Field notebooks : Mallorca, 1930-1935

Kennedy, Rae Casena Baldwin,1879-1952,author
1930
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Mallnea Feb 2 - May 2 1930 #194-225 LIBRARY OF THE GRAY HERBARIUM HARVARD UNIVERSITY THE GIFT OF R B Kennedy (10)
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Majorca RB Kennedy 10 2-4-30 † Cistus albidus L. Bon 35, Ber. Kn. II 193. Collected by Mr. Neron on "rough road" bet. Génova & Cas Catala. Fl. bright purplish rose. Petals 1 in x 3/4 in. Ovary 2-celled, ovules axile, ovary silky hairy on outside. Sepals 5, the 2 inner somewhat smaller. St., Ivs, sepals densely starry woolly. 2-4-30 Helianthemum Fumana Mill Kn II 203 = Fumana Spachii Rev. Ed. Bar 51 and Bon 36 Road bet. Génova & Cas Catala (See 3-17-30 & 3-20-30. 2-4-30 Antirrhinum Aronicum L. Kn II 384. Bar 336. Bon 232 Field ops Chapel bet. Génova & Cas Catala. Ovary silky hairy. (See 4-10-30 2-4-30 Antirrhinum Majus L. Bar 337, Bon 232 Fls fr. cult. & Infanta. cf with above. Ivs on young shoots often in 3's. Seeds black & very rough. (See 4-10-30 2-4-30 † Aceras longibracteata Reichb. Kn I 412, Bar 456 = Orelus — Biv. Bon 311. "Questioned only because recorded as "rare" East side.
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Barlus - Purp (See Barlus - Riviera Nature Notes p205-2 fine ill.) Road bet. Chapel (below Génova) and Cas Catala. St 12 in high (on above ground). L fty, top lower lw (3) x to 5 in x 1 3/4 in, upper (5") fast like Paeone 4 in long, dense. Floral bract to 1 1/2 ins, exceeding fl. Sepals or petals separate, greenish with purple spots. Lip more than 2x as long, 3 lobed with central lobe divided. Center light marked with purple, edges ruffled, brownish purple. Caudicles emitted in one gland concealed in a pouch, below which is the noticeable purple stigmatic cavity. Above pouch is a small protuberance. Pollen in grain like formation! Lip has short, blunt, cor- dial spur 1/4 - 1/3 as long as ovary. (See 2-24-30) 2-4-30 Centaurea aspera L. Kn # 496, Bas 368, Bon 179, BVH 365, Road bet Chapel (below Génova) v Cas Catala. (See 3-16-30) 2-4-30 Pistacia Lentiscus L. Kn # 167, Bas 100 Bon 65. Riviera Nature Notes 36 ill. Fr. 2o ft. Bet Génova v Cas Catala. Low shrubby growth very common. Lw wth "red crescent shaped galls" (See R.N.V. (See 3-14-30) See B.M.) C.Pf on Chan genus, p 460. 2-4-30 Anagallis arvensis L. Kn # 367 Bas 305 bet. Génova v Cas Catala. Blue. (See 3-14-30 blue v 3-30-30 red
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2-4-30 Teucrium — det Génora & Cas Catala upper part & foot pads shot out. T. capitatum L. Bar 375 & Bor 257 since Calyx lobes are blunt & stamens (at least some- times) "roulant sur elles-mêmes" after flower- ing. But not Kn II p 314-316 seems to considers this as form ? T. Polium L. Fl. very purplish oar shale as Cistus albidus. 2-4-30 Erica multiflora L. Kn II 259, Bar. 298 Bor 262. Young fs but fl parts remaining. Det. Génora & Cas Catala. (See 3-14-30 2-4-30 Lepidium graminifolium L. Kn II 13, Bar 41, Bor 93 Flw fs. near Génora. 2-4-30 Geranium molle L. Kn II 127, Bar 81 Bor 57 BvH 95 (ill) Near Génora (westward from from terminus) lvs round, petals notched. (See 2-29-30) 2-4-30 Erodium malacoides L. Kn II 129 Bar 83 =E.— wild Bar 83, Bor 58 Near above. l ve oval petalo entire.
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2-4-30 Erodium moschatum L'Her. Kntt/31 Bas 84, Bon 59, Bvn 7?(ill) near abov.. If definitely pinnate. NOTE: cionium will because filaments not ciliate (Bon) v lf like illvdesse. (Bon). But no odor annule. Stout plant mat like with thick root. (See 3-16-30)(See 2/29-30) 2-4-30 Lavandula dentata L. Kntt 320 Bas 353 Hillsides bet. Hénova v Cas Catala common. Upper troud top lobe & calyx bract like, perfect v imperfect stamens in flo studied Stamens very blunt, is. cluded not noticeably "appendues sur la t'vve infér- ieure" (Bon), perhaps imperfect. Upon floral bedcts conspicuous, lavander. Tormentum stary. (See 3/14-30 2-4-30. Anthyllis Cytissoides L. Kntt87, Bas 111, Bon 78 Bet. Hénova v Cas Catala. Very like ill Bon. (See 3-26-30 2-4-30 Fagonia cretica L. Kntt/37, Bas 94. Collected by Mr Heron bet. Hénova chapal" v Cas Catala. But cells seem to have 2-orules, other vives as dese. (See 3-17-30) Flo almnt tin aceras angles ovary pubescent, orules 2 in each cell pandent from stalk that rises from axile near base of cell, only 1 developing when it seems to become upright stalk lobes rather thick side quadrangular. See 11-20-30
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"On road west of Genoa cemetery 2-4-30? Salvia verbenacea L Kn#341=S.verben- aceaL.Bar364,Bon350,BN#357(ill)Near Genova.Fr.v baldly mottled buds.Stamens clearly 2ths connective short. Upper lips of calyx has 3 tiny teeth.No flowers. 2-4-30 Arisarum vulgare Targ.TozzyKnI355= A.--Kunt.Bar46?=Arum Arisatum L Bon317 Genova.&at base of spadix,stigmas stipitate.Stobrs not densely packed.(See 3-14-30 2-4-30 Fedia Capent-bovia Pon.Knt#435.Bar578 Scaloidll?F.Cornucopiae Daeckm.Bar144)Genova. (Scaloidlss.BM&C.P.731) Stamens 2,style often splitting, atigma 3-parted.Dee Bar578 not carefullyverified Tube of corolla has thickened spot near base.Perhaps fakes place of spur in Centranthus) 2-4-30 Paronychia argentea Lamb KnI 460 Bar179,Bon109.Genova(See3-17-30 2-4-303 Euphorbia helioscopia L.Knt#147,Bar411 Bon280.BN#4(all)Genova.But lowestupper ones
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sessile. Seeds not advanced enough to see char. (See 3-25-30 Pods smooth, seeds pitted) (See 6-26-30 seeds brown with ridges prickle) 2-4-30 Globularia Alypum L. Kn II 403, Bar 384, Bon. 264, Belov Genora (See 11-27-30 2-4-30!! Medicago Murex Willd var sphaerocarpa Urban Kn II 75 = M. sphaerocarpa Bertol B 22/18 Bon 74, Genora, Europae fe! Hall fallen when studied (3/1) Identified mostly from Bon. Pods 4-5 spiral making almost globular effect. Spines along as distance between. Curved but not hooked. Edges ? spiral slightly ridged, not saw. ed. Pod almost smooth (few blunt hairs). Spirals counter clockwise. Stipules with deep, narrow keels. L w dentate above middle. Fr at this stage 6-? mm across. 2-4-30 Scandix peeten veneris L. Kn II 226, Bar 3/10 Bon. 134 BuH 204 (ill). Genora See (3-4-30) 2-4-30 Veronica agrestis L. forma polita Kn II 387 = V. didyma Tens Bar 344. (See also Bon 237 =V. polita Fries BuH 349.
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2-4-30 Bon 337 and (BVH. 348ill) Sepals are 3-nerved, sharp with a spurred appendix at base v style surpase the sinus. But lvs are hardly "lampiñas casi carn. ozaz". (See 2-24-30) 2-4-30 Bellis annua L. Knitt 445, Bal 246, Bon 162 Génova. 2-4-30 Chrysanthemum coronarium L. Knitt 477 Rays yellow. Bal 245. Bon 167. Génova (See 3-4-30 Rays creamy with yellow center) 2-4-30 F Clinnm Calycinum Viv. Knitt 310, Bal 323 Bon 223. Génova. Fl withered when studied 2/9. See 2-25-30. v 3-10-30 2-4-30 Plantago — Génova. 1in woody stem bears lvs closely alternate but not in rosette at top. Lvs linear 2½ - 3½ in x 2-3mm., entire, or nerved, silky gray cinerent, not fleshy. If nar- noved somewhat towards base v then widened a little indue it is rolled around stem. Fl. atin from below lvs 5/2-in, slender, slightly ridged & twisted, not hairy. Spike 1½ in, slender. Bracts about as long as broad, middle convex v slightly
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hairy ending in obscure hairy point, edges thin & wing-like, outer sepals hairy on outer edge. Fls distorted & seeds not developed. [Note 2-28-31 This was perhaps T. albicans? See 11-14-09 - 30. Discrepancies indeed due to Bonapace vs index presence [R.B.K.] ] 2-4-30 Asphodelus fistulosa L. KnT 365 Bar 441, Bon 301 Near Gas Catsla very common. 2-4-30 Asphodelus ramosus L. var microcarpus Salis KnT 365 = A. microcarpus Vir Bar. 441 A. albus Willd Bon 301 (See also A. albus Mill BMJCP. 174) Near above, just coming into fl. 2-4-30 Oxalis cernua Thunb KnII/32, Bar 98. Near Glenora common. Lvs spotted purplish. See BMJC.P. 486 (see 1-6-31
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2-6-30 Ophrys fusca Link. KnI 408, Bas 462 Bon 313 Collected by Mrs. Heron Belver. From desc. Bon & BV# 464 might be thought to be O. muscifera Huds but this not recorded from Majorca. See also O. speculum Link Bas 461 with some points of similarity lower bracts reach to top of fl. Lip cut to about middle, lateral lobes turned down, central one notched or more or less convex. Pollen as in Oeera longibracteata (2-4-30) Anthers vategma greenish. (See 2-27 & 3-20-30 2-6-30 Oerlis tridentata Serp KnI 409, Bas 458 Bon 311 (But lip definitely 3 divided as in Bas.) Collected by Mrs. Heron Belver. 4\/2 in high. Sepals & petals form hood but are almost if not quite free, very sharply long acuminate, white or greenish white with purple nerves. Lip white with purpled to. Glands. 2 in 1 sac. Pollen as in Oeera longibracteata. Anthers purple, stigma light. (See 2-27 & 3-4-30) 2-10-30 Malvaceae Collected by Mrs Heron "common along roadsides Terreno". Either Mahra or Lavatera. The 3 ext bracts (ovate) are slightly united at base & the 3 together can be separated from Calyx sug- ggesting h. Fl seem to be single in axis & since bracte in young fl. not as large as Celyx would
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x locality not probable Kn II 178 L. maritima Juan. Plant is covered with starry hairs but not with flo as white as Bon 56 nor petals as Bar 77.* If upper flo (still in bud) are several maxil plant might be L. Cretica L. If a Melva, might be M. sylvestris. Bon 55; Bar 76 since hanson stamen tube are starry & petals too hardly 3X as long as calyx are "purpureine con venas violacee". Petals with 10 or more notches at apex. Carpele smooth, (See 3-4-30 v 3-6-30) 2-10-30 Acacia longifolia wild. BMJCP 430 See Riviera Nature Notes 136. Bought in Palma. Phyllodia 1/2-2/3in, mucronate. Island on edge of phyllodium near base. (See 3-13-30) 2-13-30 Hyoseris alba L Kn II 364, Bar 332 Bon 227. Fl & fr. back road to Palma. Filaments purple = H. major mill Bon 227 (See 3-4-30) 2-13-30 Fumaria officinalis L. Kn II 9, Bar 23 Bon 14. Fl & young fr. back road to Palma. Diffuse & spreading, 1 ft high. Corolla 7mm long rose, dark at apex. Sepals broader than pedicels, about as broad as corolla (sometimes less & sometimes more) & about half so long as corolla without
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3-13-36 without apus. Fr. slightly flattened, slightly broader than long, no hollows in summit (at this stage) Consider possibility ? F. micrantha lag = F. bracts densiflora DC. are as long or longer than pedicels but fruit shows no sign of "largamente apiculata" 2-13-30 Reseda alba L. Kn# 38, Bar 55; But. 59 BMCP 315 = R. suffrutescens L. Bor 38. Back road to Palma after turning to right on highway. Fr. too small to study. 2-13-30 Plantago Psyllium L. Kn# 412, Bar 383 Bor 259. Back road to Palma. Stamens purple petals yellowish 3-13-30 ?? Carduus tenuiflorus Curt. Kn# 487 Bar. 266, Bor 177, Fl & fr. back road to Palma. Thistle, st slender winged with supply points, apiney wings thorn less white velby. Lvs glabercent dors, white velby beneath, prickly. Fl in narrow long heads singly or severally almost a quite sessile. Anthers seem lacets at base (below point of joining filaments) yet (see Bar 261) only genera in tribe C with
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parichly lob (See Box 175) are Carlina v attractyla - dismissed because of their pubescent achenes. Stamens are free v paprous hairs definitely forked their whole length (but prob not to be considered plumose) and united in ring at base. Papillae very pale tan, achene smooth, shining nerve?, oblong, flattened somewhat, about 5mm long x 2+ mm wide. Corolla purple. Bracts mbran less well by acuminate with sharp points, the inner less sharp v tinged purple. But no "little glands of brilliant yellow" (Box 177). Fl head about 3/4 in high by 1/4 in wide. (See 3-17-30 & 11-22-30 Q-13-30? Carlina lacunata L. Kn# 484, Box 273, Box 182. Back road to Palma. Dried plant but with perfect remains basal lobes of fl heads (very close to ground) others solitary on stems 8+ in high, some of these stems bearing just below fl head, others stems bearing fl heads. Involved leaf Scales bit. Flo seem to be tubular, lacerated at top. No achenes seen.
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Prob S. rutella L. No I #62, Boe 62 . See New ident 7 #629. 3-23-32 and # 676 5-18-32. 5-13-30 Silene FL Venripe p2. Edge of field back road to Palma. This high, many branches from base some some- what decumbent. Root whitial. St. purpulesh esp at base. Leaves smooth but (20x) covered with tiny stippled downward curved hairs which are enlarged at base. Lvs apatulate narrowed to particulars base or oblong v sessile. the largest 1 3/4 x 9/16 in., obtuse, edges strongly suffled. Lobes smooth valvate beneath but above on edges have short stiffish hairs (20x). Lvs clasping within- ternodes enlarged just abov. Infl. dichotomous cyme (not always regular), peduncles except fl lowest fl shoot. Calyx whitial with veins v blunt more or less purple. Almost if not quite smooth but (20x) seems minutely tubercled. The round ciliate lobes about 1/3-1/6 length of calyx (12 mm.) in acestiation when calyx gradually enlarges from a truncate (not dimpled base) to a slightly constricted throat below the very slightly flaring limb. After acestate Calyx enlarges somewhat (not inflated) v blunt does not spread. Calyx beautifully veined: 5 veins ending in lobes, the other five branching in 2 just below the sinus these handles joining the enlarged ends of the 1st set of veins. Corolla dark rose, small, projecting beyond
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not at all stelay. calyx x 3mm. Petals notched (not deeply) Scale at base of limb divided to base in 2 broad rounded lobes 1/3 length of limb. Petals free as to claw & limb but seem to be joined just at base of limb. Longest stamenors & pistils extend barely beyond throat. Capsule antrth, oblong 8mm long, on a thick ridged stalk 4 mm long. Seeds brown, reniform, hollowed on side, a shallow groove making 2 rounded ridges on back. Back rugulose with low tubercles. 2-13-30 Carrichtera Vellae DC. Kn7 36 Bae 39. Flo unique fr. Bachwood to Palma. Stlyledons are incumbent or perhaps (since they may have unfolded in dissection) and duplicate. Seeds in fr. examined are 3 in each cell. Otherwise as desc. Note in addition that while flo waxy are upright the st. in fr. are deflexed and bent around st. so that the filaceous style is almost horizontal (curped upwards some- what) Fr. has stiff hairs on the nerves. Sepals convinent in bud & early fl. & calyx easily mistaken for gamosepalous. Fl small 8mm.
