Data for the Groth Texas Collection, June-Aug. 1903

Groth, B. H. A.(Benno Humbert Alfred),1878-1967,author; Greenman, J. M.(Jesse More),1867-1951,author
1903
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Groth, Benno Humbert-Alfred. Data for the Groth Texas Collection, J.M. Gruenmann June - Aug. 1903. LIBRARY OF THE GRAY HERBARIUM HARVARD UNIVERSITY. THE GIFT OF
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June 26. 1903 No 1. Fruiting Specimen. Bush, 5-8 ft., spreading. (very sour) Berries scarlet, sticky, [with a whitish secretion on the outside after a rain] Stood of disagreeable odor when cut. Limestone hill, Mr. Steeler's farm, (near Bracken), Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. N. A. Groth.
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June 26, 1903 No 2 Flowers and fruit. (Horsemint) Lahite 3ft high. Flowers purplish- pink to white, not spotted. Monarda: Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, near Brackett. [Bexar Co] Texas A good Honey-plant, also used as medicine. Coll. B. H. A. Groth.
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June 26, 1903 No 3 Flowering specimen. Livestone Will Parasitic vine (Dodder?) Stem yellowish, flowers white, sweet-scented. Mr. Wheelerfield, Bracken, Baylor Co., Texas Coll. B. H. A. Groth.
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June 26, 1903 No 4 Flowers and Fruit. Composite, Rays yellow, disk brown, 1½ ft high, erect. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheelers field, Bracken, Baylor Co., Texas. Coll. B. V. A. Smith.
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June 26, 1903 no 5 Flowers and fruit. Lebiste, fl. purplish-pink, white-spotted in throat. Limestone hill, Mr. Oheeler's farm, Branton, Bexar Co. Texas, 1½ ft. erect. Coll. B. H. A. Booth.
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June 26, 1903 No 6. Flowers and fruit. Labiate, corolla blue, white in throat. 1½ ft. + Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm. Bexar Co., Texas. Somewhat spreading. Coll. B. Y. A. Groth,
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June 26, 1903 No 7. Flowers and fruit. Labiate, corolla blue, lower lip partly white, 1ft. Somewhat spreading. Limestone hill, Mr. Otheler's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas, Coll, B. H. A. Groth.
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June 26, 1903. No 8 Flowers and fruit. Labiate, corolla bluish-purple, 1 ft. Somewhat spreading Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co. Texas, Coll. D. H. A. Croth.
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June 26, 1903 No 9 Flowers and fruit. Corolla pink. 9 in., erect. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Texas Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. A. Groth,
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June 26, 1903 No 10 Flowers and fruit. Corolla yellowish- green. Creeping herb. Branching very regular and nearly identical in all plants. Limestone hill Mr. O'heeler's farm. Bracken, Baylor Co, Tex, Call. B. H. A. Groth.
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June 26, 1903 Nº 11 Flowers and fruit. Corolla pink to white. — Heterandrous — 1½ ft., spreading. Lime — Stone hill. Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bosan Co., Tx., Coll. B. H. A. Groth,
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June 26, 1903 No 12 a, b, c. (12a is rarer than the other two) Flowers and fruit, 2 ft or less, somewhat bushy. Corolla: All yellow in 12a yellow, with black throat and black stigma in 12b yellow, with either stigma or throat black or dotted with black in 12c The flowers of one plant are always exactly alike, even in those which seem to be hybrids between the yellow and the black varieties. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm Bracken, Texas Co. Tex. Coll. B.N.A. Groth.
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No 13. June 27, 1953 Flowers and fruit. Creeping. Flowers yellow to orange-yellow, 3/4 in. in diameter, salver-shaped, closing in a few minutes after the flower is dug up. The plant blooms only for an hour or so just about noon. Petals unsymmetrical. Limestone hill Mr. Wheeler's farm. Brackett, Ca Bexar Co. Tex. Coll. B.H.A. Broth.
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No 14. June 27, 1903. Flowers and fruit. Out of season by about a month. Almost all plants have bloomed and died. Flower yellow. Erect. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bryan Co., Texas, Coll. B. H. A. Smith.
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June 27, 1903 No 15 Flowers and fruit. Calyx pink to red, corolla white, Plant covering ground like a carpet, Milky juice white. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's Farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Tex. Coll. B. H. A. Groth.
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No 16 June 27, 1903 Flowers and Fruit. Corolla Blue. - Lubriote - Erect. 1/2 ft or less. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Texas Co., Tex. Coll. B. N. A. Smith,
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June 27, 1903 No 17 Flowers and fruit. F. greenish. - Erect. - 1 ft. or less. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Baylor Co., Texas, Coll. B. N. A. Smith.
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June 27, / 203 No 18 Flowers and fruit. H. yellow. - 1/2 - 2ft high, inclined to be bushy. Specimens taken are smaller than the average. Foot of limestone hill, Mr. Sheeler's farm, Brackett, Bryan Co., Texas. Coll, B. H. A. Smith.
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June 27, 1903 No 19 Flowers and fruit. Somewhat out of season. A. white. Creeping herb. Foot of Limestone hill, in the shade of trees. Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. A. Groth.
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June 29, 1903 No 20 Flowers and fruit. Labiate. Blush-pink. Corolla caducous. Procumbent. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. 191.+- Coll. D. N. G. Smith
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June 29, 1903 No 21 Flowers and fruit. Bushy herb, 4ft high, 4-5 ft in diameter. Stem and leaves very sticky. Color J gorolla orange yellow. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheelers farm, Bracken, Baylor Co, Texas. Coll. B.H.A. Broth.
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June 29, / 203 No 22. Fruiting specimen. Bush 3½ - 4 ft. high, stalks single, Limestone soil, Mr. Wheeler's pasture, near lime kiln, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B.H.G. Broth
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June 29, 1903 No. 23. Fruiting specimen. (Foxglove?) 2 ft. +, several stalks from same root. Limestone soil. Mr. Wheeler's pasture, near Kilm, Bracken, Texas Co., Texas. Coll. B.K.A. Groth.
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June 29, 1913 No 24 Fruiting specimen. (Chappell) Bush, thorny, very spreading, 5 - 7 ft high. Limestone soil, near kiln, Mr. Sheeles farm, Bracken, Baylor Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. G. Smith.
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June 29, 1913. #25 Flowers and fruit. Scrubby bush, 5 ft +. Fruit yellow, when ripe, soft and fleshy, 1/4 in diameter. Flowers greenish. Near Kilm, limestone soil, Mr. Wheeler's Farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. N. G. Groth,
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June 29, 1903. No. 26 Flowers and Fruit. Herb, usually erect, but procumbent, when rank - scattered specimens in low places, where limestone soil from the hills has been washed down. Flower printit - white, height 1 - 3 ft, [usually 1½ ft] Mr. Wheeler's farm; Bracken, Baylor Co., Texas. Call B. H. G. Broth.
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June 29/1903 No. 27 Flowers and fruit. Low spreading herb. Flowers pinkish, white in throat. Fruit bright red, when mature, soft and sticky. Limestone rock, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. N. A. Smith.
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June 30, 1903 No 28 Fruiting specimen. Sedge. 4 in. - 1½ ft. Limestone hills, Mr. Wheeler's farm. Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. A few specimens scattered all over the country.
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June 30, 1903 No 29 Flowers and fruit. Flowers purplish-pink, light in throat. 1/2 ft., Limestone soil, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Texas Co., Texas. Coll. R.H. A. Smith.
