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32 & Crem. ş sinuatus Hook. Leon. 99 both
sent by Janson from the Cuesta of Puruchuco
are undoubtedly the same plant the silicula in
the former very poor and deperperate specimen
being quite wingless".
Another note also by Bell, "There is only a single
spec. in Herb. Kew of true Cremolobus pinnatifida
Hook. (from Matthews). The others collected by Mclean
are referred by A. Gr. Bot. of W. Expl. Exped. neverthe-
less they agree much more closely with his
aphaopterus loc. cit. 1,55 than with the Hookerian
type - mine also must be referred to the latter
as a variety pinnatifida
differing only in the left developed
wing of the silicula -
Some of my specimens nearer pinnatifida,
others nearly aphaopterus. Graya var B cannot
stand as the leaves vary from pinnatifid to
quite entire.
Perrnell 14702
Mandor 905
Matthews 590 Sunny banks. (Huamontom?)
Prov. of Canta, Peru. April 1831
Stems branched, more or less erect, leaves
sessile, glabrous; pedicels divaricate, just
under 1 cm. long; silique pubescent, glabrous,
stipitate.