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"1-13-30 Lamium amplexicaule L. Kn II 337 Bar 366 Bor 252. BVH 37 [ill]. Back road to Palma. 12 in high.. Calyx very hairy. Anthers hairs, middle lobe of lower lip of corolla notched spotted with darker purple. Lateral lobes almost lacking. 2-13-30 Urtica membranacea Pois. Kn I 420 Bar 424, Bor 284. Fl. Back road to Palma. 2-13-30 Urtica urens L. Kn I 419, Bar 424 Bor 284 BVH 413 [ill]. Fl. Back road to Palma. 2-13-30 Mercurialis annua L. Kn II 143, Bar 419 Bor 282 BVH 409[ill] ♂ & ♀ flo. Back road to Palma. Plant bears elongated peduncles of male flo and mass of very short stemmed clusters of ♂ & flo intermixed hence prob forma antiqua Kn II 144 = M. antiqua L. Bor 283, BVH 409 (see 1-2-31 2-13-30 Sherardia arvensis L. Kn # 414, Bar 227 Bor 143 BVH 224[ill] Back road to Palma.
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? Solanum 2-13-30 S. nigrum L. forma villosum Kn #363 = S. villosum Lamb Bas 329, Bor 237 See Bor. S. nigrum 330 (ill) Flv unripe fr. Backroad to Palma. Corolla white tinged purplish, yellow at base. Calyx 8mm at most. Corolla 9mm. St. brown-purple, rough-hairy, lvs rough-pubescent (not tomentose), apx to be purplish or veined beneath. [Desc in Hv Crate not available when this studied] 2-13-30 Diploaxis erucoides DC. Kn #18 Bor 31, Bor # 22. Flv fr. Backroad to Palma. Very common in fields. St. branching from base, roughish with short downward jointing hairs. Cotyledons folded longitudinally. Petals white tinged purplish or scent v filament purplish. Velves with 1 dorsal nerve - not "venosa". Seeds in 3 rows. Tips of fls like silique but flatter and bluntly v shallowly 2-lobed. Not found to be "monosperma ex du base". Too much like ill Bor - perhaps obscured at tips (See 2-25-30) 2-13-30 Euphorbia Backroad to Palma. Some general resemblance to ?? E. platyphylla of 2-14-30 except that gland on out-side is flat with an oblong projection at each corner. [not a true crescent, no flk seen (2-25-30)]
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2-13-30 Calendula arrnais L. Kn# 483, Bas 260 Box 174 Backroad to Palma. Tubular flo have rudimentary style, coneshaped at top. 2-13-30. Helianthus flex L. (see 2-25-30) slimbed edge, field backroad to Palma north of fr. St. glab gray, short tormentose. Invol, oval with fericble tipped teeth (effect of lolly), slightly heartshaped at base, very slint pedicels, short stamyn pubescent above but white silky below. Base sometimes unequilateral. 2-14-30 Nicotiana glauca Lckl Bas 332 Fl. In wall at Porto Pi. 2-14-30. Ulex europaea L. (see 3-11-30) Shrub: PtsB. roadside near Porto Pi to flor fe. St lead color, beautifully laced in lighter gray. Conspicuous because of small bro. Bro deps, cordaceous, oval 7mm x 6 mm, entire, edges slightly revolute, very dark green above, with trace of silvery scaling covering young
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uv. White beneath, almost acule, midvein only along. (See 9-11-30 which suggests this is grafted from old stumps. 2-14-30 Asparagus stipularis Forsk. KNT 381 West of Cas Catala do flr fr. Shrublike, grey- isle, almost no lvs but branchlets v Tips? branches provided with all thorns as 3/4 in long tipped with sharp yellowish points, sometimes a thorn had 2 almost mes to sides at base. Thorn detach form st as would petiole of lf. Below each thorn se- man's a tiny scale v below each branchlet a spiniferous scale such as on some sp. of Asparagus. Could this be A. stipularis Forsk KNT 381 = A. horridual. Bar 442, (see 3-80-30 v 11-5-36) (2-16-31 Pro identifies this as source of the asparagus sold in Palma shops) 2-14-30 Asparagus albus L do flr fr. West of Ports Pi just west of Cas Catala, looks like another Asparagus St. Very slender, white, somewhat ridged? 2 in long lvs in fascles in axil of straight thorn 1/2-3/8 in long. Thorn has game clas as at v not articulated with it. Consider Albus L or A acutiflous L. Cloddes not at all prickly.
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2-14-30 Asparagus albus L. KnT 380 Bee #72 Fr. Highway west Cas Catala. Fr. solitary cladode. in fascicles 5 mm long sharp pointed but not really pricking, a very sprawling branched st. bears branches to 10 cm which in turn bear branches 1-2cm. Branches ridged v pubescent. (See B.albus.) 8-14-30. Daucus Carota, L. KnT 253. Bas 190 Bor 124 Highway west Cas Catala. Every young fr. Differs from H.H. in umbel more convex v each umblet more convex apart from others. Central fl purple. All flo in bud definitely pink. Young fr. has raised stere let. prickles. After aestivation fl concave as at H.H. Umbel (in one case) almost 15 cm. but not otherwise like D. maximus Deaf (See Bor 124) 2-14-30 Cneorum tricoccum L KnT 138, Bas. 65 = C. tricoccum L Bas 100. See also Riviera Nature Notes p &6ill. Fls unripe fr. Shore west Cas Catala. (See 3/17-30 2-14-30 Cistus monspeliensis L. KnT 197, Bas #7, Bor 84 Fl.(only) bud. remnants of last yrs fr. Shore west Cas Catala. Common. Ivs revolute, sticky. Sepals nearly equal, red veined. Every starry hairy at
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very tofo. (see 3-20-30 (NOTE 12-29-30 could this have been Voluapida?) 2-14-30 Valantia muralis L. TINT 436 = Vaillantia Bar 224, Box 142. F& v young fs. Corr along slope west of Cas Catala. St v & entirely smooth. (local note) Flf has a line of hairs below on pedicels of flo. Fr smooth except for spiny projections (see 3-14-30) 2-14-30 Heliathrum glutinosum Pers No II Empty fruit pods. Slope west of Cas Catala. Slender, brancling shrub. St. reddish brown with shredding grayish bark. Branches of fs. Lvs crowded in short opp branches, of fs, stipulate, linear, 5mm or less long, margins strongly revolute. Fls terminal, peduncles bract at base v pubescent, brancling in 2's. Persistent sepals 3, almost if not quite separate. Capsule 3-celled v 3 valved loculically, about 6mm across when wide open. Lvs more or less glaucous, look fleshy. "Stipules" like little scales. Pres. Cistaceae. 3-17-30 Pick the same on "rough road" from Elvera cemetery to Cas Catala. Note stipules have hairlike appendage at tip. Sepals nerved (perf 5) cllory Seed pitted on back (see 4-10-30) (Ident later by desc. Costa I 157) = Fumana viscida Spach Box 37 Box 86 Costa I 157
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Forest. 2-14-30? Myoporum laetum, BM C.P768 Fl. Tree (small) in garden hotel Cas Catala (end stream) On twig collected 1 pair of sep. the others above bearing fls in axils. Lvs 2-3 ½ in long fine, blunt [illegible] lanceolate, acute, narrowed at base, bright green, almost fleshy, seem to be entire, very slightly roughened on edge above middle. Possibly with pellucid glands (See also Riviera Nature Notes 196). Fls sessile in axillary fascicles. Calyx lobes blunt triangular 5; Corolla Tube blunt, limb almost regular 5 rounded lobes ½-¾ in across. White with definite purple spots in throat, hairy in throat & somewhat on lobes. Stamens 4, and sometimes a 5th underdeveloped. Filaments attached near base of tube & shortly exserted. Style simple, hairy, making curving in when wet in positive white & stamen would be expected. No further exserted than stamens, 3 stigmatic spots on unlayered apex. Ovary superior, 3 celled with 1 ovule in each cell (sometimes 2 ovuled in some cells & sometimes 3rd cell seems abortive). Ovules almost pendulous i.e. attached very near top. (N.B. Case Veyrat Valencia cat. from Dr Cardell adv. p 37 Anthoecris = Myoporum pictum) See Knoche I 61.
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2-14-30 Anemone coronaria L Km I 480 Bar 8 Bon 5 Highway west of Cas Catala. 2-14-30 Salvia clandestina L Bar 364 near S. verbenacea L Km II 341 see also S. hormoides Ponce Bon 251, and S. verbenacea L BM CP 639. Fl. 7th Road to fort just so junction with highway west of Cas Catala. Diff from 2-4-30 in upper lp? calyx which is notched but has not sketch (at least in some cases) Calyx gland. pubescent. 2-14-30 Leabina maritima L Km II 440 Bar 234. Bon 148. (Seales BM CP 732) FLunnifae fr. Near above. Ident, largely by Bon's dead) "Collarette." Involved ridges & lower part hairy or ridges, upper part flaring with ruffle edges crimped inward. Calyx (vhairy pedicel) at mouth of involved, 2 5 pointed star with bristles to 3mm long barbed upward. Outer fl much larger than inner. Frovid. (See 3-30-30
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2-14-30 Passerina lutea L Kn II 214, Bon 276 = Thymelea — Endl Bas 487 (See B.M.) C.P. 528 [for clar] [ family] Flv fr. Shore opp Las Illetas v or island. Plaintly Thymelaceae v not Daphne. But the short leaves overlapping lvs are smooth only on the dark green under side. The edges are rolled up- ward and the upper surface thickly covered with white tomentum, like atena v exterior calyx. Only fls found but plenty of fr in various stages on same plant. (See 11-22+30 ? E. aurata L. See 11-14-80 3-14-30 ?? Emplectia plataphyllos L. Bon 280, BYH 406 = E. plataphylla Bes 412. See Kn II 148. Fl (far too young to study) Rd to fort south [ junction with high- way west ] Cas Catala. 18 high. much branch- ing from base (for not shrubby). Many branches sterile. Glabrous, glaucous, grayish. lvs firm v coriaceous. Those on sterile branches opp (as are slender secondary branches) on fertile braches alt; sessile, thick glaucous, reflexed, lanceolate, pointed with spreading, irregular sharp teeth [on] large lvs. lvs almost semi-circular clasping, sharply toothed yellowish. Umbels synmoe (usually a single fl head bet rays) 2-7 rayed, compound, some- times with single ray from in axil Buper fl. Flawde yellow, rounded on outside. Capsule [very
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"others whose ident. is unquestioned. young) smooth, seeds too young to study. 4-25-30 Seeds not wholly ripe from smooth white Caryophyllaceae capsule, greatly noted on one side & edge some are listed: Almond as much as in cereal as 8-14-30 Phillyrea angustifolia L. Kn II 579, Bar 308 Bon 211. Coast west of Cas Catala. Buds & young fr. Lvs lanceolate linear but with low distant seeds. Lvs punctate glandular. Fls in very small axillary clusters more or less compound. BM G.C.P.593 (see 8-14-30) 8-14-30 Statice Coast west of Cas Catala. Dead plant & soil in rosette than apetalate, entire with minute black speckles on both sides (may be the living plant) Lvs to 1/4 x 3/8 in. Infl. like Statice tracts mostly silvery. Note later of pros J. bellidifolia Bonan Bar 388, Bon 263 Dec 10-19-30 2-14-30 ?Artemisia Halimus L. Kn I 440, Bar 394 Bon 67 Low shrub on Las Illetas valley joining main land. Infl terminal, comp. paniculate (dead but seeds remaining) Bark white shredding Lvs alt. entire, silvery white on both sides (see 11-14-30)
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[See 6-4-34 Switzerland] 2-14-30 Papaver dubium L. Kn II 5, Bar 29 Box 13 Field highway west of Ca' Catala', identified by capsule which is fully "triceas long as broad & narrowed at base" but mostly more deeply divided than ill Bon v less so than ill BVH. But looks gaty. may also overlap (slightly) as does Bar v Box for P. Rhoeas L. [Query? Was this P. sinuatifolium Wris? Since getting Costa which says P. dubium has violet anthurs up to April 1935 P.BV has never found P. dubium in Wallace] 2-14-30 Rosmarinus officinalis L. Kn II 347 Bar Box 250, B.MJ C.P. 636. Slope west of Cas Catala', deeper lip & calyx slightly 3-toothed (see B.M.J.C.P). Calyx very pubescent (see 10-23-30 2-14-30 Asteriscus maritimus Mespch Kn II 467 = A. — DC. Bar 251, = (sort) A. — Less Bon 170, F.I. Porto Pi'. Follicaceous bracts more regularly spatulate than ill Bon. Achene hairy with scaly crown. Petals irregularly sharply 3-pointed. St often purplish, hairy. has with long white hairs upon labell edges. 2-14-29 AT Sedum altissimum Poir Kn II 42 Bar 182, Box III Coast west of Cas Catala'. Sterile branches v dried infl wth opened capsules.
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L roalt, very fleshy, flattened on top, rounded below. 3¼ x ¾ in. Leaves, sharp pointed, glaucous green or reddish, close together & upright. Infl. at 12-16 in. naked now but with lf sears ⅓-½ length at base. Fls cyme racemose. flrs about 2 rows on top of branch. shortly pedicelled Capsules 6, opened ventriday the dorsal rib terminating in linear appendage (for style). Cannot see if filaments are hairy at base. 2-14-30 (A) † Phragmion saxatile Cass. Composite. Seems to be Gnaphalium with extens fl, futilis & but heads are solitary on peduncles 3 in long terminating short branches axillary with a few lsa bracts. Stv peduncularly ↓ white, hoarsely so beneath & somewhat the broald. rounded, linear, wirless, scales very partly cloaping, margins strongly revolute & perhaps not quite entire. Scales in denal rows, leasins yellowish brown. Receptacle flat Pappus of few hairs. Achenes for 6. pubescent. Base ↓ achene a grey bald & coraceous cap where joint of attachment to receptacle is not in exact center. St. woody. 2-24-30 Bellver. Small stages anthers show no signs of being failed. Receptacle w/it scales. Bracts in serial
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2-14-30 several rows, saccions, yellow brown, lance-linear, spreading & when seeds ripe reflexed. Several series radial flo are ♀ filiform, tubular, white or very pale yellow. Disk flo ♂ tubular (♂ expected size) 5-lobed, pale yellow (style & stamens bright yellow. Achene 1 mm. long [cylindric] brune with relatively long white hairs. Pappus scantle white hairs about 7-10 in number, so slightly denticulated as to hardly obvious (20x) Mr. Keron calls this Phagnalon. He agrees with here, I nothing else in Barceló's diff from desc of Phagnalon. Barceló & Bonnier's diff only in that ♀ flo are filiform tubular vs not filiform rays. If Phagnalon it must be P. axatile Carr Kn T #54, Bar 337, Bor 161 (see 11-14-30)
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2-14-30 (or perhaps 2-13-30, B) composite general effect of plant much as above, however smaller. But has several shortleafy (or bracted) peduncles. All its tubular valvate. Anthers fail to pop open. I believe in one series, finely barbed. Pedicels naked & rounder. Achenes without “caps” as in (A), just. pubescent. Scales with silvery yellow tip, looser than in (A) pubescents glandular (yellowish) below tip. Heads about 6mm high, 5mm across. Pos? Helichrysum Stechler, Stechas DC in one of its forms (see 3-4-30 ) the distinct outside & flo & the rest not noted because all are tubular & of same size. But a few scales 3-4-30 not at all pubescent & glandular below tips.