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June 30, 1903 No. 30. Flowers and Fruit (Verbena) Low spreading herb. 6 in. high, running for 2 ft. Specimen smaller than average. Fl. Bluish-purple. Limestone soil, mixed with sand. Mr. Wheeler's Farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Call. B. H. G. Groth,
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June 30, 1903. No 31. Flowers and Fruit. (Callithoe:) Erect herb, 2-6 4ft high. Dies down during drought, to sprout out again and bloom after a rain. These specimens bloomed on the second growth. Leaves very variable. Basal leaves sometimes almost cordate and three-lobed, some- times linear. All gradations Flowers bright red to light purple, [lighter in all cases than in the dried specimens] Limestone Hill, Mr. Wheeler's Farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas.
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June 30, 1903. No. 32. Flowers and fruit. (Euphorbia?) Flowers greenish, stems bright red. 1-1/2 ft. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeley's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Call. B.H.A. Broth.
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June 30, 1903 No 33 Flowers and fruit. Bushy herb, 1-3 ft. high, Strongly monoecious, sometimes dioecious, leaves varying considerably in size on different specimens, often smaller on the dioecious plants. Leaves 1-2 in long. Shinestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, near bee-yard. Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Flower white, insignificant. Coll. B. N. A. Groth.
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July 1, 1908. 7234 (60.4) (Miner) Fruitbearing specimen. Sensitive plant. Creeping vine, 3-4 ft long. Limestone hill Mr. Wheelers farm, Bracken, Baylor Co, Texas. Flowers in separate specimens Call B. N. G. Smith.
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July 1, 1903 No 35. Flower and fruit. Somewhat procumbent, mostly erect. Six high, Corolla white, Liver stone hill Mr. Wheeler farm, Bracken, Texas Co. T. Colt. B. H. G. Croth,
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july 1, 1903 No. 36. Fruiting specimen 3-5 ft. high. Limestone hill Mr. Wheeler's farm, Draker, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. G. Groth.
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July 1, 1903 No 37 Flowers and fruit. Tender Climbing herb. - 9:02 Twining, but resting on support white rising. Flowers white, Limestone hill, Bracken Mr. Wheeler's farm Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas Plant 2 ft. + Call B. H. A. Smith. W. C. J.
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Julg. 2, 1903 No 38 Flowers and fruit. Bushy herb, 2½ - 6 ft. high, Corolla orange-yellow Foot of limestone hill, Mr. Wheelis's farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. A. Smith
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July 2, 1903 No 39. Flowers and fruit, Yellow composite. Large bushy herb, 5-6 ft. hgt. many stalks from same root. Basal leaves separate in specimens. Forty limestone hill. Mr. Wheeler's Farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Call R. N. G. Smith.
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Jul 2, 1903 No 40. Flowers and fruit. (Red Pepper) Brushy herb. Fl. white, fruit bright red. Flavor of Cayenne Pepper. 2ft - 3ft. Limestone-soil, Mr. Wheeler's Farm Bracken, Bexar Co Texas, Used as pepper locally. Call. B.H. A. Smith.
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July 2, 1903 No 41 Flowers and Fruit. (Velistry) Bushy herb, 2½ - 5 ft. high. Flowers blue, white in throat. Cut of season by about 6 weeks. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Texas Co., Tex. Coll. B. W. G. Groth.
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July 2, 1903 No 42 Flowers and fruits. (Ragweed) Large, bushy herb. 3 - 6 ft. hgt. Flower white. Tobby limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Texas, Tex. Coll. B. N. A. Groth.
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July 2, 1903 # 43 Flowers and fruit. Orange yellow composite. Very bushy herb, leaves and stalks very rough and tough. 3 ft high. Top of limestone hill Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Baylor Co. Texas. Coll. B.H.G. Smith.
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Jul 2, 1903. #44 Flowers and Fruit. (Solanum [illegible] Stout prickly herb, 1-2'½ ft high. F., yellow. Ripe fruit a thorny berry, ½ in. - diameter. Specimens much more slender than the average plant. Fort J. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Brackett, Bexar Co, Texas, Corolla distinctly irregular Coll. B N G. Groth, W. [illegible]
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No 45. July 3 1903 Flowers and fruit. Bushy thorny Berlo, 3-4ft high, Spreading. The complete speci- men collected are very much divaried in size, but the flower are of the ordinary size. Stigma violet-purple. The flower is invariably attacked by a large brown beetle. That beetle make continuous charges upon my (white) vasculum, Fruits scattered, anywhere. Specimen collected in lime- stone and gravelly soil around Bracken County Co. Texas. Orange colored milk. Coll. B. N. D. Groth and complete
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July 3, 1953 No 46. Flowers and fruit. Composite, yellow. More or less creeping, low high. Foot of limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co. Texas. Coll. B. N. A. Smith,
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July 3, 1903 No 47 Flowers and fruit. (Commelina) Running vine, 3-4 ft long, 2 ft high. Slope of limestone hill Mr. Sheeler's Farm, Braken, Bexar Co., Texas. Flower violet blue to white. Call. B. N. A. Broth. W. davis coll.
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no 218 July 3, 1903. Flowers and fruit. (Grass) Fl. Blue. Slope y limestone hill A Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Texas. Rare, Coll. T. H. a. Smith.
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July 3, 1903 No 49. (Mimosa?) Some specimens with flowers and fruit, others fruiting only. Flower purple. (style) Under Mesquite trees. Slope and foot of limestone hill. Mr. Sheeler's farm, Braxton, Bexar Co., Texas. Col. B.N.G. Booth.
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July 3, 1903 No 50. Flowers and fruit. Fl. white, smell like Syringa, brushes 10 ft high. Flowers for only a few days. Good honey plant. Scarse around Bracken. Limestone hill, Bracken Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co, Texas. Call B. H. G. Smith,
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July 6, 1903 No 51 Freezing specimen (Privily Ash?) Slope of limestone hill, Mr. Mather Lars Farm, Bracklin, Texas Co., Texas. Brush, 10 ft high. Leaves very offensive odor. D.W. B.N.G. Booth,
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July 6, 1903. No. 52. Fruit-bearing specimen. (Hop-tree) (Street Bush) Offensive odor and taste. Bush 8 ft high, Sloped limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken Co., Texas. (Fruit used like hops locally) Coll. B. N. G. Smith.
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July 6, 1903. No 53 Flowers and fruit. Slender upright herb. Fl. greenish-yellow. Rare, Scattered among limestone rock around Brackett, Bexar Co, Texas. Coll. B. H. A. Smith.
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July 6, 1953. No 54. Fruiting specimen (Waxberry) Trees, 25-40ft high. Berries bright red, when mature - sweet Lower places between Limestone hills, Mr. Wheeler's Farm, Bracken, Texas Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. G. Smith.
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July 7, 1953 No. 55 Flowers and fruit. Erect slender herb. Flowers white, turning pink when old. 1ft.-branching. Limestone Hill, Mr. Sheeler's Farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B.H.A. Smith,
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July 7, 1903 No 56 Flower and Fruit. Erect herb, 1½ ft. high. Many stalks from a common large rod. The rod splits up into pieces naturally. Flowers yellowish green, Series one hills, Mr. Wheelers farm, Brackett, Bean Co. Texas. Coll. B. N. G. Smith.
