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Not for the shrilly yellow style + narrow keel populations from the trans
would be L. decumbens, var. agaphylla
225-
L. agaphylla, Bloomer - near Big Cig.
This is not L. melanattus, for which has another coly type, etc. It is what is called in
Hort. Soc. 1897, L. decumbens, var. (232 and) + b & 85 mm., which Gr. had first called melanattus.
It approaches L. decumbens & agaphylla but is more silvery + smaller flowered. If
231 is true decumbens this cannot be a variety - but so far as I can guess it is a
new species - or perhaps the normal form of melanattus, or possibly a very silvery
form of L. floccosum
L. decumbens in this color, has narrow folded leaves, with rather dense racemes of
smaller flowers. (Mimick of laxiflora) + agaphylla conglob.
L. leucopiris, var.?