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2-16-30 Cynoglossum Cheirifolium L. Kn# 301 Bar 325, Bon 235 Fl collected by Lucy Drew in fields bet. San Rapina & Genoa. Fr too young to see clus but beginnings of hooks or tubercles evident. Fls wine colored (none de enough to have turned purple) Scales cordla darker than lobes velocity. Low white lomentose. (See 3-26-30 3-20-30 Serapias Lingua L. Kn# 411, Bar 355- Bon 309. Col. by Mr. Neron. Bellver. Lip 14mm. wide at part, middle be comm. wide Bracts somewhat - not much - shorter than fls. Hump at base of lip inside has 3 thin tooth-like projections at its base, the grove between becoming indefinite toward the rounded front. Not good! S. occultata bay acc. to Bon whose dese diff. abgette from dese. Bar. Divid hook more less separate at very tips v lobes of lip upright v atleast partly hidden in hook which might indicate S. occultata as dese. Bar. - but note loci. (See 3-14-30, 3-29-30 Oxypus fucifera Reicht Kn# 405- 2-20-30 Oxypus arachnites Reicht Bar 460 Bon 312 just = O. fucifera Reicht Kn# 405 Flat only, no lvs. Fruits picked up from way side by Mr. Neron. Bellver
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O. aracnites H. O. Dom Bon 312. Agrees with dess. But except as follows: Sepals whitish green tinged pink with 3 (perhaps more) green nerves - the middle one at most distinct. Antlier column is curved for- ward so that pollen sacs are above small spot in lip. The beak (if it is such) is very slight blunt v, is no once narrowed. Small spot at base of lip is bordered with grayish white and dull purple inside. Lip purple brown in center, greenish around edges, broad at base with 2 lumps, convex, notched the edges of the broad shallow lobes rolled up- ward, and between them from a little con- cavity with longer hairs than rest of lip. a tiny, yellowish green hood shaped ap- pendix turned flat back on lateral side of lip. Petala 2 small, faintly pink, velvety. Consider poss. ? O. tentheredimera Willd Note that in withering sepals turn a much deeper pink. 2-22-30 Col by Mrs Neron Bellver To root a ho. had sepals v petals more definitely pink than 2-20-30 & lip generally lighter but shape other than the same. See 7-10-30 [3-4-12 v/13-62 This seems surely to have been. O. tentheredimera Willd
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2-20-30 (Orchis morio L var longissima Kurt 400 Coll by Mrs Nera Bellver St broken evidently at ground. 12 in high, low 4 elliptic, sharply, short-sharp pointed lowest 3/4 x 7/8 in becoming small until uppermost bract like rolled around at T-f 16 in latter open. Cylindrical spikes. Heavy 5/8 in twisted, curved downward, Bracts more than 1/2 as long, thin, faintly tinged lavender, greenish veins faint, apex sometimes irregularly toothed. Plainly Orchis because spurred posterior and/or face of column, plants 2, peric. 1. Sepals or petals free but forming hood. B whiteish, tinged purple (darker on outside with greenish nerves. Sepals outer 7 x 4 mm Petals narrower (sometimes 1 or both lacking) lips white (enclosed, tiny bright purplish dot), strongly convex with broad lateral lobes (not quite entire) divided and narrow middle lobe folded on itself (longi- tudinally) so as to make short horn-like projection. Spurs purple, 1/2 in long, flat & widens to apex 4 mm. Fl from Apr 5 of our to tip of lips 3/4-1 in long x 3/8 in vertically x 1/4 in across. St hollow. O. morio L var longissima Kurt 400 = O. longissima Poir Baz 457 might be considered cap "estolon inflato en un apice" But lips not like O. morio BVH ill #997 & the lateral lobes are not "violado- recurvo". St hollow with very narrow center. See 3-19-30.
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2-24-30 Desymbrinum Drio L. Kn # 20, Bar 93 Bon. 24, BVH. 36 (ill) Calle de la Infanta. Common along roads but seeds are not "casi de tres cardos" spsds are certainly somewhat flat- tened. Seeds very slightly tuberculate. Very like ill BVH. but consider S. Erysimumodes Debl. St. lobes smooth but is somewhat hairy. (See 9-14-30)(See 11-# 30-30 2-24-30 Polygala repsectria, Pourr. Kn # 141, Bar 56, Bon. 76 (See BVH 57 [ill] Indica f. vulgaris) Fl. Bellevue, path near wall by entrance & S.W. corner. 3in high branched at base. Lvs linear, sharp, 1-nerved, thickish, slightly revolute to 11mm long. Fls in axils of raceme. F-l 5-6 mm long, large sepals with broad dark (greenish-purple) centre v white margins, veins very indistinct. Petals v bright light purple (a great lighter duller)(See 3-19-30,3-26-30 2-24-30 Micromeria biflora Benth. var. Rodriguezii Rusche forma filiformis Kn # 348 = M. filiformis Bent Bar 560. Fls young fc. Bellevue. (Collected also 2-13-30 inland to Palma. I seem to be common on walls etc.) Micromeria seems only possible genus and "flores muy pequeras"
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[in light] 7-5-32 # 764A this was almost surely M. Rodriguezii Fregyn.] 3-24-80 pequenas, flavesco 'aradas' related to 'purpureas' or 'purpurinae' seems to point to M. filiformis. 6-12 in high, at woody at base with numerous ascending branches. Two ray florets measured to 1/2 x 1/4 in but mostly smaller)orate, entire, pointed but not sharply, smoothly rounded at base, some (not definitely the lower ones) almost ciliate, nerves ardo-ascending, margins slightly revolute. Fl in short ped. clusters in axils. Clusters alittle than br. Calyx definitely (at least) 10-nerved, hairy 4mm long. Corolla seems about as long as calyx (in various specs. I have never seen corolla open). Stamens or ray floret filaments included, the anterior ones larger. As infl progresses, the lvs of lower fl. clusters often drop & always there is a tuft of lvs at top while axils bear buds that do not allow as that plant looks as tho' flowers borne below lvs or as tho' there was a lflfy short stator flo. (see 2-25-30 for lvs in 3's) 2-24-30 Seriola aethensis L. Knth 518, B & 280. Bon 104 Bellver set ext. v s w cos. St slender- often lobos simple because branch in very young lvs. Scales of invol. with long point, Fl with hairy ring at base of blade. Pub pale on exterior rays
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long as matures light. Beals definite, but very violent at stimulation. Responds to silent sharp teeth. (See 3-14-30) (See 3-4-20) 2-24-30 ?? Sonchus tenericus L. In #536 Bar 286, Box 187. Bellevue F.L. no refer for R+ in large, woody top sort. Smooth with shallow channels Young ray like branches starting from lower part of st. Long smooth, lighter beneath, pinnate, the raelis winged. Each pinule toothed & usually with 2 definite lobes near base. Many & raelis attached to pinule on up face side with small toothed lobe & fanule divided so that its blade is at st. Lo into this lobe blended effect of more delicate & finely cut than expected. Upper no clasping with pointed toothed ears, the very uppermost at points where infl branches consisting 3 narrow linear lobe & sagitate base. Infl branched. Invol fin- a little white proper top base a little enlarged at base, pedicels about 2 series of same length with a few smaller ones at base dark smoky green with a few gland topped hairs. Receptacle flat, naked. Achene's for B compressed, with 4 distinct long longitudinal crease & transversely wrinkled. Beardless, pappi as abundant & soft silvery white hairs dentrculation so fine as to be hardly visible (20X) (See 3-14-30)
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2-24-30 Ruta chalepensis L. Kn II/140 = R. angustifolia Pers Bar 94, Bon 63. Bellev, near west wall. Old seed pods v lushly. (Perhaps R. bracteosa DC. by char. not observable on this spec.) See 10-15-30 [6-2-32 var. bracteosa seen for 1/4 time. 2-24-30 Emex spinosa Campd. Kn I 4 31, Bee 403. Fl-v young fr. Bellev S-w. Coz. = Rumex tin- ctorum Bon 277. But plant seems entirely immoraceous? in some clusters, st's on delicate pedicels above. Knoler's friges usually more orbate than in Bonif. Accts Kn not in France & Rumex tingitanus L. is something else. 2-24-30 Leonodon tuberosum L Kn II 5 28 = Thrinicia tuberosa DC. Bar 288 (See Bon 184) Bellev. Lvs have Achene striate, transversely rugose. 2-24-30 Aceras longibracteata Reicht Kn I 4/2 Bar 456 Orchis — Bio Bon 311. Bellev. Several cumps near west wall. (See 2-4-30) 2-24-30 Ophrys fusca Link Kn I 408, B#62, Bon 313 (See 2-6-30) Bellev., very common. Glareous
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being low lie flat on ground with only 1 or 2 smaller v-bract-like lvs. in lower part? 8-24-30 Chenopodium murale L. Kn I 438 Bar 376 Bon 369 BVH 388 (ill) Roadside Calle Infanta very common. 2-24-30 Capasella Bursa-pastoris Moench Kn I 35 Bon 33, BVH 7 = Thlaspi L. Bar 40. Roadside Calle Infanta very common. 8-24-30 Senecio vulgaris L. Kn II 481, Bar 341 Roadside Calle Infanta! 2-24-30 See Composite A, 3-14-30. Bellver, ?, Phagnalon saxatile Cass. Kn II 454, Bar 237, Bon 100 2-24-30. Veronica agrestis L. forma pauciflora Kn I 387 = V. didyma Ten Bar 344, Bon 239 = V parviflora Frisia BVH 349. (See 2-4-30) Sepals ovate acute BVH. Roadside. Calle Infanta.
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2-25-30 Muscari racemosum Mill Kn I 318 Bon 305 = M. - DC. Bes 440, Bon 480 ill. east of Lena. Tips of calxla white recurved, upper flo brighter blue v sterile. See S.C.I.A for dif from M. botryoides Mill (see Bon for M. botryoides DC. 2-25-30 Ranunculus Ficaria L var ficariaefornis Kn I 495 = See BvH 9 = Ficaria ranunculoides Munck Bes 10; Bon 7. P'leending Bellevs. First flo radical (at top) underground at 1 1/2 in high) but each peduncles bears two (a:) if almost as large as radical flo; b, c, d: 2 opp petiolcd flo smaller petioled than radial; e, 3 flo in whol; f, 2 opp petioled fla x in axil (?) me {then another peduncle with 2 petioled opp los at base) See BvH. Carpeis slightly concave at top with hairs around stime [See 1-6-31 *just meant stigmatic lines] 2-25-30 Theligonum Cynocrambe L Kn I 423, Bes 425 Bon 283-4. ♂ & ♀ flo young fo. With above. Stamens seem to range from 8 upwords - not many more in cases counted. 2-25-30 ?? Microneria biflora Benth var Rodriguezii Knche forma siliformis Kn II 348 = M. siliformis Benth
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Bar 3100, Rd encircling Bellevs. Segues as pedicels remaining on withered branches among 2-24-30. No floral branch (not journal) that has queen sterile branches. 3's its whole length [I delight] 7-5-32 # 764A This was almost surely M. Rodriguezii Fieyrn] 2-25-30. Smilax arforsa L. Kn I 383, Bas 443. Bor 302 do flor fr. Struts many obert thorns. Low armed on edges v somewhat on mid-rib. Lwv 1/3 in x 5/8 in. Tendrils present. Rd encircling Bellevs (See 2-27-30) (See 4-14-30 2-25-30 Eclerim calycinum Viv Kn # 310, Bas 323 Bor 223. Fl. Rd encircling Bellevs - near Kenora. See 2-4-30. Plant often slightly pinkate. Calyx about 1/4 in v Corolla projecting hardly 1/4 in more. Stamens strongly included. Matters of extra-axillary fl. not plain at this early stage. Buds pink, the opening flora clear light blue. See 3-5-30 2-25-30 ? Umbilicus vulgaris L var pseudulinus Knoble # 45-2. J. pseudulinus DC Bas 184; Bor 112 (See Bor 4. Cotyledon umbilicus L #65ill). Due wall on rd encircling Bellevs. Low v dried fr. Do not able to consider possibility of U. horizontalis DC Bas 184.
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2-25-30 Hypseria radiata L. Knth 508, Bas 278 Bon 183 Fl & young fr. R'd encircling Bellev. Fls about 30. Ext. adenis as desc. Bas. int. m's winged but in center some (perhaps too young) not winged but with crown like the winged ones. Lvs basal, deeply pinnatifid in closely set downward pointing lobes, largest at tops of lfts. (See 3-4-30 # central) (See 3-14-30) 2-25-30 Crepis taraxacifolia Th Knth 517 (See Bas BVH. 275 ill = Barklebania — DC. Bon 188 & Crepis vesicaria L Bas 205) Fl. R'd encircling Bellev. Seems only parasident since: receptacle is naked, pappus of hairs, not enlarged at base or plumy, schene not as in Cordiella or Taraxacum, not compressed &mt angled (as in Picrideum v Rettewrlija) L vs mostly basal runcinate pinnatifid 24 to 2 ft. ridged & shiped branching with lvs (clasping with rounded toothed ears) but extending branches only. Invrs. seems double, the outer of broad rate bracts with broad scarious margins, love v almost cup like at base & longer narrower bracts. Stigmas all olive green, outer rays purplish or black, inner ones all yellow. Belones with toothed longitudinal ridges tapering into long teals. (See 3-14-30
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2-25-30 ? Gnossia minutissima L. Kn#69 Bar III, Bor 72. Rd encircling Bellver. Clearly D. St. smooth (not at all rough or pubescent) No fls. Empty calyx of last season is very young bud. Last seasons fls seem to have been dense bracted apices (perhaps terminal) from the top) while new branches have grown (See 10-15-30) 2-25-30 Salvia verbenaca L. (See 3-4-30) Fl. Near Denora. Calyx upper lip 3-toothed. Lower rougher. Fls pale. G with (2-27-30 San Roca) also Calyx upper lips 3-toothed. L vs not at all rougher. Fls dark, bright blue. N.B. L vs more nearly truncate than heart shape cordate x floral Corolla about twice as long as calyx. 2-25-30 Raphanus Raphanistrum L. Kn# 37 Bar 26, Bor 2#, BVN 5/ Fl unique fr. Field just east of Denora. Fl white very distinctly veined purple. Fr. shows signs of being "in shapelet" Bor. 4-25-30 ? Geranium 26 fls fr. with Ranunculus ficaria L, etc. Lower lobes much more deeply cut than L. molle L (3-27-30. See later if not a dissection). with very short 2-fld peduncles.
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2-25-30 Papaver dubium L. (see below) [? P. pinnatifidum Murr. see 2-14-30] 2-25-30 Papaver hybridum L. in II/5, Box 21/Box 13 Bot. 20. (cf. with P. dubium L. col. same place 2-25-30) Fl. Rheneckling Bellver. Stamens with filaments very dark purple, anthers white. Capsule "avosla. globosa" last infl.) Buds opened 3-2-30 had petals light but less scant than P. dubium but has seen embedded in field "rojo-vinozo". Stigmas 7. Lvs bi-pinnatifid; innacon segments not stellate as in P. dubium L. where lvs (as 2-14-30) only slightly divided Lvs rough hairy (see 3-17-30; 3-26-30 anthers red light hue of stigmas 8. 2-25-30 Diplaxia erucoides DC. (See 2-13-30) Field east of Reina. "Pico" often found to be "monosperma in su base 2-25-30 Euphorbia helioscopia L (see 2-4-30) Pod smooth, seeds pitted. Rd encircling Bellver. 2-25-30 ? Astericeus spinosus Dr & Kutt 470 Bar 252, Box 170 Rheneckling Bellver. St 3½-3ft high with remains of last yrs. inflated top & young shoots with buds below. Involved by asdeae, the lvs seemer pointed (but not prickly at this stage). Relief calices smooth 3-sided, 2-winged; drake calices wing more
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side only (the side not clasped by scale) showing on side covered by scale. Scales stiff, pointed at ends. Perhaps a short scaly crown? See 4-18-30 2-25-30 Quercus flex L. Kn I 417, Bas 457, Bon 286, BMQC P 381. Do not see. Rhencircling Bellver. Many trees badly infected with some sort of disease —perhaps scale. Live tree with entire volume shorts in place which had lolly-like tw. All live collected densely to centre beneath more or less starry very lightly starry tomentum above. See in IV XXXVII for diff shapes of frd. (See 3-14-30. 2-25-30 Picridium vulgare Deaf. Kn II 535, Bas 387, Bon 188. Rhencircling Bellver. (Note P.—Deaf in inc. P. intermediun Schultz & Bas & acc. to Bon has the outer involuc. scales heart shaped vs acumin or margined etc as seen in P. intermedium.) Also all fl have stigmata, achene in centre of disks seem not to develop.
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2-27-30 Borago officinalis L. Knitt 303, Bez 319 San Roca. Bon 220. BVH. 326, BMJCP. 622. Filaments broadly ventricose with linear appendage just behind anther almost half its length. Anthers bear sharp little knobs at apex. 2-27-30 Inverus coccifera L. Knitt 418, Bez 427 Bon. 286. Ft. Hillside San Roca. Lvs absolutely smooth & shining both sides. Cup briefly with thick lanceolate downward curving tips of scales. (See BMJCP. 231 for desc.) St. slender, with lvs tomentose beneath, scales thin & appressed.) (See Rivera Notes Notes 57: = Kermes oak visited by insect which yields crimson) 9-27-30 Cistia monspeliensis L. (See 2-14-30.) with above. Flw last yrs fl. 2-27-30 Torilis nodosa Gaertn. Knitt 228, Bez 194 Bon. 125 = Candalis — Sepds BVH. 207 (all) San Roca. (See 4-10-30 and 12-10-30 & 623. 8-27-30 deranium molle L. (See 2-4-30.) Fl. Fl not old enough to show clear. San Roca.