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July 7, 1903 No 57 Flowers and fruits. (Lyceum plant) Flowers range. yellows. Plant somewhat procumbent, but growing up again, rising as 1ft from the ground. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Brian Co., Texa. Col. B. H. A. Leath.
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No 58 July 7, 1903 Flowers and fruit. Flower white, yellow in throat! erect herb, 1 ft. high. Scirpus one hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Tex., Col. B. W. A. Groth,
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no 59 july 7, 1903 Flowers and fruit yellow composite. Erect, 2 ft - 2 1/2 ft high, Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co, Tex. Col. B. N. C. Smith.
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July 7, 1903 No 60 Fruitting specimens (Cotclaw) (Leguminosae) Bushes, 8-15ft high; Foot and slope 1/2 mile from hill, Mr. Steele's farm, Brackett, Texas. Coll. B.N.A. Smith.
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Jul 8, 1903 No 61 Flowering specimen. F.C. white. Bush, 5 ft high, A disagreeable odor, resemble Ding odd & prickly ash, flowers Of delicate odor. Blooms after Every rain, a standard honey- plant. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Brafton, Bexar Co, Texas Coll. B.H.A. broth. [illegible]
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Julg 8, 1903 No 62 Flowers and fruit. Vine, climbing all over low hisker. Lobes. Georolla purplish blue, tube whitish, lower lip yellow. Limestone hill, Mr. [illegible] farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. 14. A. Smith.
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July 8, 1903 No 63. Flowers and fruit, yellow composite, 1 1/2 - 2 ft. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. N. A. Brother.
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July 8, 1903 No 64 Flowers and Fruit. For herb, in shade of bushes. Flowers yellow. Remaining when old. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Bracken, Texas. 141 high. This plant abundant on sand, Loam, Mr. Evans's place, Bracken, in plain sunshine. Coll. B. H. G. Groth.
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July 8, 1903 No 65 Flowers and fruit, Creeping Leguminosus. herb. Flowers pink, white in throat on lower lip. Some with standard variegated white and pink Limestone Hill, Wm D Sheeley's Farm, Bracken, Texas. Sd. B.N.A. Smith.
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Julg 8, 1903 #266 Flowers and fruit. Composite. Strap-flowers range yellow, dark brown at the base, Disk-flowers brown. 1/2 ft. high. A Limestone hill, Mr. Otheiler's Farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll, B. K. G. Groth [illegible]
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July 14 1903 Nº 67 Flowers and fruit, Composite. Ray orange. yellow disk dark brown to black. Very abundant. Sandy loam, Mrs. Daven- from pasture, Bracken Bexar Co, Texas. 1-3 ft. erect. Coll. B.H.T. Groth.
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No. 68 July 14, 1903 Flowers and fruit Composite. Rago red, tipped with yellow, disk ribbon. 1-3 ft. high. Sandy loam, Mrs. Davenport's pasture, Brackett Texas Co., Texas. Coll. B.H.G. Smith.
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July 14, 1903 h = 69. Flowers and fruit. Yellow Composite. Creeping Sandy Loam, Mr. Raven Part's pasture, Brackett Bexar Co., Texas. 1-2th. Coy Colt. B.H.A. Smith.
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Jul 14, 1903 No 70 Flowers and Fruit. Composite. Rag range - yellow, dark at base, disk brown. Sandy Loam, Mr. Daven — from his pasture, Big Creek, Bexar Co., Texas. This merges gradually into No 67. The extremes are No 67 on one hand, and some specimens, in which almost the entire rays are dark brown. 1-3 ft. erect. Col. B. H. T. Broth.
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July 14, 1953 No 71 Flowers and fruit, White Labrake. Odor y mint very elastic. Sandy Loam Mrs Davenport's Grasslink Bracken, Texas Co. Texas, 1-1/4 ft. high Coll. B.H.A. Guth.
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July 13, 1953 No 72. White composite, Disk-flower only. Creeping 1 - 3½ long, rooting at almost every joint, Sandy loam, Mrs. Daven- port's pasture, Bracken, Bexar Co, Texas. Call B. H. A. Smith.
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July 13, 1963 No. 78 Flowering specimen. Creeping herb, 1-3 ft long, Several branches from a common root, Sandy loam banks of Cibolo Mrs. Havenports pasture, Bracket, Bexar Co., Texas. Plant and flowers of a strong sickening odor. Leaves and stem sticky. Flower bright red. Coll. B.K.A. broth. M.C.
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June 13, 1953 Jug No 74 Flowers and fruit. Yale, fl. white - 2-3 ft, Sandy loam, Mrs. Daven PortBasture, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Col. B. A. G. Grothe N.C.
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No 75 July 13, 1923 Flowers and fruit. Sweet herb, flower blue, Sandy loam, Mr. Dave, [illegible] Bracken Bexar Co, Texas. 1-2 ft. hts Colt, B.H.G. Groth.
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July 13, 1903 No. 76. Flowers and fruit. Britt leaf, gl., green, scattered over all soils, Bracken, Coral Co, Texas, 1-2 ft. Cecil B.H.O. Smith, N.C.
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Jul.13, 1903 No 77 Flowers and fruit. R. orange yellow, petals of same shape as in No 13 Sandy loam. Mrs Daven- Port Arthur, Brazoria Bexar Co, Texas. 6 in - 1 ft. Coll. B. K.G. Groth. N.O.
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July 13, 1953. H 78 Flowers and fruit. Low herb, 6"-8", procumbent, flower reticulately yellow with green rib in petal, Sandy Loam, Mrs. Daven- port's pasture, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. K. G. Groth.
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July 13, 1903 No 79 Flowers and fruit Light blue to Blue Lobeliate nearly white. White in throat on lower lip. Lower lip very broad. Flower fragrant. Toothy limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Braker, Bexar Co, Texas. For creeping herbs. Coll. B. H. G. Groth.
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July 13, 1953 W. 80 Fruiting Specimen, Juniper. Lime Stone Kill, Mr. O'Heuler's Farm, Bracken, Baylor Co., Texas. 10 - 2p1. Coll. B. N. A. GROTH,
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June 13, 1903 No. 81 Flowers and Fruit. Lov spreading herb in the shade of trees. Flower white, Crinestone hill Mr. O. Lee Lee's farm, Brackett, Baylor Co., Texas. 8m.-121. Col. B.H. A. Broth. M.E.
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July 13, 1903 No: 82 Fruiting specimen. Erect, 1-1/4 ft. spreading. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's Farm, Bracken, Texas. Or. Tx. Coll. B. N. A. Smith,
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July 11, 1903 7÷83 Clovers and fruit. Composite, white. Stems erect, with handriing 2 apt in inflo rescence Sandy Loam, edge of Mr. Sheeler's field, Bracken Bexar Co, Texas. 5-7 ft high. Coll. B. N. G. Groth.
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July 11, 1903 No 84 Flowers and fruit. Yellow Composite. Creek, 3-5 ft.; -much branched, on sand and gravel in bed of Cibolo, Bracken, Bexar Co, Texas. Rare. Coll. B. N. A. Smith.
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July 11, 1903 No. 85. Flowers (and fruit.) (Clematis) Divercious vine, on fence along road, sandy loam Pl. green. Male flowers al- ways attacked by a large Black Beetle. Braithwaite, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B.H.G. Brother [illegible]
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No. 86 July 11, 1953 Flowers and fruit. Creeping herb, branches 8 in.- High. R. white, on scorpion inflorescence. Sand in bed of Cibolo, Bracket, Comal Co., Texas. Coll. B.N.A. Brother 2 c
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July 11, 1953 No 87 Flowers and fruit. Lor running herb Flowers yellow. Sand, in bed of Cith- la, Bracken, Comal Co, Tex. Coll. B. N. G. Smith.
