VII.) Cf. C. Sonora — not there VIII.) Compare with authentic specimens of C. lusitanica, collected in Mexico by Dr. Haldimand & by Dr. Coulter, the only considerable difference is in the shape of the leaves for of the seeds. In e. M. 139 — an abruptly acute, nearly globular, with a short + straight acumination, in having a larger outline within the radical calyx? Three specimens Maryland, the length exceeds the width by half, with a curved acumination. L.C. 245 — the pod on less prominent or even depressed at the top, the base projected forward — the chart-style usually deciduous, same as described. Flower same in both. It is also Torrey's No. 38, "Stevens saline plains, Humboldt County, Nev." a tall (1°) specimen. 139 = C. lusitana, Dror. — var. grandiflora — Tall (1°) — 69 Anderson is some thing. The end on the same but larger, than any much larger, than g. lusitana branched as those of 137+? — 579 brigs in Humb. Gray, at 1269 feet, an ordinary pub’ high, branching except for the drift and it might be lusitana what? What in this? (Drury) 128 — probably var. near the last. 457 Wright 1851 seems the same, with seeds exactly of C. lusitana 1269 feet, a tall spec (1°) — Ford. C. lusitana, May 70, Md.