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2-27-30 / Erodium moschatum L'Her. (See 2-4-30) Son Roca, F-8 fr., thought to be same as 2-4-30. If like Ill Bon 59 v BWH. But note bracts are scarious v hairs, carpels yellow-brown, with thick prints 1+ mm long above their rounded apices. No odor from ale. Consider possibility of E. cicutarium L'Her. 2-27-30 Veronica Cymbalaria Robard Kn II 387 Bas³⁴⁸ Bon. 337 Fl v unripe fr. Son Roca, F l pure white, some lw purplish beneath. 2-27-30 Lavatera arborea L. Kn II 176, Bas 77, Bon 56 BWH. 89 ill. BMDCP 485 Fl. End of ramline Son Roca in garden (See #12-5-30) 2-27-30ⁱ Coronilla glauca L. Kn II 0, Bas 148, Bon 90, BMDCP 416. Fl. in garden on hill Son Roca. There would be no question except that stipules the small are rather vete-lanceolate not marked- ly caducous, and one very noticeable char. not mentioned, ie: those which are held peduncles the stipules are broadly rounded 8 mm high x 11 mm broad, almost entire with minute point at apex. calyx v floral parts strongly resemble C. fimeal 3-4-Ba.
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2-27-30 Salvia verbenaca L. (See 2-4-30 & 2-25-30) Fl. Son Roca. Non rugose. Fl bright blue. Calyx upper lip 3-toothed. 2-27-30 Hedypnois polymorpha D.C. Kn# 509, Bar 193 See Bar 277-8. H. — D.C var rhegadiolides Willk Heads nodding in bud are upright in fl. Not A Arbaeformis since it is practically smooth, not “áspera y cubierta de cerdas gancludas”. Bracts [in]fl also smooth, not “pellicizado por su dorso”. Peduncle somewhat enlarged at top. Corrolle basal lvs. differe & 2-brancling at issue from crown root. Achenes (mone ripe) pair of rough or ridges. Ls. rather sparsely hairy with hairs often bifurcated at tops. Plant light yellowish green. Bet. La Vileta & Son Roca (See 2-17-30 2-27-30 Parietaria officinalis L. Kn# 422, Bar#25 414 Bar 384, but H. Well bet. La Vileta & Son Roca. Native woman says it is very good as medicine (stomach?) 2-27-30 Solanum solomacum L. Kn# 363, Bar 329 No fl & fr. Near Son Roca. Lvs armed on venisator beneath, as well as [illegible] Stavy hairy above but not as densely
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so as below beneath (See 4-14-30 2-27-30. ?? Rhamnus alaternus L. Ku # 176 Bar. 98, Bon 64. (See BvH 103 and BMJ C. P + 74 for index of genus). Fl ? with what seems rudiments (?) ? organs Hillside Son Roca (maybe cultivated). Shoots are not more than 5 ft. Low alt ascens Bar villae'll Bon. Fls in short axillary racemes (shorter than low) No petals. Calyx with definite tube & 5-lobed that fold toward center with edges touching in bud & are reflexed in anthesis. Stamens 5, pro- jecting, alt with sepals inserted just below mouth of tube. (?) No fleary diaks lining calyx tube apparent). Abortive ovary seems 3 celled (seems likely to be 3-angled) with 3 stigmas. St. infl drops away readily, the little bracts which form cup like (shelf-like) depressions for the pedicels seeming to be part of stem, not at all detachable. (See 3-11-30) See 5-14-30, 5-17-30, 4-26-30 fl. 2-27-30 Andropogon hirtum L. Ku I 285 Bar 4 89, Bon or perhaps A — L. longearista- tum Willd (Bar) = A. pubescens Vio. (Bon) Blades not hairy (the venisators are roughened like the edges) except for a very few long hairs
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2-27-30 hairs at very base. Bracts entirely smooth. Hips about 5mm, short lacerate fringed at top, more or less silky pubescent on back. In each spike the lowest pair (?spikelets ?) seem (both almost sessile) seem ?, the succeeding pairs as dense. Own is clearly 4x length of ?spikelet & seems often larger. (See 3-17-30. 2-27-30 Crepis xidentata Scop. (See 2-6-30) Hill side San Roca, frequent. Conte III 133 (il) 2-27-30 A Ajugaiva Selire-KuII 319, Bas 371 Box 256 Bud & young fs. Bet La Vileta & Son Roca or at Son Roca linear, sessile. St to Stingle white, woolly. Roots for 1/4 x 1/8 in or slightly wider at apex, entire except for few low distant teeth toward apex, edges slightly revolute, long white hairy both sides. Internode 1/4 in. Stipules none, the spikes forming indistinct ridges around st. St does not seem sq. Flo solitary, sessile in each axil. Calyx hairy & 5-toothed. Very free, distinctly 4 lobed. Style short part 3-4 divided at top. Corolla delicately membranaceous gamo-petalous, not seen developed but probably very small with 4 stamens attached at very top. Dried remains found on developing fs.
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See A below. 2-27-30 Senilaxarjera L. (See 3-25-30) Asdeese 7-25-30 but with musle f2, red. Son Poca (see 4-14-30 A.(lacabre) Same plant collected 3-11-38 Establimento The 4 parts of vary are attached more than half their height but break apart readily, each 1 seeded. oblong about 2 1/2 mm high x 1 1/2 mm wide. Under a smooth skin they are corrugated or pitted on back. 2L "corolla" really is such this should be a labiate or consider the slight possibility J Mercurialis lomentosa L. Bar 4/19 4-18-30 Seeds black, flat on 2 faces rounded on both vet top, 3 mm long. 2-27-30 Clinpanthenum coronarium L. (See 2-4-30) Son Poca Pl. Rayvall yellow
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3-4-30 Galactites hornedosa Moench Nutt 503, Bar 362, Box 174 highway west of Cas Catala. Flower white or very pale rosy, Disfl. yellowish at top tube. Rey fl large radiant with narrow, long divisions. Stamens green-blue. Fr not advanced enough to show cal. well. Receptacle with long white hairs (But see Box 151 middle of page) (See 3-30-30, 4-5-30 3-4-30 Erythrum marianum, & acta Nutt Bar 368 With above. Thistle like plant with white spathelia & purple fls. Stk 2½ ft broceling, ribbed, not at all winged with deuncants, silvery green, areclined at very top. Lower lvs large sinuate lobed & rarely on margins, entirely smooth, silvery green with broad white mid-rib. Broadly marked with white around veins above (veins white also beneath but the broad white blotches do not show beneath). Upper lvs similar sessile partly clasping with rounded very carebly lobes. Heads solitary, heads with downward curving bracts ½ in long. Tip prickly dentate at base & partly- edentate at tip. Channelled point with yellow thorn at tips. The innermost bracts without spines colored purple at tips. Fls all the same abruptly swollen to globular shape at top of tube where Stamens are attached. Filaments seem to be
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easily separable, filiforme appendages at base punctures very indistifany. Acc to Bar. the only thistle-like plants with white spottedles are Galactites tomentosa Mrench p 262 Trijinnus leucographus Cara p 263 Erythem maridsum Grent p 263 Notobasis squaca Cers p 265 dichemus smooth with several roved papppus which is not plumose but is rather more than deultate. Receptacle finbrillae as in above. Rosa calls this Cart de San Juan because on the day of San Juan the blowing away of seeds prove something (probably it will be married) Box 174, Box#2035, BMGC.P. 193. Ill Box 51 hardly sug- gests shape of bracts but Box#558 is verylike in all respects. Seeds very dark shining, bristles in several rows on anmx projecting (dista) = Carduus Marianus L. Box#260
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3-4-30 Moricandia asvensis DC. Kn# 37, Bas 82 Bas 22 Flo fa. Psto Pi. Pods only 4 cm. 3-4-30 Smyrnium olusatrum L Kn# 229 Bas 21/2 Bas 135, BVA. 310(kill). Flo young fr. Near Puesto Andraxtx. Note inf: repeatedly branching cymose; petioles broad, thin ribbed, sheathing, with papyery margins which when you are nearly on edges; cut stem with pleasant odor faintly suggestive Angelica but differ- ent. 3-4-30. Adonis annua L var KmI. 496 Bas 8 Bas 6, BVA 5, BMV.C.P.273 Flo unripe fr. Field along east of Andraitz. Peto D.C.-1 var dentata, Kittle= A. micocarpa DC. Bas 566. because distribution. Sepals are "purpureo-negruzcos" is less for A. - var autumnalis Fivri v Prot and small hump on back of achene just below base of style might pass. As "con el borde superior giboso hacia el medio" Sepals 5, petals 3 red (seems much nearly bloodred than fire-red) with dark spot at base. Point of achene very little curved. In the other hand the lump on achene may be "un solo diente muy anchos y aproximado a la base del estilo" and
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points are somewhat blackish but achene not "profundamente arrugado" but almost smooth at this stage. Achene yellow in front about middle. Sepals more or less ciliate at very base. (See 3-12-32 3-4-30 Veronica hederacea L. Kn II 387, Bar 343 Bar 237, B & H 348 FL young fr. Edge of field just north of Puerto Andraizx. Cf with W. Cymbalaria 2-37-30. Pot smooth. -> V. hederacea is more hairy in general effect, a few smaller with fewer lobes; middle lobe much more conspicuous, the larger. Fls usually whitish or white -> but sometimes blue ones on same plant. 3-4-30 Adiantum Capillus Veneris L. Kn T 262 Bar 524 Very young fronda (or perhaps tented?) in wall of well just north of Puerto Andraizx spores. 3-4-30 Chrysanthemum coronarium L. See 2-4-3. Rays creamy with yellow center. (Cf with spec with all yellow rays 2-27-30 Son Roca) Field west of Andraizx with Adonis.
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#194. 3-7-30 Senista lucida Camb. Kn# 60, Bar 106. Fl. nots. Corunga hill side on rd to Audsley. Shrub to about 3 ft. (perhaps more). Branched v spiny. Folio except on the short fl. branches. Bark gray v. shreddy. Branches v spines green (not shining) furrowed, more or less pubescent with short appressed white hairs. Main stems be spines v also branches which branch again again. The ultimate branchlets (1/2 in long are spine pointed v bear all spines 1/2-3/4 in long, often not more than 1/2 in apart. Old spines bear what seem at foules if at base v or fl. at young spines are growing in axils of lvs. Fl. stems at tips of branches about length of spine (a little longer) grow at base of spine on the out (down) side. Lvs about 6 mm long lanceolate or ovate-lanceolate, entire, more or less covered with short appressed brown hairs as is also fl. stg. Calyx. stipules very small, joined at base with 2 short awl-shaped points. At base of flt there seem to be 2 oppsds. rather short v brood than others v a third placed between, them v or slightly above as to give effect of 3- foliate lf. The other few (2-4) brown fl.t and clearly simple v alt. v when young spines in axils. Fl. (about 4) in axils linked back on very short ped- cicles which base 2 linear st bracts at top. Calyx 5- divided to below middle into linear lobes, the
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lower lobes rather longer than the upper, the upper since broader than the others giving calyx a slightly oblique effect (but hardly bi-labiate). Fl. 2 in overall. Standard, not erect, long, about as long as narrower wings but shorter than keel. Cordia yellow with few rusty hairs like those on calyx on back of standard or keel. Keel straight, folding downward in immaturity so as to expose the monodelphous stamens & slender style which seems to be articulated below the slightly upward curving and shaped apex. Ovary smooth at base with stiff white appressed hairs at apex. 7 rules in one studied. (See 3-38-30) 3-4-30 Erica sativa Linn. Kn II 23 B ar 58 Box 21 B. M.Q.C.P. 309 Fl. young &c Field bet. Andraitx v Palma. Pod not articulated, Crtogledons cordyfoli- cate (not Caricilera or Soccoria see Bas 25) so prot. pod (now 7mm + 8mm) keel x 5mm wide) wilt when ripe &c proportionately longer. Seeds many in 2 rows. Basal lvs thickish glaucous without midrif, petioles purplish, wringleaf hairs on midrib caps below leaflets otherwise smooth, renunciate fernatifid? Basal lvs gone except in earliest fl. St purplish lirsite. St. lvs few small, to 2 1/2 in., deeply
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3-4-30 fornatified into narrows sometimes toothed segments (this see Bar 17, N.B. # 4 if suggests Bonill P.A.) Lateral nervs jft. (Bar) independent. Fr pulmp with septum as wide as narrowest dimension. (See 3-26-30 3-4-30 Cistus salvinafolius L.Kn# 195 Bar 47 Box 35. Bud v leaf yrs.fr. across the id from above. Clearly Cistus because pod 6-celled. No odor of balsa m noticed. anthers bright orange (See 3-26-20 3-4-30 Reseda lutea L.Kn# 39, Bar 54, Box 38, BVH. 53. Early 4?, Roadside bd.Audraitx v Palma. 2 feetels from a broad base linear, the other 4 with a broad base which curves over the disk v 3 segments rising below the apex of this base, the 2 other ones broad v obliquely fan shaped, the middle one slinter valenderly linear (exactly as in ill #1/5 BVH) Lvs consists mainly winged particles (ornid-ribs) divided at top of these middle divisions again divided into 2-3 or more narrows segments. Styles 3. Calyx lobes, very narrow, disk pubescent, "aspereza" on stem consist of small callotris more evident to touch than to eye. Very slightly apparent on lver (See 3-17-30
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3-4-30 Vinca media Nfgg Lk. Kn II 209 Bas 309, Bon 312. Fl. Along stream from Andravitx to Puerto. (See BMH 309 B.M.) C.P. 605 Andres V. major & L) Thruody. from V. major in that calyx lobes are not at all ciliate or not ciliate. Dif from V. minor L (as remembered) in that fl. size studies taller to 12in, hoja yellowgreen, ovate, rounded not narowed at base. Corolla 1/4 in wide, josalike blue, lobes not cap"aigus" (Bon). Sterile trailing at not noticed (see 3-14-30, 11-17-30 3-4-30 Populus alba L. Bas 428, Bon 389, Bon 428 BMH C.P. 225 fl. Rd bet. Andravitx & Paloma. Homes 6. Reckio wolly, scales jagged along ciliate. Cutters at tip segmented red, thbe towards base yellow. 3-4-30 Corvilla juncea L. Kn II III, Bas 148, Bon 90 Fl. Puerto Andravitx behind "Ambusters" (see 3-26-30
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3-4-30 Lotus Creticus L Knth 97, Bar 131, Box 81 Fl on rocks above bay behind "Ambruster" at Puerto Androitx. Matted trailing at 42 ft, the lower half naked. Petioles 3+ mm long, stipules 9 mm long but quite rather than oval lanceolate, and oblique (see L. A llinii Def Bar = L creticus var cyprides Kn) The 2 lateral calyx lobes much shorter rounder than the others. Wings much longer than keel but not entirely covering it at base. Standard with edges rolled backward making it look narrow, lightly veined brownish. Central fl 10 mm long. A spotted type in same locality (no fls) seemed a miniature with central fl 5 mm in length (see 4-14-30 3-4-30 Coronilla Scorpioides Kth, Knth/56 Bar 148 = Scorpioides Matthioli Dod. Box 70 Fl Puerto Androitx field behind "Ambrusters". Exactly as ill Box 66. Ped- nucleus not quite as long as lovs. Upper lip 3 calyx longer than lower, slightly hooded notched (see 3-26-30 3-4-30 Lotus edulis L Knth 90 Bar 132, Box 81 Fl near above. Thickish taproot v remains? Runners (underground at. See Box) far & also new runners developing. Defuse Calyx with purple vein in each lobe v otherwise purple fringed. Corolla yellow, standard purple, veined, wings slightly so. Keel purplish-
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stiffule brown at tip. General effect much like L. angustissimus h. is all BUX #367. which considers. File solitary or often in 2's. Stipulae broadly rate, more or less oblique, vtho nearest at base lobed almost endate. (Dec 3-14-30) A 8-4-30 Silene Flv young fr. Puertos Andraitx or toward "Cuc- brester". Sun high from strong white topsoil (farms) traveling seems to indicate taken from wall.) Branched [6] from base. Stipules green or reddish, with apparent downward pointing white hairs. Lower lvs apiculate to 1+cm x 1/4 in, pointed, pubescent, ciliate at base, often purplish toward tips. Upper lvs narrower to linear (not opened flat. The largest branch dichotomous. Bracts 2 at base each pedicel, awlshaped, ciliate. Fl 2-4, peduncles &-4cm,, pedicels 4mm or much less. Calyx to 1/4"mm, enlarging somewhat toward tip, laths 3 mm, markedly ciliate. 10 purple-brown crestonveins at apex. Calyx of this pubescent [illegible] flaws than enlarged laths but no joint? palant viscid or glandular. Corolla small 16mm across, very pale pink, petals 8-parted, scale white 2-lobed, claws exerted about 3mm above calyx tips, Stamens just
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3-4-30 just visible at throat. As podomature, calyx grows longer at top, tips clear over capsule at this stage. Therewat advanced yr is ovoid 6mm x 5mm on stalk 5mm high, 5-grooved & pubescent. Ovale reniforme, flat or sides, grooved on back otherwise smooth. Infl not noticeably scorpioid 1-sided. See S. decumbens Bern Bar 569 - which just is mine in S. sericea All forma ambigua Kindle Knitt KNI 469. (See 3-13-30 proc the same). Calyx somewhat umbilical [Perhaps same as #628 B 3-23-32 which New identifies as S. sericea All.] B 9-4-30 Silene young fr & buds. Puerto Auderai tx or toward "An-brutius". St & Sin simple but going to branch at lower nodes, pubescent with short white hairs with enlarged purple bases not appears ed as in (A). Base leaf almost in rosette, 6pale late 10 1/4 x 3/8in, often purplish, with stiffle white hairs (some with enlarged purple bases) esp beneath. Firmer than (A). Known the young branches similar green, very long ciliate at base (not linear as in (A)) Infl scorpioid 1-sided, fl almost aside, the lowest fl 1/4 in below the 2nd, the rest close together. Calyx is vineid x some wine purplish to but not the distinct handsome markings of (A). more coarsely pubescent than (A). Petals
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rudimentary, shorter than calyx in all cases shown on this plant & about as long as ovary when stamens ripen. Petals greenish-yellow, iride, divided at top, scales very rudimentary. Ovary narrowly oblong, 3X length of st. An- siue seeds reniform, back broad & corrugated transversely, the sides so hollowed that the backs should possibly be called winged. Bracts lanceolate. Calyx not at all umbilicated. 3-4-30 Plantago Coronopus L. Kn # 406, Bon 259 BVH 380 (ill). Bar 381 (var. not determined) last seasons withd fls. Puerto Andraix. 3-4-30 Halium saccharatum L Kn # 435= G— All Bar 223, Bon 142. Fl & young fr. Puerto Andraix field at top wall back side of town. St bushy & branched only at very base. No in 6's, 8mm long (See 3-11-30 and 5-17-30) 3-4-30 Scandix pecten venens L. (See 2-4-30) Fl & unripe fr. Andraix Puerto. Some umbels simple, some with 3-4 umbellets.