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July 11, 1953 No 88 Flowers and fruit. A purple. Bushy herb, 1ft-2ft high, among solid rock in bed of Cibolo Creek, Comal Co, Texas. Crt. B. H. A. Groth.
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July 11, 1953 no 89 Flowers and fruit. Sweet herb. P., yellow, deeply Cup-shaped, dropping off very easily. Between large rocks, ledgy Cibolo Creek, Comal Co, Texas. 1-2 ft. high Coll. B.H.A. Groth.
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July 11, 1903 No. 90 Flowers and fruit. Milk composite, Sweet, 1-3 ft., Seed of Cibolo Bracken, Corbal Co., Texas. Rare. Coll. B. H. G. Groth. N. C.
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July 11, 1903 No. 91 Flowers (and fruit) (Asclepias) Flower green, erect stems, 3 ft. high among large rock, bed of Cibolo Brack, Comal Co. Texas. Rare juice milky. Coll. B. K. D. Groth. h. o.
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Nº 92 July 13, 1903 Flowers and fruit. (Bullnettle) Branching herbs, flower white, of very sweet odor, leaves and stems provided with stinging hairs. Sandy loam bank & Gilbert Bracken, Comal Co, Texas. (Seeds taste like nuts; eaten by children) Milky juice. Coll. B.N.G. Grith.
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July 13, 1923 Nº 93 Flowers and fruit. Composite. Rays white, 1/8 wide, disk yellow. Tough herb, 8 in - 1 ft, Among rocks, near Giboly, Mr. Evans's pasture, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. N. A. Groth,
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July, 16, 1953 No 94 Flowers and fruit Composite. Rays brown, tipped with yellow, disk light-brown. Herb 1½ - 3ft, abundant in sandy soil. Mr Evans's pasture, Broken, Bexar Co, Texas. Coll. B.A.G. Smith.
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July 16, 1953 No 95 Flowers and Fruit. Composite. Rays yellow disk light-brown. 1/2 - 4 ft. Sandy Soil, Mr. Evans's Pasture, J Bracken, Baylor Co., Texas, Coll. B. H. G. Smith,
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No 96 July 16, 1903 Flowers and fruit. Compositae: white, near water Cibolo, Bracken Comal Co, Texas. Creeping herb, 8 in. long. rare. Coll. B.N.G. Smith
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July 16, 1953 No 97 Flowers and fruit (grass) Near water Cilds, Bracken, Coral Co. Texas. Spreading, 1 ft. - 1½ ft. Coll. B.A.G. Groth
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July 15, 1953 Nº 98 Flowers and fruit Procumbent herb. Flower purple. [Stry sect. of Corolla] Bes of Cibolo, Mr. Evans's farm. Bracken, Bexar Co, Texas. Corolla dropping off easily. Col. B.N.G. Smith, he
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July 17, 1903 No 99 Flowers and fruit. Pink Composite. 2 - 4 ft - high. Betty Cilole, Brackett, Comal Co, Texas. Coll. B.N.G. Broth 10.
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Jul 13, 1903 No 100 Flowers and fruit. Yellow composite invol. in 4. Rays 4 Branching, 3 ft high rare. Among large rocks & 1' Gravel Belt. Silver Bracka, Bexar Co. Texas. Coco B. H. G. Smith Incomplete
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July 15, 1953 42101 Blue Labiate. Bush, 5-7 ft high, leaves of strong disagreeable odor, among rocks and gravel in bed 9. Cilby Bratten, Cornal Co., Texas. Col. B. N. G. Smith.
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No 102 July 15, 1953 Flowers and fruit. (Riggen-bead) Res - brown (Composite), Disk - only. 1½ - 2 ft., Sandy Loam Mr. Wheeler's field, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. [Odor of the Valley] Call. B. H. A. Groth,
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July 15, 1903 No 103 Flowering specimens. (Obygonum) Corolla pink, whitish. Plant 2 - 4 ft., erect, - branching, if growing alone. - On sand hill bed & Cibolo Basin in Comal Co, Texas. Coll B. H.A. Smith. Voprint.
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July 15, 1903 Nº 104 Flowers and fruit. Labiate. Corolla dirty white, spotted with pink, of very strong honey- odor. Plant rising from long rootstocks, [rootstocks 2-4 ft. long], 2-3 ft. high, leafy. Bank of Cibolo Sandy Loam. Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Rare. Coll. B. H. A. Broth.
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Page 106
July 15, 1903 No 105- Flowers and fruit Tall grass. Style dark purple. Red & Cibolo, among gravel and rocks, Pracken, Comal Co., Texas, 2-3 ft high Cole, B. N.A. Smith.
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july 9, 1903 No. 106 Flowers and fruit. Yellow composite. Creek, 1½ ft. — 2 ft. Sandy loam bank of Cibolo, Bracket, Bexar Co, Texas [In drying the color, which is exactly like that of N° 118, turns darker] Coll. B.K.A. Smith
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Jul 10, 1903. h # 109 Flowers and fruits. (Mimosa ?) Leguminous plant. In golderground Flowers resembling Mimosa pulchra, but not sensitive. Limestone hills, scattered around Brackett, Conzel Co., Texas. Creeping, 1-3 ft Coll. B.H.A. Smith.
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July. 10, 1953. no 108 Flowers and fruit. (Saus-burs) Creeping vine. Flowers purple, fruit easily detached. Limestone soil scattered around Brackett, Comal Co. Texas. Coll. B.N.A. Groth,
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July. 10, 1913 No. 109 Flowers and fruit yellow Composite. Ray yellow, disk green in bud, brown when open. Slender herbs, 4 ft. high; Bank of Cilder sandy loam, Bracken, Texas Co., Texas. Col. B. H. A. Smith.
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Page 111
July 10, 1903 No. 110 Flowers and fruit Per succumbing herb, 6" - 12" high, branches 1ft - 2ft long, flower pink, light in throat. Best of Red Color, on dry Mud and sand, near Bracken Canal Co. Texas. Coll. B.N.G. Groth,
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Page 112
July 10, 1953 No 111 Flowers and fruit. Low running herbs. Flower pink to purplish-pink; On sand and dry mud, bed 9 Gibbs near Brackett, Comal Co., Texas. Coll. R. K. A. Smith,
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July 10, 1903 no//2 Flowers & Fruit Blue Salvia, Bushy herb, 2 ft high, among rocks and Javel, bed of Cibolus, Brack, Conual Co, Texas. Call. R. H. G. Smyth.
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July 10, 1903 No 113 Flowers and fruit. Fl. green. Erect herbs, as many as 100-300 stalks from a single large root. The root splits up into separate slips, each with several stalks. Sandy loam bank of Cibolo, Brazos Co., Texas, 1/2 ft. high Coll B. H. A. Smith
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Page 115
No 114 July 9, 1953 Flower and fruit. Composite. Rays yellow, disk brown. 4 involucral bracts enclosing head, giving the appearance of a bud of a single flower. Sandy Loam bank of Cilots, Bracken, Baylor Co, Texas. 1-3 ft. high, branching erect. Coll. B. H. O. Smith.
