg. Gart. 4: 358, 1836 Am. Florist 1: 46, 1885 3: 87, 1887 12: 1026, 1897 19: 250, 1902 20: 639, 1903 Am Gard. 10: 412, 1889 12: 224, 1891 13: 27, 1892 16: 41, 1895 18: 850, 1897 19: 864, 1898 24: 285, 1903

B, œmperflorius (1828) Hold. Bot. Cal. t. 1439 good - white flo * Bot. Mag. NS. 3: pl. 29ao, 1829 pint & good [see last comment] Bull. Soc. Hort. Genève 23, 24, 1906 Hor. Exch. 21:138, 1906 25:429, 1908 27:149, 596, 1909 50: 967, 1920 84: 20, 1935 - Jan. 26 85: 10, " - Oct. 12 84: 32, 1936 - Nov. 28 Hore Serres Jard. 23:60, 1880-83 Hortic. Cal: 14: 270, 274, 1846 20: 5, 1852 21: 126, 1853 Horist 92, 1853 Gard. Chron. 5: 361, 1845 38: 67, 277, 1920 " : 103:40, 1938 " : 106:174, 1939 Gard. Chron. Am. 40:299, 1936 - Oct. Gard. Ill. 5:129, 1884 12: 568, 1891 16: 533, 1895 19: 335, 1898 20: 577, 618, 1899 24: 432, 1903 52: 175, 1930 Gard. Month. Garden 6: 370, 1864 21: 442, 1882 36: 431, 1889 37: 448, 1890 39: 38, 1891 46: 523, 1891 45: 291, 1894 46: 59 1894

B. oemperflorins Garden 52: 279, 1897 53: 377, 1898 58: 128, 1900 88: 31, 1924 Gardner 9: 84, 1875 Gartenflora 22: 101, 1873 28: 209, 1879 34: 26, 1885 Gartenschoenheit 5: 150, 1924 Gartenzeitung 2: 49, 515, 1883 3: 548, 1884 Ga Hamb. Gart. 26: 41, 1870 40: 519, 1884 Horticulture 1: 23, 1904 32: 293, 1920 25 15: 13, 1937 " 16: 100, 1938 Horticulturist 1: 379, 380, 1847 Jour. Hort. Pract. Gard. 1: 111, 1863 29: 504, 1875 30: 114, 1876 Journ. N.Y. Bot. Gard. 33: 75, 1932 40: 63, 1939 Journ. Soc. Nat. Hort 45 7: 609, 1906 " 13: 319, 1912 Krew Bull. 45 52, 1900 Monatsschr. Garten. Pflanzenk. 20: 398, 1847 Nuburt Mag. 41, 1855 Rev. Hort. Belg. 3: 29, 1847 5: 100, 1849 8: 40, 1882 10: 250, 253, 1884 17: 110, 1891 29: 213, 1903 33: 164, 196, 252, 1907

B. semperflorens Rev. Hort. 391, 1869 13, 1877 189, 1878 123, 223, 1880 5, 1884 482, 1890 NS 26: 120, 1938 Schidwiler Journ. Hort 11:9, 1853-54 New Semperflorens Begonias Gartenwelt 29: 806, 1925- 31: 34, 1927 32: 653, 1928 Semperf. atropurpurea Hort Rev. Hort 1891 p. 84; 1911 p. 385

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Plantes et Santé ou le jardin de l'Herboriste 2nd ed Henry Correvon 1922 Burnett Plantae Utiliores 1840 Grandium hirtum Paris