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3-4-30 Hyoscyamus radiata L. (See 2-27-30) Puerto Andraitx. Kn# 509, Bar 279, Bon 183 ill exact. Fls 11. I suggest these H. radecta but instead pointing downward are likely at it is possible is slightly pointing upward (See 3-14-30 3-4-30 Seriola acmensis L. (See 2-24-30) Puerto Andraitx Fl. 3-4-30 Sonchus oleraceus L. Kn # 588, Bar 286, Bon 187, BH 273. Fls fts, Andraitx Puerto. Fls pale yellow. 3-4-30 Hyoscyamus albus L. Kn II 364, Bar 332 F-L. Dump at Puerto Andraitx, Corolla lint light greenish yellow, upper part of tube dark purple, filaments purple hence = H. major Mill. Bon 297. (See 3-18-30) Earl ordered. 3-4-30 Erodium chium Willd Kn# 130, Bar 83, Bon 58 Fl velm purple. Andraitx Puerto. Diff from E. malacoides in having lvs deeply palmately lobed into 3 div, the lateral ones less deeply 2-lobed
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the cuneiform segment one still less deeply & lobes, with irreg rounded teeth, lf Or date at base. Pedicels Calices hairy but not glandular but filaments of sterile Stamens only slightly if at all Ciliate. 3-4-30 Lathyrus Cicera l. Kn# 124, Bar 145, Box 78 Flv young fr. Field &t Andraitx v Palma (Was this slowly the purple fl. seeds in fields or white fl'd areas?) (See 3-17-30) [Prob't the purple fl. in fields of peas was merely P. sativum, See Bar 143 to qlos. Frequently seen that the white fl. predominates] 3-4-30 Vicia Faba l. Bar 139, Box 85, BMJCP 391 Fl. common in cult. 3-4-30 Helichrysum stoechas DC. Kn# 456 Bar 256, Box 173. Flv fr. with Cistus salviifolius with &t. Andraitx v Palma (See dif statements Bar, Box 9 BV #s to involve or Helichrysum x triaphalum) (See also Filago BV# 238-9 ill & fl. luteo-album l. BV# 240 ill more) which this spec is) Plant has sweet herbal smell. Over ft high. Scales of mid. silvery yellow Bot & plant # in leugh with sterile branches having leaves crowded as to be overlapping is the same Andraitx Puerto near 'Andrustida'. (See 2-14-30 B.
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3-4-30 Helianthemum laevifolium Pers Kut# 20 4 = Fumana ---- Space Bar 51 Box 36. Bul Puerto Andraitx towards "Antroetes" (See 3-20-30 [See desc Code I 151 3-4-30 Orchis tridentata Scop. (See 2-6 and 2-27-30) Puerto Andraitx on road towards "Antroetes" fre- quent. (A) gen effect pale. (B) so thickly, brightly spotted that gen effect almost purple. 3-4-30 Allphrys fusca Link (See 2-6 and 2-24-30) Puerto Andraitx towards "Antroetes" common. 3-4-30 Picridium tingitimum Desf Kn II 588 Bar 288 Fl. Puerto Andraitx just inside map at 20. end of town. Cf'd with P. vulgare 2-25-30. V perhaps only a form that: Plant much coarser, L so much thicker v deeply divided (instead) merely sinuately lobed, midrib very wide, peduncles thick (in- stead slender), clut bracts with cordate bases v several rows have the white scarious suffled mar- with many of these tips. gins with outward curving lips (instead of only a few outer bracts much slanted than the rest bendy scarious margins) Inner bracts with rounded ciliate tips & above with a very definite rowing
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projecting just below tip. (Similar wings smaller v inconspicuous on bracts [T. vulgare] Rays yellow, purple at base. Stylus freely staminate with waxy globules. 3-4-30? Salsola Kali'x Kn I 444, Bar 399 Bor 270 BvH. 386[all]. Dried at. with fr v florallos only but ident. almost certain Puerto Audraitx! 3-4-30 To Hfr fr Dump ssend of Audraitx Puerto & same as Glaucium flavum C. 4-18-30
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(A) 3-4-30 Lavatera cretica L. Kn II 177 Bas 77, Box 56. Bud & young fr. Albert Andraitx x Palena. Stem rough (almost encrusted) with starry hairs Lvs, calyx etc all starry haired. Flo more than 1 in axils v buds just before opening strongly re- flexed. Stamen tube hairy at top but not in de- finite little bases (B), the 3 bracts unquestionably united. Lvs differ from (B) in being more deeply 5-lobed (outline a little like maple lfs). Flo petioles lavender with darker veins, much lighter than (B) (see 8-11-30) (B) 3-7-30 Malva sylvestris L. Kn II 179, Bas 76, Box 55- BUT. 95 (note lvs are rounder & more shallowly 7-lobed than ill #197) Collected by Mrs. Hillier near San Rapina. Hairs on ato lvs tho often starry-leprous- nally on lvs) are longer, looser, fewer & softer (impart- ing no encrusted look or feel). Corolla 1/2 in diam, petals purple with deeper colored stripes. Bracts invol not united as (A) tho sometimes one or more edges slightly united 8-10-30 Echium Calycinum Viv Kn II 310, Bas 323 Box 229. Flo unripe fe. Terreno (see 2-4v35-30) Lower flo are extraaxillary and sepals grow larger as seeds mature. Note bracts are not narrow at base & might almost be considered sub-cordate. Style,
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pubescent 3-10-30 ? Rhagadiolus stellatus DC. Nutt. 512, Bee 279 Bon 183. Fl. Vacant lot east end Calle de la Salud. 3 1/4 in high. Need 3/6 in high, Divl bracts 7, linear with stipule hairs down center, with very small broad- rate, pointed bracts at base. Receptacle naked, pappus none. Hrs not as close. Bar but strongly spatulate, very slightly cinnate-deciduate. Hrs not pubescent. # & heads of slowly below fl. bud in axil. (See 3-17-30 3-10-30 ? Jasminum nudiflorum Lindl BMJCP 595 (in cat. Casa Keyrat, Valencia) Fl. Garden Infant C. Trailing along walls. Divl profuse. BMJCP in that it is weakly trailing. Up the 3 lfts, the center one is oval or lanceolate to 2in, the later ones obliquely ovate to 1 1/2 in, the bar edge very slightly cut off, closely appressed upwards, rough to touch. The shoot (1/2-3/4 in) fl. branches axillary (ften the lobar fallen in flowering portions of the formed both above & below. Fl. at least 1 or more per small bracts but these can hardly be called out- tending Cordia yellow more or less tinged reddish outside, double, 1 3/4 in wide, tube 1/2 in long, 3 rods. 2 flo rounded somewhat notched
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3-16-30 ? Jasminum grandiflorum L. BM CPC 576 (See Ku I 58 v Bae 309 Fl. overhanging wall on so. side Calle de la Salud, w of eastward [?] Infanta E. St. hardly angled. lvs opp. lfts 3-7, the upper ones not always distinct, much darker green than abov. Fls in open clusters, single. Corolla 1in across, tube ½ in white, tube & outside of 2 favable red. Fragrant Corolla very blunt, lobes narrow calyx? linear not more than ½ in, sinuses wider than lobes. [See 6-2-34 for f. D] Ricinole L. 3-10-30. ? Mesembryanthemum cordifolium BM CPC 257. (See Ku I 51) Fl. Edging plant Infanta E Ls thicka, ovary 4-celled. Petals light rose purple. Styles 4. Fl. compressed ⅔ in memory ¼ in the other when closed on subcylindric circular ¾ in diam. Petals united at base. Stamens perhaps merge into petals. Capsule loculicidal 3-10-30 Ruscus Hypoglossum L. Bae 443, Box 302 (See BM CPC. Indere. f genus) & fls. Garden Infanta E. Cladodes not spine tipped as in P. aculeatus, but only 1 nerve clearly plainly in bract outstret- ing f cluster. A dark purple tube surrounds pistil (perhaps rep. stamen tube in f fls) Cladodes to 3½ x 1½ in form v at f but ft tenderling (i.e. curl downward from about middle, pedicels not twisted. Fl. bract definite to ½ in long. (See P aculeatus 4-20-30) See 4-10-30
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3-10-30 Anthemis arvensis L. Kn# 472 Bas 47, Bon 167, BVH. 24 till Dump east end of Calle de la Salud. Very early fl? bud, achene underdevelop. Crushed lbs, hair tips faintly suggestive of A. Otta but not unpleasant. Stems at smooth below but silby pubescent above as usual (See 4-20-30) 3-10-30 Centaurea a?jara L. (See 3-4-30) Bud Dump east end of Calle de la Salud. 3-10-30 Erodium moschatum L'Her (See 2-4-30) (See 2-27-30) Fl? fr. Terreno See BMJC.P. 434. fr? def bet this are F. cicularium L'Her. This has at light green not at all red, large white membranous tracts stipules, fertile filaments broadened at base with often an upward pointing tooth at top of wings on each side but sepals are tipped with 1 or 2 bristles no larger than the hairs on sepals entirely like them. 3-10-30 ? Fumaria capreolata L. Kn# 8, Bas 25 Bon 14 BVH 28 Terreno probs. Calle de la Salud. Fls white, thelower ones tinged purplish on back, tips very dark green outside, purple inside; 10mm long including spur
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3-10-30 spurs. Tips narrow looked at from below. Sepals as broad as end of lemma very soon more than ½ its length from point of attachment. Main st. 15 in long, twisted, strongly angled. Pedicels look as though might be twisting later but are not now. 3-10-30 Hordeum murinum L. KnT I 333 / 321 / 511 Box 368 BVH 546. Calle de la Salud. Outer awl glumes ? 2 lateral spikelets not clipped, thinner glumes broader & strongly ciliate, both glumes of middle fertile spikelet still somewhat broader & strongly ciliate, all ending in awns. Lateral spikelets empty. 3-10-30 Lamarchia aurea Moench KnT 319, Box BMGP 131 / 365 = Cynosurus aureus L B22 505: Agrees with desc. except that (at this stage [early]) effect is silvery green not gold. 3-10-30 Cynoglossum creticum Vill KnT 301 = C. picturnum at Dumpeast end of Calle de la Salud. Bulb. Boraginaceae. Stout, softly pubescent. Has large to 1½ in. lance long involucres pedicels, upper ones scale & partly clasping entire. Corolla lobes with scale at base. Racemes with bracts only at very base. Considered
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Cynoglossum pictum Ait. Bee 326 (See 3-17-30 3-16-30 Vine on steps & Infanta. Fr white, obovoid, 1/4 in diam, 2 celled with about 2 wedge shaped, black reticulated seeds in each cell, attached axile. Ovary superior to blunt & toothed calyx which is articulated with pedicel. Infl a panicle the lower branches subtended by alt bi or tri-nated bracts. See 3-2-32. peds. Cestrum nocturnum L. B.M.C.P. 661 3-10-30 Delinusa molle L. BM/C/P.461, See M.P.N. 15 38. Fr. Garden & Infanta. Fr on trees last week of Jan mostly fallen now. Mostly less than 1/2 inch diam. Out-side covering thin & papery. Stone not smooth 3-16-30 Teonaria Capensis Seem BM/C/P 687 Garden & Infanta. KnT 61 Bugenville 3-16-30 Bougainvillea spectabilis Willd BM/C.P.255. KnT 51 Garden & Infanta.
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3-11-30 Plantago lagopus L. Kutt 709, Bar 380, Bon 260 Fl. on well eddy & Croad Sor Papita. Ident acc to Bar (Note that acc to Bon since lw are 3/4-1 in wide narrowing to petiole not more than 3/4 this could not be P. lagopus but must be P. albicans L.) has 5-nerved pline, pubescent, very minutely distantly toothed. Reduncles appressed pubescent, ridged & fewer tinted toward apex. Bristle pale, with fine indist pale green nerv, dark tip, long ciliate. Calyx the conspicuously allby ciliate. Corolla yellowish with 5 rose balls! Many seems to be 2-celled with 1 ovule in each cell (See 3-26-30 3-11-30 Rubia peregrina L. Kutt 428 Bar 219 Bon 138 130 H 219 ill. Fl young fr. Well set Establimnts & Sor Papita. lwst at fr very dark green. Young fr reddish brown. lwst 43 mm long, 4 mm wide narrow at to point, linear lanceolate lineer forma longif. angustifolia (Bar) v perhaps (Kn) or perhaps forma longifolia (Kn) (See 3-19-30; 4-18-30 3-4-30 Salix accharatum L. (See 3-4-30) Near Establiments.
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3-11-30 Radish? No one sort. Part root found in ditch (evidently thrown away) with at 18 in long w/ of bright pink flo. Root 2+ indian v[?]s[?] at least 12 in long. St almost just quite smooth, Lvs somewhat rough hairy. 3-11-30 Lavatera cretica L. (See 3-4-30) Fl Bet Estab. v Son Rapina. 3-11-30 Geranium rotundifolium L. Kt#128, Bar 96 82, Bon 57, BVH Mill Fl. Bet. Estab. v Son Rapina. Flo small v light than G, molle (as remembered) Carpels hairy, petals entire (See 3-14-30 3-11-30 Muscari comosum Mill. Kt I 378, Bar 446 Bon 352. Near Establments. Lvs to ½ in broad while no ? M racemosum Mill coll near by were less than ⅓ in broad. Flo not slentier than Scapo. # 195 3-11-30 Valerianella cclinata DC. Kt# 435 Bar 239 Bon 145. Fl. Establments in well short distance in road from tram line, no question well Bon.