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Page 116
July 9, 1903 No 115 Flowers and fruit. Blue Labiate (Salvia) Color violet to light purple, upper lip hairy and colored darker. Two white stripes running down lower lips in the throat. These stripes are sometimes wanting, and then the upper lip is not darker than the rest. There are all shades between the extremes. Limestone soil, Bracken, Bryan Co Texas The flowers drop off after leaving in the driers for 6 hrs. Coll B. N. D. Broth,
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Page 117
July 9, 1903 No 116 Flowers and fruit. [Mexican Sage] Tea) Flowers greenish-gray. - Erect herb, 1 ft. high, in large patches on limestone soil, Brackett, Comal Co., Texas. [Odor somewhat like sage]. Coll. B. N. A. Gruth.
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Page 118
July 9, 1903 No 117 Flowers and Fruit. (Stinging nettle) Pl. green. Plant creeping. Lime- stone soil (grows on all soils) Bracken, Comal Co., Texas. Stem - 1½ ft. long. Strings like the European nettle. Coll. B. H. G. Smith.
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Page 119
July 9, 1913 No 118 Flowers and fruit. Yellow Composite. Sandy loam, bank of Colorado River, Bexar Co, Texas. C.E. B.W.G. Groth
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Page 120
July 11, 1923 No. 119 Flowers and fruit. Daisy - Composite. Straps linear white disk yellow, 8in - 1ft. high, in bunches. Sandy Loam bank & Gilglo Braker, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. A. G. Smith.
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Page 121
July 11, 1973 No. 120 Flowers and fruit. For creeping herb, keeping close to ground. F., yellow or orange. yellow, branches up to 2 ft long. In. The [illegible] field, sandy loam, bank of Cibolo, Braiken, Bexar Co, Texas. Col. B. N. G. Groth.
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July 11, 1953 912/21 Ophalanthus) Flowers and fruit. (Button Willow) R. white, of strong, pleasant odor. Bushes, 5-8ft high, in bed of Cibolo, near a in water, Bracken, Comal Co, Texas Call B. W.A. Smith,
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Page 123
July 11, 1953 No: 122 Flowers and fruit. Composite. Rays yellow with a red-brown base, disk red-brown when not blooming yellow, while blooming. The diskal rays blooms in a narrowing having inside wit the brown buds, and outside the tinnish achenes, so that the plant, while blooming, has the appearance of having a striped head. Best soil - gravelly sand. - Birkken, 'Texas Co, Texas. 1-2yft. erect. Coll. B.N.G. Groth.
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July 29, 1903 No. 123 (Grass) Tall grass, 3 - 5th. in large bunches. Foot of Chinlestone Hill. Mr. J. Wheelers Farm, 'Brake Hill', C. Texas. Col. B. H. G. Smith.
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July 29, 1903 No. 124 Flowers. Belt. Orange perianth. In most flowers one or more sta- mens or the pistil is flattened out leaf-like. Limestone hill, Mr. Wheelers farm, Brackett, Retar Co, Texas. Call. B H A. Smith.
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Page 126
July 30, 1903 No. 125 Fl. and fruit. (Chattanoc; Rock Rav) Fl. reddish-purple. Bushy herbs, limbs spreading, 3-4 ft long. Gravel soil, near [illegible] Oil Co., Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Mr. Wheeler's farm. Col. B. A. O. Smith.
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Page 127
July 30, 1903 No. 126 Fruiting Specimen. Strong pleasant aromatic odor. Bradel soil Mr. Evans's Posture, Brackett, Texas, Tex. Coll. B. N. A. Smith.
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Page 128
Jul 30, 1903 No 127 Flowers and fruit. Fl. yellowish-green. Erect herb, 3 - 4½ ft. high. Gravel soil, Mr. Evans's pasture, Drakken, Baylor Co., Texas Coll. B. H. G. Broth,
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Page 129
July 30, 1903 No. 128 Flowers and fruit. Tree herb, H., whitish-green, Sandy soil, Mr. Owens's farm, Selma, Texas Co., Tex. Cora B. N.A. Smith.
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July 31, 1903 No 129 Buds, Cucumbus hort, 8--1871 by on rocks (limestone), left Cibolo, Mr. Hoffmann's Farm, Selma, Sundalup & Texas. H. pink. Single flowering specimen found is between numbers 212 and the following Coll. B.H.G. Lytth.
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Jul 20, 1903 No 130 Flowers and fruit. Purple composite. Erechtites, As many as 164 stalks from one root. Rocky gravel. Best of Gibb's Brackett, Coral Co, Texas. Coll. B. N. G. Groth,
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July 12, 1913 No 131 Flowers and fruit. A greenish erect herb, growing in cracks of large rocks, beside Cibolo, Bracken, Cohal Co. In most case it is impossible to get the root. Rare. Coll. B. H. A. Groth.
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Page 133
July 30, 1903 No. 132 Sedge, hely Cibola, Mr. Hoffmann's farm, Selma, Bexar County, 4-1 high. Call B.N.G. Smith.
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July 31, 1903 No 133 Flowers and fruit. The pink; erect herbs, 1-2 ft. high, gravel soil, Mr. Sahn's Farm, Brackett, Crawl Co., Texas. - near bed of Gilels. Cree B H.G. Smith
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Page 135
Aug 3, 1903 No 134 Roses and fruit. (Petunia) P. white, spreading herb, 1 ft. Sandy soils, Parker, County Co. Texas. Cecil B. K.O. Smith. 4 E.
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No 135 July 31, 1903 Flowers (Infinit) Leguminous plant. For shrub 1/2 - 1/2 high, fl. white From Grinestone Hill Dr. Wheelers Farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. N. A. Groth,
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h2 136 Aug 3, 1953 Flowers and fruits. Saguminum plant, Crulla Blue, Strong odar of yellow lupine, Gravelovill Mr. Evans field from Brackett, Texas. Cree. B. A. Smith h c
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Page 138
Jul 27, 1903 No. 137 Flowers - (Cory Canna) Bull H. white, turning pinkish when old. Bloom after every rain. Sandy soil Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. G. Groth,
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Page 139
Aug 1, 1953 No 138 Field Gram Grass. Top of limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's Farm Bracken, Bexar Co, Texa. See No 139 Coll. B.K.A. Groth.
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Page 140
Aug 1, 1903 No. 139. Cross Fold Limestone hill Mr. D. Healey's farm, Brinken River Ca. Txa. Much like 138. But heads come out of the sheath yellow- ish instead of green. The leaves are much more verti- cal and have a much lighter color. The grasses grow aside of each other in the field, but No 138 is much more abun- dant. Coe B H O Smith
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Page 141
No 140 July 29, 1903 Flowers and fruit. (Stickweed) Fl. yellow, state. Bushy herb, 5 ft. high. Flower blooms after sundown. Gravel and limestone soils. Brackett, Comal Co, Tx. Coll. B. H. O. Groth,
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Page 142
July 29, 1903 No 141. Flowers and fruits. (Pithily bond) H. white. Vine, slender, but climbing over the tallest trees. Fruit burst open by a spring arrangement. Top of limestone hill, Mr. Sahm's pasture, Bracken, Texas Co., Texas. Coll. B.A.G. Groth
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Page 143
Jul 28, 1953 No 142 Flowers and fruit. (Bristly Acelpyz) Fl. green. Vine, milky juice, Climbing over Any of tall bushes. Foot J Limestone hill. Mr. Sahni's posture, Bracket, Bexar Co, Texas. Coll. B.N. A. Broth.
