6-3-38 pods enough set I line with pedicels to give raceme a somewhat twisted effect.) See BVH II #36 and SVTI 299 for best desc. of B. stricta. Sepals (1 fading flo) not hairy or tip; pedale at least 1/2 times length of sepals and "goldyell" cf B. vulgaris style at least 3 times as long as thick in fl. but less than 3½ times in oldest fr. Style distinctly broader than stigma in oldest fr. 7-13-38 undated B. vulgaris flo fr. Rootside of stump. 6-3-38 Potentilla canadensis L. G 484; BVII 257 Fr. In woods south drive near road St. Aubert. Putt- esence on at pet. v ped. spreading. Solitary fl from axil of 2nd st. fl. Petals almost round 1 flower still (B/B) has a feel lightish green in spite silken hair on both sides just visible to eye. No runners or rooting at tip 6-8-38 Potentilla fumilia Poit G 484; BVII #257 At southern edge of drive. Effects plant very diff. from P. canadensis. has darker & silkiest leaf cuneate-obovate, toothed about the middle. Sil (BB) suggestive only. The only stem consists of abudes prostrate runners 1¼ in from base to a small toothed bract then 3in to half (with stipules like the bract just mentioned)* then 4in to the unfolding tip. Runner not rooting. *fl. in axil of old peduncle 1½ in (much longer than fl which is in early stage). Petals more oblong than P.c. and sepals or bracts narrower.