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3-11-30 Mussari racemosa Mill (see 2-25-30) Fl. near Establimiento 3-11-30 Olea europaea L. Ber. 38 Tree east S San Rafiira Crs Bad branches from base of trunk with light gray bark & small lvs. Dec 2-14-30. This grows seen frequently & prof comes from old stumps or roots. 3-11-30 Rumex pulcher K.L. Kn I 431, Ber 400, Bon 272 BOL 395ill. Dried inf only, no lvs collected. Inner Calyx segments strongly toothed. Did not P. officinalis since that is not common since whols of fls are very distinct & except uppermost lf. bracts & pedicels shorter than petals. 3-11-30 Gyga Lva. Deluef Same as A 2-27-30 Establimiento. (see 2-27-30) 3-11-30†† Rhamnus alternatus L. Same plant as 2-27-30 which see. Fls & garden on west side of rd from Establimiento to Palma. 3-13-30 Abutilon Fl. Garden & Infanta. See B.M. & C.P. 485 Can't tell if fr is compound & carpels that separate from axis
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Each cell many ovules. Stamen column bears anthers only at top. Involved none. Corolla bell shaped (1 1/2 in long) yellow veined red. Lvs 3 lobed (or 5 with 2 short lobes at base), the middle lobe much longer than the others a little larger than the undivided part 1 1/4, acuminate not narrowed at base. Lf cordate, smooth above & densely to beneath; more or less stellate pubescent beneath. Petioles slender. Calyx in length, divided below middle, stellate pubescent. Ovary stellate pubescent. Stigma capitate. 3-13-30 Citrus Limonia (steed) B.M.J.C.P. 446 z C. Limonum, Rizzo Bar 89. Garden & Infante Petiole not at all winged or margined 1/2 in long 3-13-30 ?? Acacia acaciifolia Cunn B.M.J.C.P. 439 Garden & Infante. Heads globose, but not this time not in B.M.J.C.P. Phyllodes to 3 in x 1/4 in acute or acuminate. At each point where 4 phs touch the receptacle leaf base bears a feltform organ with pencil-like tip at apex. This distinction plainly in bud but is covered by stamens in fl. Very fragrant. These may be subtending bracts.
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8-13-20 Acacia longifolia wild (See 8-10-20) Garden & Infanta. Each fl subtended by bract similar to the expanded top of bracts (?) above, not quite as divis-libes. Not fragrant. 3-13-20 Donbeya See BMJCP 498' like D. wallieii Benth & Hook except that fls are very delicate pink. Garden & Infanta. Tree 10-12 ft. Lvs orbicular obovate 8½ in diam, acute. pubescent above with simple hairs, stellate hairs inverse, beneath more softly pubescent with stellate hairs. Petiole 5/3 in. Stipules ovate, acuminate to 1/2 in, pubescent. Peduncle 5 in with 1 or 2 bracts (like stipules) near top. Fls in dense head with invol of 11 obovate bracts in long. Each fl with 3 lance- deciduous lateral bracts ½ in long on one side just under calyx. bracts not connected. Gardener called this (if correctly remembered) D. amabilis. Prob the same as seen in Bermuda at La Garza velsewhere. Ovary pubescent. 3-13-20: Chrysanthemum anthifolium, Brouss. BMJCP 768 Garden & Infanta. Lvs grayish green, so considered this instead of other possibility C. frutescens L.
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3-14-30 Chloris perfoliata L. Knt II 288 Bar 314 Box 214 BHS = Blackstone — Nude BVH 314 path east from gate Bellver, I see only found with somewhat eaten by worm. Lvs not at all narrowed at base (See 4-10-30 ? See A V/3 3-30-36 3-14-30 Valerianella trisulca DC var truncata Loz & Bar Knt II 433 = V. truncata Betche Bon 146 2 pars b = V. truncata DC. Bar 230. Fl very young for Bellver path east from gate. Calyx X ke. exactly like all Bon. Plants 1¼-4 in. Hard to identify from Bar. Limit of calyx segments can not tell if “reticulato-venoso” no veins showing 20x. St simple from base, dividing into 2 parts only near top. St very lightly striated on angles but the entire lvs not striated on edges or mid ribs. Bracts brokened at base (“alabradadas”?) and very slightly ciliate. Can not see if the concavity at top of fr is surrounded by a filiform rib. Fruit pubescent. Calyx limb entire with one point as in all Bon. (See 9-26-30 [Perhaps V. microcarpa Loiz see 3-18-32. 3-14-30 ?? Filago germanica L var spathula DC pro b = F. spatulella Treel Bar 257 and Gnaphalium spatullatum N. Bon 173 (See also F. germanica L BVH 238.) Bellver, path east from gate. Plant only
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3-14-30 only 2 in leaf is very early bud. But the white clotony (vs) narrowed to sessile base, the similar (He badly narrowed vs) immediately under f heads, the clotony bracts with very acute smooth yellowish points all strongly suggest this identification (See 4-4-30. 3-14-30 Phillyrea angustifolia L. (See 3-14-82) F.L. Bellve. vs (on the tips collected) 3/4 in a less long. 3-14-30 Lotus edulis L. (See 3-4-30) Bellev. Only 6 in high. Wings open to horizontal position leaving bel exposed beneath. Fls 11-13mm long. Very young fs shows crease on back but is not curved. Calyx not always & purple veined as 3-4-30. 3-14-30 Empolobia peploides Kn II [57] = E. P= Baz 417. Bon 378 Butt 467 alt. Bellev. Fls fs. Plants to 2 1/2 in. Ident. exp by the slightly ruffled wings vs fs. Scales have 2 longitudinal rows of 3 spots on back, row of 2 spots on each side & 1 elongated spot mesal side of front. Upper end has small white conical appendage wards greenish brownish with lighter colored (some- times almost white) slender tips (See 8-19-20 See 1/8-31)
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3-14-30 Koniga martina Bx Ru II 34 = Alyssum maritimum Lax Bar 37, Bor 295 ### = Q! — Lim. BvH 42 = Lobularia maritima Desr. BMJCP 311. Bellver. Common in many parts of Island. 3-14-30 Cusagallis arvensis L (See 2-4-30) Bellver. F-l blue (No red ones yet seen in Majorca) Low grey conspicuously dark spotted beneath. See 3-30-30 fled. 3-14-30† Vaillantia muralis L. (See 2-14-30) Bellver. St somewhat limp id, but there, & smooth except for spiny projections. Crown high (as seen briefly in 2-14-30.) 3-14-30 Serapias Lingua L. (See 2-20-30) Bellver. Path eastward from gate. Tongue varies in color from creamy pink to deep rose-mauve (See 3-37-30 3-14-30 Disymbrium Iris L. (See 2-24-30) Real side Terreno. and off with this 3-14-30 Disymbrium espinoides Desf Ru II 21 Bae 34 Bellver path east from gate. Fld for, but not
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3-14-30 not grayo?asabors illvopetiolate, pinnately div. into 5 seg, coarsely visser. toothed, the terminal seg larger and without downward pointing lobe, th lateral seg hardly narrowed at base. Flo: yel glow, very small. Fr st greatly elongated, peddlet at 1/2 to 3/4. Seeds 1-rowed, stylelonds flat, incumbent. Pedicels short, pubescent on upperside. St lobes smooth but base few soft hairs & young parts sometimes pubescent. 3-14-30 Seriola actinensis L. (See 2-24-30) Bellev st to 18 in sparsely hispid espabors, leafless except in bract-leaf at lower forking. 3-14-30 ? Crepis taraxacifolia Thull (See 2-25-30) Bellev. F-L. Plant thought to be same as 2-25-30 be- cause of loose interascal filmnt. N.B. the branching st. naked except for few (hearts) at forks. Basal lvs broaden from narrow petiolar base with a few low teeth & bars non-marked renucinate lobes till about the middle. Recep stalk oblate alveolate with shnt fence flairs around each depression.
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3-14-30 Eriogenum picroides F.W. Schmidt^\n= K. — DC. Bal. 281 = K. — Deaf Bon 185; Early fl. Bellver. This spc instead of D. Dalechampii because the l in first collected is not black and because invol has stiff white hairs and is not at all tomentose. But note that invol bracts are black, margined & terminal lobe if large. Some fls have lower lobes so indefinite as to be almost spatulate. Lvs soft, light green, pubescent beneath, edges with recur, divergent, low but very sharp pointed teeth. Fls light yellow. Receptacle with depressions & short hairs between. Schene 3-winged at base, the beaks of the extemus ones curved inward. The upper has ciliate clasping tapering into long narrow dentate lobe. (See D. Dalechampii F.W. Schmidt 3-20-30\n\n3-14-38 Hyperica radicata L (See 2-25-30) Bellver\n\n3-14-38 Hyperica seabra L. (See 3-4-30) Bellver. cf with lacer.\n\n3-14-30 Sonchus tenerimus L. (See 3-24-30) Bellver from wall running east gate
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3-14-30 Pistacia Lentiscus L. (See 2-4-30) Often bud. Bellver. Stamens usually 6, sometimes 7, filaments short; anthers large. Calyx lobes about as to be hardly countable. 3-14-30 Sonchus Bellver. 10 in high, glabrous except for a little tomentum at base & young blade which in bud & young fr looks quite like S. tenerrimus. Lvs (no basal ones remaining) consist of single blade widest at base with lobes pointing down- ward v slightly vertical (constricted little if any above base) on a long wrinkled petiole which more or less clasps & holds pointed lobes. Blade wings very laciniate. Upper lobes have progressively under wings or more clasping base, the uppermost being acule, clasping with pointed lobes. Fl head 4. Seeds brown ribbed v the ribs cut finely transversely. Prob a form of S. oleraceus L. 3-14-30 Allium Chamaemoly L. Nu I 369, Bz 438 Bx 398. Fr Bellver. Only 1 clump found on path east from gate. Bulbs sample oval 3/8 in x 1/2 in diam. Outer of bulb solid enclosed in firm white tunica & parts of brown coverings - parts the white layers of previous years. No ods. Lvs linear to 6 in x 3/6 mm, soft, long- ciliate on edges. Scape 3/4 in. Dense 5-15 fld. Capsules nodding, 3 black seeds in each calyx
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3-14-30 Lonicera implexa Kit. KnII 431, Bar 217 Box 137 Hoffr fr. Bellver. Desc of two leaves little correct. 3-14-30? Clematis Flammula L KnI 481 Box 7 Box 4. See also BM I C.P. [and] B## Bellver Hoffr fr. See Kn IV Pl XXXVII for low J C. cirrhosa L only other C. in Majorca. Young short, 1/8 in single (for ground) stridged, lightly vastly pubescent esp at top low all somewhat pubescent, then very young ones markedly so. (But see 2-26-30 low J C. cirrhosa as much divided as all X Kn IV Pl XXXVII) 3-14-30 ?? Elycisia Grass by side of road Calle Bellver. 8 in high infl. panicle with generally lots of Poa. Each spikelet on slight pedicel (1/2 to 1mm) which enlarges at top. Spikelet often 4 flo (perhaps when least disturbance up for flo has fallen) with rachis extending slightly. Glumes herbaceous slightly white margined lower glume 1 1/2 mm long narrow, 1 nerved acute; upper glume 3 mm long, pub 2x as broad & seeming to broaden toward top, 3 nerved obtuse but not rounded. Both glumes smooth. Floret about 3mm long, somewhat flattened laterally but lemma hardly beaked. Lemma narrowly awned leyaline on edge v deeply so at apex (about 1/4 total length.
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3-14-30 lengths) Apex rounded, w/8 minute cleft. The 5 nerves, all definitely wooly do not extend into hyaline portion. Palea 3-nerved, the nerve as wooly as those of lemma, only minutely if at all biculate. Seed plump with no sign of furrow and has in fairly advanced stage a definite white cartilagen- ous appendage (remains of style) at its tip. Lvs 2½ in long by 3+mm wide smooth. Ligule hyaline 3-4mm long. Sheaths closed part length, sometimes almost to ligule. Culms somewhat compressed. Nearest guess is Alyssum ? sp. not in any reference book. 3-14-30 Quercus, flex. L. (See 2-25-30) Bellevue Early or mid D cupage red fr. Eff. w/ C. coccifera L of 2-27-30. 3-14-30 Calamintha Nepeta? Semi forma menthaefolia Knott 343 part] = C. menthaefolia. Root Bar 363 the disc which this closely resembled, No flo. plant with remains of last yrs. infl. Bellevue S-E corner. St. Vlos pubescent with spreading hairs Lvs gray green vacuolating around edge, showing plainly beneath. Inv 3 in diam. Fl. Diff. [x] Compound consisting of a pedicled umbel? 3 flo. in axils of upper lvs (two now fallen) &wl alternate ciliate bracts
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at 2. The umbels on opp. sides of turned so as to make rift. one sided. Calyx 6 mm't overall, the 3 upper teeth, erect, about tri- angular & hardly ciliate, the 2 lower ones very long 3mm., awl-shaped curved forward & markedly declinate. Tube somewhat swollen near base. Throat with definite rings of hairs. Note: does not agree with desc | C. Nepeta B/H 363 Box 249, nor yet with C. Acinte Old notes crudely hs. strong but hardly fetid, alaternus 3-14-30 † Rhamnus alaternus L. (See 1-27-31 D3 = 1/- 30) Same shrub of flo Bellver extreme S-E Corner. Targ Tozz 3-14-30 Arisarum vulgare [illegible] (See 2-4-30) tenuifae fs. Bellver. Berries (still green) large, ¼ inch in almost sq. on top with fluted crown around edge. Seeds about ?, longitudinally ribbed. [Note 12-31-30 Cate III 434 "fruits vert" so from time ft. were ripe] 3-14-30 Erica multiflora L. (See 2-4-30) Bellver 2 & ? young growth bright red. 3-14-30 Lavandula dentata L. (See 2-4-30). Stamens
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3-14-30 Stamen" lobados sobre el lado inferior" Bas 358 "appuyees sur la livre inferieure" means that authors rest against anterior part of tube instead of being in post- erior position as usual in this family. Cuttles only Cotula pubescens inside & outside, Stamen included. The upper(armed) bracts absent completely found fls. 3-14-30 Vinca media Hfgg lfs (See 3-4-30) Bellver extreme S-E. Coz. 3-16-30 Arenaria serpyllifolia L. Kut I 451 Bar 68 Bar.50 BWH.71 ill. Side of Terreno, calle de Mayor (See 3-26-30 3-17-30 Polygala myrtifolia var grandiflora North BM.G.P.451 Fls from table d'hotel Cals Catala: Fls in bright rosy purple. The 3 small sepals purplish present green nerves & mid nerve above beel projecting beyond the ciliate top. The upper petals very hairy on upper edges the limb leaf consists of oblique & erect lobe (three over lap) & a long slender forward curving lobe. Stamen tube sim- ilarly hairy on edges as are also edges of lower part of beel. Many slender obovate, flat smooth, winged at edge. Orules in each cell
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smooth, puberul. Young ab. only slightly pub- escens the 1/2 in pedicels more so. Lvs. lanceolate to 2 in x 3/8 in (or long) sessile. all alt on these spec. but not entirely flat. 3-17-30 Salvia Fl. Garden Genoa. Shrub overhanging wall on no side of tram line shortly east of its terminus. Very like desc. S. breggi, Key B.M.f C.P. 640 except very ab. puberul as to lvs. which are quite to 5 cm, rounded a huncate dust at base, rounded at apex, smooth, definitely crenate except at very base dull green above slightly glaucous. beneath, pinate nerves also plainly on both sides. Shrub to 3 ft with slender twiggy branches. Trigs staccely puberulent with slight tuft of hair at nodes set bases of petioles, this tuft sometimes pro- lorged in lying line down stem. Fls in short terminal racemes, bracts foliaceous fls open. Calyx 3/2 in, upper lip narrowly oblate, acute, cuture 7/8 nerved, the lower lip a trifle slater, 3 toothed (the teeth rounded a little on outside, 8 nerved (2 nerves ending in sinus bet. teeth, 1 nerve ending in each to ths 2 nerves on outside of each tooth). Corolla almost 1 in long, such cherry red. Tube swollen on under side at top, upper lip erect (only slightly curved on back), under lip
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a few obscure hairs on back of upper lip at tip 3-17-30 lip large (almost ½ in long x ½ in wide) always. Corolla glabrous inside out. Stamens with anterior portion [connectives] adherent their full length deflexed into swollen part of tube. Corolla tube leans posteriorly and below plane at which filaments are affixed 2 short white projections which might be staminodes. Outside the base of the swollen portion ends in 2 concavities or pockets, looking from inside these pockets are found to be terminated by flat appendage 1/4 mm long. Style flattened with line of hairs on back, conspicuous (20x). Ovary small at this stage, the part of disk which projects below them longer than ovules. Pedicels about ½ in long app. 3-17-30 Fagonia cretica L. (See 2-4-30) 3-17-30 Cynoglossum pictum creticum Vill. No# 301 = C. pictum Brit. Bot. 366, Bon 225 (See 3-10-30) FL West of Kinowa cemetery. Seen elsewhere. Fr too young to allow clas. 10 minute dark spots at base of disk. 3-17-30 Galium saecharatum L. (See 3-4-30 & 3-11-30) FL W of Kinowa cemetery. Note the 2 small low offs
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and much larger than others (3/4 in x 3/16 in), of these at apex and very small cleft. Fil sometimes with all 3 or with 4 or 4 with 1q and 3s! 3-17-30 Linaria triphylla Mill Kn #378 Bas 341 Box 293. Fl. Field west of Denver Cemetery. Upper lip cleft half its length; lower lip hairy inside with stamenous v style pressed close against it. (A) Fl purple, palate yellow. (B) Corolla pale purplish with upper lip still lighter, almost white. Lvs faintly 3-5 nerved. (See 4-25-30 3-17-30 Papaver Rhoeas L Kn #5 Bas 19 Box 12, BV# 19 Fl. Field west of Denver Cemetery. Petals blood red with (A) black spot at base, the black spot with white border (much wider inside than outside) at top. Peduncle very rough hairy. Stigmas 3, lobes distinctly overlapping. Filaments very dark purple, anthers olive-drab. Spce. filled with only lower base of peduncles. There are 3-divided to base in long [footnote]toothed linear segments some of which are again 3-div ided. Lvs rounded at top B. Same field but the same since capsule very smooth v not elongated as in P. dubium L. But fl the paler brick-fl red associated with P. dubium. Stigmas 7, lobes less overlapped than A. Upper so much as in A. (vary rather
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"Note 3-12-32 Could B be P.dubium and those taken fr.P.dubium previously be P.pinnatifidum See 1-18 U 3-17-30 2-11-32 rather more pointed at top than A 3-17-30 Papaver hybridum L (See 2-25-30) Same field as above. Buda 3-17-30 Lotus arnithopodisides L. Kn#98, Bar/33 Box 8/ FL unique fr. Field west of Kenora cemetery. Fls usually 4 in group (See 3-30-30 3-17-30 Vicia sativa L Kn II 114, Bar/37, Box 26 BOX. 128, BM.DC.P 392. FL Field west of Kenora cemetery. Lfts 6 per. Fr 2-3 in long, rather squarely truncated at end with definite lobe in center. Fls solitary 3/4 in long. Very pubescent. Fl very short peduncled. 3-17-30 Lathyrus Cicera L (See 3-4-30) Fr 0 young fr. West of Kenora cemetery. Young fr (1 1/2in) along grove on back. Peduncles about 1 in long with pair of very small bracts shortly above middle. 3-17-30 Raphistrum rugosum Berg Kn II 27 = R, All Bar 43, Box 34. FLv young fr. West of Kenora.