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July 28, 1943 No. 143. Flowers and fruit. Yellow composite. Must like No. 43, but leaves of diff. shape, and head somewhat diff. Top of limestone hill Mr. Evans's farm, Braiken, Bexar Co., Texas. Many stalks from one root. 2 ship. Coll. B. H. G. Brothers
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July 27, 1903 No 144 Flowers and fruit. P. white. Bushy herb, 1½-2ft high, Foot of limestone hill, Mr. Evans's farm, Brackett, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. A. Broth.
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July 27, 1903 No 145 Flowers and fruit. P. green. Bushy herb, 3-4 ft high, At foot of limestone hill, Mr. Evans field, Brackett, Bexar Co, Texas. Coll. B. N. G. Smith
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Page 147
July 27, 1983 No. 146 Flowers and fruit. (Stenophylla) Bushy hub, many stems from one root. Branches 1½ - 3 ft long. Corolla red. Gravel soil, Mr. Evans's farm, near I. & S. N. railroads. Bracken, Texas Co., Texas. Coll. B. N. G. Groth.
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Page 148
July 25, 1903 No 147 Flowers and fruit. Tall herb, 5-6 ft high, foot of limestone hill, Mr. Evans Farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Tx. Fl. pink. Coll. B.N.A. Groth,
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Page 149
July 25, 1983 No 148. Flowers and fruit. (no sample) Fl. purple. Herb, 1-3 ft high, Bravel soil, Mr. Evans's farm, Bracken, Bexar Co., Tex. Col. B.H.G. Broth.
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Page 150
July 25, 1953 No 149 Fruiting specimen Herb 17" high n. less, of very strong pleasant aromatic odor Travelsoil Mr. Evans's pasture, Brackett, Texas, Texas. Coll. B. H. C. Booth
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July 25, 1903 No 150 Flowers and fruit. Vine, running and climbing over bushes. Fl. white. Travel bed of Cercis, Bracte Bexar Co., Texas. Orel. B. H. A. Smith
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no 151 July 24, 1923 Flowers and fruit. Word herb, 1ft. high, in cracks Goddid rock, Cilada, Mr. Six's Farm, Bracken, Comal Co, Texas. Fl. yellow, leaves strike To a vertical position. Col. R.H.G. Groth ne
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Page 153
July 24, 1903 No 152 Flowers and fruit. H. white. herb 4 in high Cracks of large rocks, Celoty River, Mr. Shernburg's Farm, Bracken, Comal Co., Tex. Coll. B. N. E. Smith.
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Page 154
July 24, 1953 No. 15-3 Flowers (and fruit). Leguminous plant. F. pink, light in throat. Plant 6 in high, in cracks of large rock, bed of Cibolo Bracken, Comal Co., Texas. Coll. B.H.G. Grata.
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Page 155
July 24, 1903. No 154 Fruitting Specimen. Mud, bed of Ciboly Bracken, Coral Co., Texas. 3 in. high. Col. B. H. G. Broth
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Page 156
July 24, 1953 Nº: 155 Flowers and fruit. Leguminosae. P. pink, Climbing over bushes, beside Cibolo, Brackett, Corral, Texas. Col. R. N. O. Groth,
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July 23, 1953 No 156 Flowers and fruit. Yellow Composite. Sunstone and sand. Mr. Earl Stein, Briggs' Farm, Brackett, Coral Co. Texas. 4-5 ft. high Crel. B.N.G. Brothers.
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Page 158
Jul 23, 1908 No 157 Flowers and fruit. Procumbent herb 1½-2 ft., flower white, somewhat pinkish, along D & M, Railroad track, Bracken Coal Co. Texas. Col. B. N. A. Broth.
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Page 159
Cat Claw in Vroom? Leaves have only four pairs of leaflets, and are much smaller, and so are the fruit.
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July 23, 1943 No. 158. Brass. Charts of large rock, bed of Cibolo, Bracken, Comal & Texas. 3ft high. Coll. B.N.A. Smith. wc
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july 23, 1903 No 159 Flowers and fruit. Fl. white. Bushy herb, 2 ft high, Among large rocks, bank of Cibolo, Brackett, Comal Co., Texas Coll. B.H.A. Smith.
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PLANTS OF TEXAS. No. 160. Osmothera senatula, Nutt., var. spinulosa, Torr. & Gray. Penelton hill, near Bracket, Collected by B. H. A. Groth 26 June 1903 Aug 3, 1913 (Far Ken) Fl. purple. Succulent herb, 4" high. Travel bed J. Cilots, Bracket, Covial Co, Texas. Coll. B.H.A. Groth,
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Aug 3, 1913 No. 160 Flowers and fruit. (Fam. [illegible]) Fl. purple. Succulent herb, 4 in. high. Gravel bed J. Cibols, Brackett, Conal Co., Texas. Coll. B. H. G. Broth.
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Aug 3, 1903 No 161 Fruit and fruit. H. Blue, ephemeral, Bushy herbs, 2-3 ft high, in Lord shady places, sand and gravel soil, Mrs. Daven- port's pasture, Brackett, Bexar Co, Texas. Coll. T.B.H.A. Smith,
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Page 165
Aug 3, 1943 72 162 Flowers and fruit, Yellow Cornflower, Gravel hill-slope Mrs. Davenport's [illegible] Bracken, El Paso Co., Texas. Coll. P. H. A. Smith.
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Nº 168. Aug. 3, 1903 Grass. Foot of limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's farm, Brackett, Texas. In large bunches, rising obliquely; stalks 1 ft. long. Coll. B. N. A. Groth.
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Aug 1, 1903 N. 164 (Merquite grass) Grass. T. J. Limestone Hill, Mr. Thella's Farm Brookton, Texas Co., Texas. Col. B. N. G. Smith
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Aug 3, 1903 Nº 165 Grass, in field, sandy loam, Lots of limestone full Mr. Wheeler's farm, Brackin, Bexar Co, Texas. Col B. H. A. Groth
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Aug 1, 1903 No 166 Flowers and fruit. Yellow com[illegible]a. Bushy herb, 3-4 ft high, Sandy soil Mrs Evans's Jardin, Blackton, Texas (See next number) Cull. B H. G. Smith.
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Aug 1, 1903. No. 167 Flowers and fruit. Composite. Rays brown and yellow, disk brown. There are all gradations from heads in which the rays are almost entirely yellow, to heads that have the rays entirely brown. Salado soil Mr. Evans's farm, Bradley, Bexar Co., Tex. Coll. P. H. G. Smith,
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Aug 1, 1903 No 168 Flowers and Fruit (Ostulaca) Orange yellow. Leaves fleshy, hard to dry. Sandy Loam. Mr. Evan J. Heel, Braker, Bexar Co., Texas. Leaves drop off on drying. Rootstocks gibber between the papers, and were dried in the air. Coll. B.H.G. Langley.
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No 169 Aug 1, 1953 Flowers and fruit Spreading herb, 8 in - 12th long, East of limestone hill W. Wheeler's Farm, Brady, Bexar Co, Tx. F. small, red. Cull. B.H.A. Smith.
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Aug. 3, 1903 No 170 Flowers and fruit (Asclepias?) Vines, climbing over tall Trees. Flower green. Limestone Soil. Mr. Sahm's pasture, Bracken, Baylor Co., Tex. Col. B. H. Smith.
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Aug 4, 1903. No 171 Mrs. Harkberry tree, Bracken, Comal Co., Texas. Cell, B.K.O. Broth.