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Cemetery. Not able to distinguish bet the varieties given in Knoble. Fl yellows not "pale" Fl. too young to show cal. ? cotyledone. 3-17-30 ?? Carduus tenuiflorus Curt (See 2-13-30) Flvfr. Pl west of Kinsza cemetery. But the same as 2-13-30. Same objections in that: anthers seem pro- louged placed at base v mo little tands of brillant yellows. Also bracts not quite as long as fl (so perhaps C. pygnocephalus L. but achines this smoth v clinineg not viscid). Heads easily detailed. (See 11-22-30) 3-17-30 Cuscuta epithymum Mur Kn# 398 Bar 318, Don 218, B&A 318 ill. Fl. growing on Helianthemum Furmana (ill) at top of hill above Cas Catala in path. Stem very slender, red. Fl. mostly white, some singed reddish. (= Furmana spaelis Gr & H.) 3-17-30 Helianthemum glutinosum Pers. (See "pos Costaceae" 2-14-30) Old foids with) seed on "ruga road" from Kinsza cemetery to Cas Catala. (See 4-16-30 Ident. later by dese Costa I/57
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3-17-30 Creorum Hieocceum L (See 2-14-30) Fl "rough root" from kinza cemetery to Cas Catala. 3-17-30 Valerianella coronata DC. subsp discidea, Rony form multidentata Ku# 434 = V. discidea. Bar 23/ Fl edge of field west of kinza cemetery no. 26. ftd. 1 1/2 in tall & over homewarly along entire or middle with few low teeth; upper ones (where at division 2) 3-lobed below middle the lateral lobes much shorter, upper ones (just under thread where & branches again) linear entire. Flo in dense bracted heads, the calyx lobes standing free from corolla with narrow hooked tips. The under part of calyx lobes ciliate, pubescent inside. Top of vary woolly pubescent. Calyx also long hairy at base ciliate but most of outside of lobes smooth (See 3-20-30 #196 RBK 3-17-30 Galium Flo almost ripe fr. west of kinza cemetery. St not 2 mm wide, very sharply 4-angled with recurved prickles on angles, 2nd dull dark green, in los, oblanceolate 3/4-1 in x 3/16-1/4 in, 1-nerved, very rough with sharp white hairs above, smooth beneath except for recurved prickles on midrib wedges. apex with long sharp mucron. Flo. white 2 1/2 mm.
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across diag. single many short peduncles which terminate about axillary branches. Sometimes 2 peduncles spring from same point. Fr. with peduncles elongated to 3/4 in. Fr. tuberculata with tubercle ending in hooked prickles. Fr (not yet ripe) 6mm across both parts. Seems not in Barcelo 'Why not b. sprigged? see 4-14-30 3-17-30 Polycarpus tetraphyllum L. KuI 458 = P.-L. Bar. 178, Bon. 108 BVH 79. Fl. Road west of Génova cemetery. (see 12-10-30 3-17-30?? Herniaria cirea L. KuI 462, Bar. 180, Bon. 109 (See BVH 882 Indes. ? genus) Fl. West of Génova cemetery. Flat on ground. Pubescent, hairs not apparent. Has blade 5mm long x less than 2mm wide, pubescent, tapered to both ends, sessile, stipulate. No seem to be alt. with a branch bearing flower each lf. Calyx usually 4-5 parted, (Seems usually 4), pubescent, lobe ends no hairs no longer than the others. No signs of follicle. nr. 2 ? petals Stamens seem always 2. ? seem to discern disc bearing staminate (See BVH) Stigmae 2. [Note 3-5-32 when studying specimen] H. 3-5-32 why not H. cinerea DC. See all Costa #/63
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3-19-30 Paronychia argentea Lamb (See 3-4-30) Fl. Nestj kinnz cemetery. Cfldntbator. 3-17-30? Arenaria procumbens Valil KuI x58 = Bos Alsine — Fgl. Bar 68. Prob bet kinwa v Cas Catala: “rough road”. Branched from base into many fox at. 1/2in high. are so weak they may have been parasita. Some at. almost simple, others much branched, gray, soft- yellowish green but only slightly pubescent. Loas of sp., no stipules, same color as st., linear or narrowly ob lanceolate, three in middle of st. 15-18 mm x 3-4 mm; little toward base v few smaller v linears. Loos sparsely pubescent (Cfldntbator) va few hairs on the entire edge might pass to be called ciliated. Loos with 1 indistinct nerve v with fascicles of 2 in axils so as to have annexed look of Sprengula. Diff cymose (dichotomous). Pedicels 2 cm. Calyx x 4-5 mm, pubescent, hardly glandular. Sepals 5 erect, blunt, the inner edges broadly white, hyaline no distinct nerves. Petals 5, fairish, narrowed center, shorter than sepals hidden by them. Apex very acute v margin near apex almost denticlelate. Stamens 10, Style branched 3. many glabrous, ovoid, somewhat roundly 3 angled, or short stalks. 1-celled. Ovaries mid-way on free central placenta.
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Dear Barcelo this is only poss idea tho it is (1) "glandulos-viscos", (2) leaves usually only ½ long of internodes, (3) ro sepals from "extendidos". But not in Bernies or B N. Note that branches of inflo are subtended by 2 brs so that effect is much more hy than all of Opurgula annua B & N #172. St has base of each internode enlarged (See 4-18-30 3-17-30 Melilotus subcata Deaf Kut II 97 Bar 120 Bon 76 Flv young fs. Field west Geneva cemetery. Er definitely concentric ridged & like all Bvn. But racemes not as long as brs. Peduncle aristata only because upfan buds have fallen unopened Stipules broad at base than "alevadas" would suggest. Lft to 1 x ½ in (See 3-27-30 3-17-30 Stipa capillata Lvar juncea Kut 392 = S. juncea L Bar 494, Bon 356 Nest Geneva bve rbl. Ligule 10-15mm. Glumes almost equal l/mv, long thin papery narrowed into long acuminate points 1st 1-nerved, 2nd 3-nerved. Llemma coriaceous. Lms brownish. Spike all silky pubescent (stalkabor glumes) and base of lemma has same silky hairs in line on back & more or less laterally
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3-17-30 laterally - lemma terminatesawn, pub- escent at base v denticulate tip 1/5 cm. 2 more. Palea coriaceous like lemma (not con- cealed by it - see BMJCP 113). A nervs not evident but (20X) when viewed from inside seems to have thickened band down back. Stemona 3. Stigmas plumose (naked at base) at top of narrow obovate (oblanceolate) ovary. - no complete awn? ceros. Awns not as definitely geniculate as finated as desc. for? because only in fl. (See 4-15-30 3-17-30 Andropogon hirtum L (see 2-27-30) lower id genus. Awn 25-30mm (♀ being 5mm less) Note char not noticed 2-27-30 the branches (which been apicalite) are always in 2's at end of long delicate if indicated peduncle. 3-17-30 Sagina apetala L. Kurt 449, B & 67, Bor 45 R & fls. Wedingarden Hotel Cão Catala'. 1-2 cm high. Calyx ? 4 sepals (1 cm's) valvate. Seeds brown, minutely rugulose. Curl shaped lesetaceous at end. Sepals slightly hoods apex, v narrowly white margined. Peduncles not "glandularus" Sepals erect when part ofense. No sign of petals. (See 5-30-30
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3-17-30 Phacadiolus stellatus D.C. (See 3-16-30 west of Cénova cemetery. Flo pr. well developed plant 8-10 in high differs. 5 x 4 achenes each wrapping in seed tract from 8 rayed star to 1½ in across stlvs, subtending branches linear. 3-17-30 Reseda lutea L. (See 3-4-30) Flo young pr. Cénova on wall near corner where tram turns into the town. 3-17-30 Marrubium vulgare L. Kie II 331, Bas 369, Bon 255, Buh 367, BMG.C.P. 648. Near Cénova, common around dumps of Paloma. First flo season. 3-17-30 Hedypnois polymorpha D.C. (See 2-27-30) Near Cénova. St. somewhat luscute, tracts more so. Pl. 18 in high. Peduncle sensibly enlarged at top. 3-17-30 Pittosporum Tobira Ait. BMG.C.P. 337 Fl. Hotel Des Cabala. Petals ¾ in long. The same in bed in garden & Defonta. The fr. of this later only just fallen opened in oval nut with stragly seeds on parietal placenta looking much like P. undulatus in Burma.
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3-18-30 Sparaxis tricolor, Ker. BMJ C.P. 196. Fl. Cult. bought. As remembered in Bermuda. Petals red, dark at base, tube yellow. Stamens do not seem at one side declining & arching. Anthers face outward? Style folded down, stigmatic edges to top. 3-18-30 Hypericum balearicum L. Kut 184 Bar. 86 Collected by Mr. Nesor, hills abv Kenwa. Sepals as compressed laterally as trapjawn backed; green or beel, white or indigo, which is prolonged into point at apex. Pedals not notched (See 3-26 v 4-14-30. 3-19-30 Geranium Robertianum L. Kut II/29 Bes 82 Box 57, Box N. 95, Fl. Abv Formaltx (Mr. Nesor b'yt apex from Kenwa 3-18-30) 3-19-30 Orchis morio L. var longicorne Kut 400- O. longicornum Poiz Bar 457 (Note: Kut v Bar both seem to consider O. morio not in Balearic see desc.) Yet Box 311 v Box N. 450 ill which is not like spec.) See 3-20-30. Fl. Abv Formaltx near point where we turned back. (Mr. Nesor b'yt apex from Bellver 3-18-30) Note: Knoble does not give distribution outside of Balearic, like 3-20-30 except fewer fld 4, v in col of fl. Work, spur & tracts are purple, lateral lobes lip very dark purple, middle lobe a lighter purple (somewhat darker than sepals) - this differs from desc. Bes which says "casi blanco" - with several dark purple spots. All backs 8-veined faintly. Spur 5mm wide at tip.
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3-19-30 Allium triquetrum L Kn I 371 Bar 489 Bar 299, BVH ill. Above Formalutx along water course. Vigabundant. Perianth seg. white with line down middle. Stamens attached a little above base. Seeds 2 in each cell. 3-19-30 Asplenium Trichomanes L Kn I 258 Bar 532, Bar 379, BVH 586 ill. Spores. Wallaborz Formalutx. 3-19-30 Polypodium vulgare L Kn I 364, Bar 531 Bar 378, BVH 579. Spores. Wallaborz Formalutx. (1) pinnules not undivided at base (or very slightly) & set close together (2) pinnules undivided or 1/4 order at base forming broad rounded veins seg. perhaps little more acute than (1) & in (1)th case fruiting pinnules have few teeth. alternus 3-19-30 || Rhamnus alternatus L (See 2-27, 3/1/14-30) Fl. whick as in other cases seen & growing under Myrtus communis. 3-19-30 Vinea media, [illegible] (See 3-4-30) Common along water course from Formalutx to Toller.
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X Perhaps should be called raceme, not counting the pedicels individual fls along the spathe. N.B. the loose airy effect infl is due to these pedicels in fact that the branches fl are longer than their spathes. 3-19-30 Iris Fl. Im port at Hotel Fero-Casil but said by proprie- tor to be wild & much larger in fields. Mrs Richardson met on train also said it grew wild. I not collected but generally feet fls. Infl. along curving (not stiff upright) spathes, Each branch subtended by green spathe like bract 1/2-3/4 in long with acuminate curved tips. Branches (upper part) infl. only collected 1 1/2 in long bearing at tips at least 2 (perh 3 or perhaps more) pedicelled fls, spathe bracted fls. Outer spathe valv 3/4 in, green acute, inner one 1/2 in, green less acute v each of the 2" & 3" fls (now faded) seem to bear 1 more spathe valv. 1st fl to open has pedicle 1/2+ in flat on top, rounded beneath. Tube 5/8 in ? which lower 3/16 is very. FL 1 3/4-2 in across scale lavenderish blue all to seg. spreading. Outer seg. obtuse 1/2+ in across at widest part, dentate above middle, with a definite yellow fringed blade like crest in middle (longitudinal veckul- ing in ridge to base, set. 2 less definite lateral ridges. Seg marked yellow around crest with dot & dark markings of darker blue & brown around this central portion to base. Inner seg oblong footed & ruffled, widely notched at apex Claw not definite v narrow as in garden Iris (below) Style branches as in iris (more upright than
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in below). the upper lip deeply 2-parted & fringed, the lower lip slanted (ending at beginning of fringed part of upper lip) a little nar. at apex. Stamens as in iris, all white even to pollen reaching just to tip of upper lip. Evidently not in Kewele, Barolo's Bonnier See B.M.J.C.P. 191 Eranzia section esp I. japponica, Thunb., which is exact desc & apex. Could this have been recently introduced? Flo slightly fragrant. 3-19-30 Iris Collected from garden & Infanta do of, with above. agrees with F. aurea Todar. Bis 476, just that flo are 3-4 cm. brd, glaucous at least at base, spathe swollen, st valves almost equally scarious for not more than 1/3 length. = I pallida Lam var aurea Riolites. But note that acc to Bonnier 304 v B.M.J.C.P 192 I. pallida has both spathe valves entirely scarious Our apex has flo almost white (faintly bluish) flo bearded yellow. The 2 terminal flo are sessile in spathe. It bears lateral branchs 1 3/4 in, shorter than the spathe with 1 sessile fl. See Igermanca L B.M.J.C.P 192. Tubapollis aureus.