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Aug 4, 1903 No 172 Fruit (Some flower) (Minor) Fl. pinkish-white. Gravel-and- limestone soil. Brackett, Conval Co, Texas. Col R.H.G. Groth.
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Aug. 4, 1953. No 173 Flowers and fruit (Thistle) Composite H. purple (roots all purple) Erect herbs, 6 ft tall. Limestone soil, foot of hill, Bracken, Covall Co., Texas, Col. R.H.A. Smith.
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Aug 4, 1903 No 174 Fruiting Specimen. Foot of limestone hill, Brack, Comal Co, Texas. Woody herb, 4-5 ft high. Col. B. N. A. Smith.
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Aug. 4, 1903 No 175 Flowers and Fruit. Leguminous herb. Purplest-blue Herbs 2 ft tall; Foot of limestone hill, Mr. Hall's farm, Bracket, Coral Co, Texas. C.C. B.N.A. Smith.
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Aug 5, 1903. No: 176 Flowers and fruit. (Mimosa) Koo-Sy hel, rising from an underground root - Stock, 1-2 ft high. Flowers white. Coll. B. N. A. Smith
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Aug 5, 1903. No 177 Flowers and Fruit (Mimosa) Sensitive Breeze. R. pinkish - white. Limestone hills, Germany Church, Bracken, Conal Co., Tx. Bushes 7-8 ft high Col. B. N. G. Smith.
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Page 181
Aug. 19, 1953 No. 178 Reed. 8 ft. high. Water-edge, Guadalupe River. Mr. Kueger's farm. Seguin, Tex. Coll. D.M.T. Smith.
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Page 182
Aug 19, 1903 38/79 Grass. 8 ft high; water- edge, Guadalupe River, Mr. Krueger's Farm, Seguin, Tx. Coll. A.K.G. Booth
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Aug.19, 1903 No. 180 Grass. 1-1/2 ft high, lime- stone soil Mr. Kunezer's Pasture, Seguin, Texas. C.W.B.H.A. Smith,
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Aug 19, 1903 No. 181 Flowers and fruit Fruiting Specimen (some flowers) Leguminous creeping vine, C. bright purplish-red. Limestone soil, Mr. Knueger's pasture, Seguin, Texas. Coll. B.K.A. Smith
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Aug.19, 1903 Nº 182 Rovering specimen. Running herb, on mud bed of Brakaloupe River, Mr. Kne- ger's farm, Seguin, Texas Flower a faint lilac color. Coll. B.H.A. Brother
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Page 186
Aug 19 1903. Nº 183 Sedge Travel, besy g Sunds- Lupe River Mr. Krueger's Farm Seguin, Texas Einbight Col. B.K.D. Smith
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Aug 19, 1953 No. 184 Flower and fruit. Herb 3'7" high. H. yellow, covered by bracts. Branches of Santa Rupe River, Mr. Creager's Farm, Seguin, Texas. Coll. B. N. A. Brath.
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Page 188
Aug 19/1963 No. 185 Flowers (and fruit) Brush, 4-5 ft high, of very disagreeable odor. Flowers yellow to orange-yellow, fruit a berry, steel-blue, size of a current. Sandy loam Mr. Knuegge's farm, Seguin, Texas; Leaves drop off on drying. Coll. R. H.A. Guth.
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Aug. 17, 1903. No. 186 Flowers and fruits: (Poke-weed) Herbs, 8th thigh, Fl. white, fruit a purplish-black soft berry, one matine. Lov sandgoats, Mr. Ford, Munger's farm, Seguin, Breadalume, Texas. Young beans and a greens. Col. B. W. G. Smith.
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Aug 17, 1983. No 187 Flowers and fruit. Tough herbs, 6 ft. high; flowers light purple. For sandy soils Mr. Fort. Rineger's garden, Seguin, Brazos Co., Tex. Col. B.H.A. Smith.
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Page 191
Aug 12, 1953. No 188 Flowers and fruits. Yellow Composite. 4 ft. high, Low sandy land, Mr. Fers. Krueger's Garden Sezurin, Sando Luje Co., Texas Col. B.H.D. Smith
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Page 192
Aug 17, 1903 No. 189 Brass. 2 - 3 ft. high. Sandy bottom land, Mr. Kriegel's Farm Seguin, Gral. Co., Tex. Crel B.N. A. Smith
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Aug. 17, 1953 No. 190 Grass. #9 Kends doud spread out, Sandy cotton land, Mr. Müggers Farm, Seguin Bea- Daloupe Co., Texas, 3-4 ft. high. Coll. B. N. A. Leath.
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Nº 191 Aug 19, 1953. Flower and fruit (Clematis?) Flowers, purple & black, pendant. Fruit sharp-tasting, like Cayenne pepper. Vine, sandy, bottom- land, Mr. Krueger's farm Segovia, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B. K. A. Brath [illegible]
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Aug 17, 1923 No. 192 Fruiting specimen (Viburnum) Bush, 79th high bank of Creek, gravel soil Mr. Munger Farm, Seguin, Guadalupe Co. Texas. Coll. B.K.O. Groth.
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Aug. 17, 1902 No. 193 Flowers and fruit. (Wild Coffee.) Leguminos. Bush, 6-8 ft high, along water, gravel soils, Mr. Kneeg's farm, Pecan, Tex. Flowers orange yellow, striped dark orange longitudinally, outside. Foliage of a rank disdignable odor. Seeds poisonous. Leaves drop off on drying. Coe, B. N.A. Booth.
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Aug. 18, 1903 No. 194 Flowers and fruits. (Kettle) H. green. Herb, 4 ft. tall near water Guadalupe River. Mr. Kneeger's farm, Seguin, Texas. Call. B. H. G. Smith.
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Aug 18, 1953 h: 195 Flower and fruit. (Sketch?) Covilla white. Herbs, 6ft, branching. Near water, Guadalupe River, Mr. Kneeger's farm, Seguin, Texas. Stem 4-cornered. Coll. B. K. G. Knuth.
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Page 199
Aug 18, 1903 No. 196 Flowers and Fruit. (Cenothra?) R. yellor. Kello, bushy, 6 ft high, Water - edge, Brazos River, Mt. Kueger's Farm, Seguin, Texas. Coel. B. N.G. Smith,
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Aug 18, 1953 No 197 Flowers and fruit. Yellow composite Leaves sticky. Bushy herbs, 6 ft high, Standybeam river bottom of Guadalupe River. Mr. Krueger's farm, Seguin, Tx. Coll. B. H. A. Groth
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Aug 18, 1903 no. 198 Flowers and fruit yellow composite. Leaves sticky. Only specimen found 6 ft high. Sandy loam near Shadage River, Mr. Kueger's farm, Seguin, Tex. Coll. B. N. A. Booth. NC
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Aug 26, 1953 No 199 Riversand grit Leguminous shrub. 1-1½ ft high, ft. bright purple. Foot of limestone hill. Mr. Evans's farm. Bracken, Baylor Co., Texas. Col. B.N.Q. Groth,
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Aug 22/1903 h:200. Flowers(and fruit) White composite gravel near Grudaluye River, Mr. Knieyer's farm, Séguin, Tex. Coll.B.N.G. Smith
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Aug 22, 1953 No 201 Flowers (and fruit) Pink composite. Gravel, near Guadaleupe River, Seguin, Tex; Mr. Knueger's farm Coll. B.K.D. Guth 3.C
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Aug. 22, 1953 No: 202 Flowers and fruit. Lilium canum plant, fl. white. Limestone soil, Mr. Kneeg's Farm, Segein, Guadalupe, Texas Coll. B. N. G. Broth
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Aug 22, 1913 No 203 Flowers and fruit Bourdo Vine, climbing over brushes. H. yellow. Sandy loam, Near Guadalupe River. Mr. Krueger's farm, Seguin, Texas. Coll. B. K. G. Groth,
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Page 207
Aug. 26, 1903 No. 204 Flowering specimen. H. bluish-white. (Sabine? ) In water, Calhoon River, Selma, Texas. Oell. B.N.Q. Grote
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Aug. 29, 1903 No 205 Flowers and fruit Sagittaria. In water. Gibbs, Selma Texas. F. white. C.O. B.K.Q. Smith
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Aug.27/1903 n°206. Flowers and Sedge in water, Cildy River, Selma, Texas. Coll. B.N.A. broth hc
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Aug. 28, 1903 No. 207 Flowers and fruit. Vine, creeping, fl. white. Fruits balloon. Gravel bed J. Cibols, Bracken, Comal Co, Texas. Coll. B.N.A. Groth.
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Page 211
Aug. 28, 1913 No. 208 Flowers and fruit. For spreading herbs. H. speeius gravel, beds of Cilots, Brade, Texas. Carl. B. N.D. Smith
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Page 212
Aug. 29, 1983 No 289 Flowers and fruit Malvaceous habit. 3 ft. high, fl. red, twisted. Fruit red, when mature. Fort Shingstone hill, Mrs. Wheller's Farm, Bracken, Texas & Texas. Col. B.M.G. Groth
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Page 213
Aug. 29, 1983 Nº 210 Grass. Lost of limestone hill, Mr. Middleby Farm, Bracken Bexar Co. Tex. 18½ - 2½ ft. high Coe-B.N.G. Brottl
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Aug. 29, 1923 No. 211 Brass. Foot of limestone hill, Mr. Wheeler's Farm, Bracken, Texas. Col. B.N.G. Groth
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Aug. 29, 1953 No 212 Flowers and fruit. Purplest - pink labiate. 2 ft high branching herb. Ironstone hill W.D. Wheeler's Farm, Bracken, Bexar Co, Texas. Coll. B.N.G. broth.
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Aug. 12, 1903 No 218. Flowers and fruit. Sagittaria. H. white in water, Bracken, Conval Co, Tex. Coll. B.H.A. Smith
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Aug. 13 / 1903 R: 214 Sedge. In water, Brady, Comal Co., Texas. C. B. N. C. Broth.
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July 22, 1903 Only specimen. Gravel, Drakes County, Texas. D H G. Smith. No. 215
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Jul 23 1903 No. Kerbs, 8" high, foot of limestone hill. Root smells like wild turnip, very bitter, yellow. Flowers purple-black outside, dotted with white. Very rare B.H.G. Scott No. 216
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July 23, 1953 Aut. Season, abundant. On black waxy soil, Bavenport - Bracken, Comal Co., Tex. [illegible] Centauria americana, Nutt. (det. J.M. Greenman) No. 217
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July 24, 1903 Flower white, my Specimen cracks big rock, bed of Cilols. Bracken, Te B. K. Booth No. 2/8
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no. 219 July 20. 1903 Specimens — Only specimen, because out of date gravel Bracken, Pa.
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Jul 25 One Specimen, gravel Soil Draken County Texas. D. V.G. Brown m. 220
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July 20, 1903 Only specimen, flower white, Bed of Cibotii (Gravel) Dracket, Carroll Co., Tex. B. H. C. Brown No. 221
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July 20, 1953 No. Leguminosae plant. Yellow. Bidwel, bel J. Cildes, Prakken, Canal Co., Tex. Only specimen. B. W. G. S. M. M. 222
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Aug 15, 1903. Hi. Leguminosus vine, creeping. Fl. yellow, in limestone rock, bed of Gibols Brake, Cohual Co., Tex. B H G. Broth 229 w.
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no. 230 Aug 3, 1903 Flowers and fruit Eng Specimen (Lahita? ) Purplest pink. Only specimen. Travel, Mrs Davenport's pasture, Drake, Canal Co., Tex. Coll. B.H.G. Smith.
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no. 231 Aug 3, 1903 Flowers and fruit Leguminous plant, Corolla Violet, Creeping vine, grad [illegible] Mr. Evans farm Bracken, Texas or Texa, Coll, B. K. G. Smith 1c
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Aug 3, 1903 No 232. Flowers and fruit. Only species. H. white, laver by diget with blue. Ant - hill, foot of limestone hill, Mr. Other's farm, Brackett, Bexar Co, Texas. Ocel. B. H. G. Smith. N.C.
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July 13, 1973 No. 235 Flowers and fruit. Composite. (Freak ?) Coloring same as No., but the ray-flowers are tubular about half way up. Only specimen found. Sandy loam, Mrs. Davenport's pasture, Bracken, Bexar Co., Texas. Coll. B.H.A. Smith.
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July 9, 1903 No 236 Centaurea americana Nutt. Flowering specimen (det. J.M. Gummey) Flower brown with a purple hue. Only specimen found. Limestone Hill, Mr. Ohee - Lee's farm, Brackett, Bexar, Texas. Coll. B.N.D. Groth.
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w. 237. July 9, 1903 No. Flowering specimen. Pinkish - white composite. Only specimen (Only season) Westerme hill, Mr. Wheeler, Jama, Brackett, Texas, Tex. Coll. B. N. G. Kretz.
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no. 239 Aug 12, 1903 H. & Fruit. Near water, Herb, 6 in high, fl. light-purple. Clay soil Braun, Tex. B. N. G. BROT.
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No. 240 Aug. 24, 1953 Odds and ends. Limestone soil, Bradken, Texas. All gathered in August.
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July 31, 1903 n = 247. H. x fruct. (Fat / den) H. yellow. all specimens Gravel, Brinkler, Baylor C, Texas. Cree. D. H. A. Groot. n c
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no. 248 July 30, 1903 No. H. D. Junit. H. green. Orig specimen Limestone rock, Mr. Hoff, Mann's farm, Ledy Gillet Delma, Guadalupe Co, Texas Coll. B.N.A. Groth ?C
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Aug, 19 / 1903. No 251 Flowers and fruit. (Santafe) H. white. Herb. 1ft. high. Mud, bed by Guadalupe River, Mr. Kudger's farm, Seguin, Tex. Coll. B.N.A. Booth, hc.
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no. 252 Aug 19, 1953. Sedge, gravel, bed of Brazos River, Seguin, Texas. Only specimen.
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no. 253. Aug 19, 1953. Parasite in grass ?
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No. 254 Aug 28, 1903 Flowers and fruit 'Vase, fl. white, purple in throat. Gravel bed. Cibolo, Bracken, Tex. B. N. Groll
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no. 257 Aug 20, 1883 Fruiting specimens Sampson - weed Root & taste resembling prickly ash; valued very high by druggists, as a mildicide against kidney trouble and plants guarded by farmers. Sandy-limestone soil, Seguin, Brazos Co, Texas. C.C. B. N.A. Scott
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Aug. 22, 1903 No. 255 Flowering specimen Fl. yellow. Vine, 3 ft. long Sand loam, Seguin, Texas. B.N.G. Smith.
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