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3-19-36 Viola odorata h. var alba Knebel Kn #506 (Kn considers there is only 1 spce, if the acanulescent Viola in Balearics did not by identify acc. to Barcelo') # Fl. above Formalitz. in dark green, pubescent both sides. Root stock upright 3/4 in from roots at bottom to top of ground [illegible] present low, bearing underground runners below middle stalked lanceolate with elongated tip, petiolate with widely separated & not sharp shaped teeth below tip. Sepals oblong, 3-nerved, often, narrowly ly scariosus on margin, the posterior one rounded at base, the 2 anterior ones truncate the 2 inter- mediate ones narrowed into as sort of blunt ap- pseudage; all ciliate. Upper petals lying back against peduncle, the lower one rounded or very slightly notched, lateral ones lightly beard- ed. All petals violet same shade as cult. one in garden & Infanta with white at center, the lower ones with few dark veins in the white Ovary pubescent. Stigma so small HR p 36 Bor. Bracts on peduncle sometimes above, sometimes below middle. In longer than broad (at least to eye) & not at all oblongy. Fragrant. Spurs rather longer & narrower than in cult. violet
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3-19-30 Cyclamen balearicum Willk Kuttz 263 Box 203, F.L. (for 2nd season) above Fornalutx. Knoche considers this diff from C. europaeum L v Crepandum (see Box 209) but not evident in what respect. Teeth of lvs very secure. (See 3-26-30 3-19-30 Saxifraga tridactylites L. Box 186, Box 115 BVH 17 still) see Kn # 46 S. tridactylites L forma tenerima Burn v.B. (which Kn seems to consider only one in island). Plants 1-2 in high all bearing same fl. but diff in lvs. The larger ones (2) lvs 3-lobed to summit. Wt lower lvs 3-lobed, upper ones simple. (c.) all lvs simple the upper ones fleshy. Styles widely divergent when petals fall. On walls above Fornalutx 3-19-30 Cardamine hirsuta L. Kn II 29, Box 37 Box 37, BVH 34 Walls etc. common above Fornalutx. Plant more delicate w/ much fewer basal lvs than ill BVH. but quite like ill Box. Fls fr. Plant bright green w/ lobs glabrous but has a few almost erect white hairs esp. on upper side of lvs. Seeds flat minutely granular, accumbent. (See 4-14-30 3-19-30 Geranium rotundifolium L See 3-11-30) Near Forma- lutx. Plant 2 in high. Peduncle almost basal.
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3-19-30 Ceterach officinarum Willd Kut 267 Bar 520, Bon 377 = C. — DC BVH 588 (ill). Ator Formaltx. Frond 3¼ in long prf young since scales are silvery white. Older th fronds scales brown. Distributors have few scales or edges are overlapped by scales from beneath. No spores. (See 3-26-30 spores. 3-19-30 Selaginella Nemiaotis Sw Kut 259, Bon 380 = S. — Lag v Roxl Bar 523. (See BVH 587 for desc.) genus v BMJ [P] Phyllites) sp. in well (?) water hole at end of bridge abv Formaltx. 3-19-30 Selaginella denticulata Spring Kut 267 = S. — Rock Bar 524 Bon 385. L to show denticulate only (2x) Spores: large ones, 4 in case and small range colored mes many in case, in axils of small lateral fronds that otherwise seems like stilk branches. (See 3-26-30 3-14-30 ? Sedum dasyphyllum L. Kut 42 Bar 181 fex form glanduliferum Bon Branched See S. — L. Bon 11/2, BVH 167 ill, BMQC P319 No fl but what is prf remaining of last yrs fs. Ator Formaltx. (See 4-14-30
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3-19-30 Sedum stellatum L. Ku II 40, Bar 181, Bon 110. No fls but what is for] remains? last yrs f2. Above Formalutx (See 4-14-30 A 3-19-30 ? Visia No fls f2. Prod above Formalutx. Small delicate plant, branched from base, spreading to 3 in. St very delicate but not so lax, angled, dark colored, slight puberulent. Lower lvs puffs, upper lvs 2 for lf ts, tendril reduced to very slight appendage. Lfts very obtuse petiolate, obovate 5mm x 3mm, serrately truncate at apex and very definitely mucr. ate. Almost entire, veins above plainly towards 3 (or 5?)-veined from base. Puberulent when young y continuing somewhat so. Stipules small, l/ leaf spear shaped, but little fary toothed otherwise, when young with bright purple spot. One bract from base leaf lvs with 2 pr lfts narrowly lance- olate 10mm x 2+ mm. 197 RBX 3-19-30 ? Festuca geniculata Willd var tenuis Ku I 32, Stems on walls above Formalutx. Prod delicate fibrous (1st annual). St very slender 6cm & less high with several lvs, the upper 1/s sometimes over- hopping infl. Lvs ½ mm wide, pubescent with spread in hairs. trigule mentuene one, dentate
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= Vulpia tenuis Parl Bar 507 3-19-30 dentate, almost 1/2 mm high. Infl 1 cm+, very contracted panicle (clunata receme, not 1-sided). Spikelet flattened about 5-fl'd, the upper fl sterile. Lower glume very narrow 2 3/4 mm long including awnlike tip, scabrous green & roughened midvein with white edges, 1-nerved. 2nd glume 3-nerved, broader 3 3/4 mm long inc tip, broad white margins, mid-nerve little scabrous at top. Lemma 4mm, 0-nerved, broad white margined, bi-dentate, mid nerve prolonged in scabrous awn extending 2 mm beyond lemma tip. Palea white, thin with 2 scabrous nerve prolonged at tip into 2 awns 1/2 mm, this tip reaching to tip of lemma (not tip of jaw). Stamens 3. Rachis of spikelet minutely pubescent at base f each floret. (See 3-30-30 3-19-30 Myrtus communica L. (in # 2/8, Box 174 Box 167, 3M) C.P. 535 Fr. Above Farnalux (just below point where we turned back). Ripe fr looks much like blueberry Branches strewn in streets of Farnalux in St. Joseph's day celebration. 3-19-30 Calycotome spinosa Lintl Kn II 8/Bar 104 Box 67. On path just beyond labors. Theo H. Remains Fr (See 4-4-36
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3-19-30 Tree in garden Hotel Ferro-Carril Solles. Frs. Los opp. ovate 4 x 1½ in acuminate, narrowed slightly but rounded at base (hardly tapering) or flexible twisting petioles 5¾ in long, ex- atipulate, entire, coriaceous v lobes virgine, glabrous, dark green shining above, lighter beneath. Los (only old ones seen) show (20x) darker green dots beneath covered by minute gray scale as this lobe had been more or less crumpy when younger. Frs in drooping ample terminal panicle, 6 in long. Fr a deuple oval, ¼ in long, black, which details living calyx (diddle like jarbapot) at. stone wrinkled. Pos & Clionanthus or if not pos. Lignastrum. 3-19-30 Euphorbia characias L. the #/60 Bee 4½ Box 279 Bon 4:5. Fls more going fr. Cborz. Formalityx. Besides terminal umbel there are a few ray arranged rays a short distance below. The brown gland almost truncate outside, sometimes with slight hollow but not semi-lunae. The capsules covered with long white hairs but not "punteada de blanco". Lower lvs. glabrescent 5 x 1 cm (not preparations of Bon) middle & upper lvs. least widened at tips 5 x ½ cm. (See 3-26-30)
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3-19-30 Clematis cirrhosa Kn I 482, Bas. ?, in Hiu Bon. See Kn III Pl XXXVII for flo. Fr. Shortly above Farnalutx. Pedicelator invol. pubescent. Arms of carpels purple with with long greenish white silky hairs. (See 3-26-30 3-19-30 Polygonum repens Poir. (See 2-24-30) Abv. Farnalutx. 3-19-30?? Micromeria. Abv Farnalutx 2o flz fr. Plant with almost capillary, wiry woody st. much branched near base and some longer decumbent st. St. pubescent. Levs opp. on short 1 mm, petiolis which form ledge a-round it at base. Levs broadly ovate 3-3½ mm x 2½-3mm, extire hirsute acute subcordate at base, green velvety globos abov, the mid nerve only distinct, bright purple beneath, a few hairs on mid nerv and 2-4 lateral nerves visible, edges somewhat revolute. Denticles except at tip 3-4 times as long as lf. hirs frim, becom- ing coriaceous with age or falling readily. St. pub. squarrial but without definite angles, hairs of puberulence point downward. Harder when live Crushed. M. triflora Benth var Rodriguezii forma californ. Kn II 348 = M. filiformis Benth Bas 360, Croat III 72 Wells# 69 Taf CXXXIX.
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3-19-30 ? ? Rubia peregrina L (see 3-11-30) above Fomaluxx. No fl or fr. Looks very dark green but diff from 3-11 in being in 4 2 v broader to 9mm. (See 4-18-30) 3-19-30 ? Phagnalon cordinum DC Kutt Box 337, Box 160. Near Fomaluxx. In bud too small to see clear of fls but agrees with desc otherwise. Almost surely this. 3-19-30 ? Passerita bituminosa L. Kutt 104, Box 135 Box 84 Bud. Near Fomaluxx. St black. (See 4-4-30 3-19-30 Sorbus domestica L. Bar 167, Box 103 BMCC 381. Fl bud. Tree in garden slightly above Fomaluxx. Young almost 2/2 in issuing from glutinous bud leaves, with young loose fl buds. St, brs calyx etc tomentose. L glabrate only upper 3/8's. The five styles woolly at base. Note the 1 to usually 3 long linear parts deciduous before set back of calyx. Calyptraed at this stage. B 3-19-30 Vicia Fl. Near Fomaluxx at luncheon place. Fl solitary
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3-19-30 solitary spec to Bar either V. sativa - augustifolia lathyroides-peregrina - amplicearpa. F=610mm long, only 1 bird of fl found, & calyx not as in V. peregrina hence evidently V. augustifolia All. C much more delicate plant than V. sativa L 3-17-30 efl Lfts 3/8-1/6 in long. 3-19-30 ? Nasturtium officinale Br. Kn#29 Bar 35- Bon 25, BVH 37 irrigation trench just outside Farmalux. F's mostly in bud. Seeds in 2 rows and no queation ident except that lvs are not as remembered nor like ill Bon and BVH; the sessile lance-ovate segments are all pointed inie the terminal ones mucronate v lvs have very low teeth or rather mucrons around edges. St hollow elongated in water with outlets from to nodes. Crasped lfls as watc-crea small .= Roripa Nasturtium-aquaticum Hayek B.MJ CP 309 3-19-30 Hedera Helix L. Kn#223, Bar 215, Bon 136 B9H 211 BMJC P 559 Fr. v fl just past elation. Near Farmalux. Seed usually 1, sometimes 2. 3-19-30 Arundo Donax L Bar. 490, Bon 35H BMJCP/22 Fr. (passe') in water course with stepping stone above
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Fornalutx. St. hollow, loose moth er edges. Branches ? panicle rough. Clumes prof 3-nerved. Lemna 3-nerved with 2 intermediate nervs at base, the 3 nervs prolonged into 3 narrow teeth & an awn between. Ligule oblong membranaceous (see Box 346) but see B.M) C.P./22
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3-15-30 Buxus sempervirens L. Shrub in garden Infanta & ft. high trees, slightly puberulent in shallow grassy bet. low. Lvs opp. oval or ovate, on very short petiole, (x) 18 x 9 mm light green (x) 20 x 11 mm dark green; Coriaceous, en- tire, narrowed at base, obtuse slightly flattened at apex. glabrous, along mid rib beneath a light (whitish) line composed of tiny dots (20x). Flores sessile axillary clusters. Perianth 4 thin small bracts, 2 oval, the other 2 a trifle larger & 3-lobed. Stam. 4 opp the sepals, filaments 4 mm long, anthers 2 mm. yellow, interior. Bet. the stamens at their base what would be thought to be stigma, fleshy, rectangular with a notch in each side to accommodate filament. No sign ovary. Prst. diviciona [4-11-35 this again studied] & found to be Buxus sempervirens Cote & 225° Bde 289, AWH 404, BUGC.P 458. 3-25-80. Liliacea in garden Infanta &. Fl. campanulate 3 cm+ across. Perianth segs ovate lanceolate 1/4 mm long dark blue with darker band down middle outside Stamens 6 attached to base of seg. the filament blue
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broadened & flexibly in lower half, narrowed above, reaching slightly above middle of sep., athura white or yellowish, seem to be attached in middle ? back, intense. Clary superior, 3-celled, with many scales on axile placenta. Clary dark blue, ovate, tapering upward to acute stigma. 3 whitish ciliate or papillose lines on outside mark position of cell walls. Gardiner says this genus from very large bulb. Two strap shaped, not stiff, to 2 ft long x 1 3/4 in wide, tapering slightly to less 1/2 in wide (pars blunt). Two somewhat though blue in middle but not banded or definite mid-rib. Edges with narrow (almost need microscope to see it) whitish membranaceous border very slight ciliate (or papillate). Fils open before scape has emerged from ground, but by time terminal fls had opened 4 to 50 scape was 10 in h. lone infl & unfl q in more. Scape solid 3/8-1/2 in thick. Pedicle 2 1/2 in below, 3 in near top, 1 in at tip. spreading. Pedicles subtended by a narrow lanceolate bract, the lower ones 5 in long, decreasing until uppermost are 1/2 in long. Bracts light green, nearer less whitish toward base, entire. Could this be Scilla peruviana? B.M.C.P. 169 (listed in Cat. J Case Veyard, Valencia where Dr. Carrell buys plants etc.).
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3-26-29 walked up gorge just east of Kenova taking every right turn until came out on top of ridge & dropped down to auto road which at length crossed the Kenova - San Papin'a Road phone. Spec collected in gorge as noted great indicated as "road home". This seems to be part of bet. Palma and 3-26-29. F. elium creticum L. forma plantagineum Knth 310 = F. plantagineum DC. Bar 323 = F. — L. Bon 223, BVA 320, all quite like spec., BMJ C.P. 626. Fl. "Road home", seen also in plot cut at end. Cf'd with F. calycinum Vir from roadside near Infanta &. Infl so in form of numerous 1-sided spikes each in axil of reduced lanceolate lf. the st. capules naked for about 2in from base to base of lowest H. These spikes forming long terminal panicle. (This dif from infl of F. calycinum whose infl consists of scale fls on upper part of lfy. branches, the upper fls in axils reduced into the lower ones extra-axillary). Fl's bracted, the lower ones extra-axillary. This char might seem to point to F. sericeum valid acc to Bar = F. creticum forma jaro-tratum acc to Kn. but other considerations seem against this. Corolla a vivid purpale 1in long, about 3x as long as calyx. longer staminaens stout as long as
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upper corolla lobe. Calyx lobes lanceolate acute, with prominent light colored nerve. Beaks similar, longer, but somewhat scale shaped. v broadened unequally at base. All lob. inc. basal area very plainly nerved (nerves prominent below) v less rough to hand, E Caly- cinum. 3-26-30 ? Gladiolus segetum Ker Kutz 396 = G. Barl Bar 448, Bon 305 Fl. ) spec only on "Boal home" others of same general appearance seen from Tram near Dénora. Very diff to distinguish bet. G. illyricus Koch v G. segetum (Bank) Ker. Filaments v antlers both 11 mm (antlers certainly not shorter than filaments, laburnine as deo Bar.) the 3 lower segs v segs the 2 smaller ones with narrow saw white stripes bordered dark in center. Seg not markedly ap. iculate. Lower spatle valves 30 mm, the upper 43 mm extending well above the fl but 15-15mm, clutis is full length (this considered, Fls making making 2 rows on same side) St Lvs 7-12nd across. But rules look as tho they might be winged when ripe. (Note made 4-7-30 on studying gymnoca G. Col. 4-4-30 v 4-10-30. This one evidence of rules in foot G. illyricus Koch Kutz 397, Bar 448, Bon 305) See 11-27-30
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3-26-30 Barbsia latifolia Gross Kett 396 = Eupogria latifolia Griet-Baz 348, Bon 339. Minna gorge. about way from entrance. Pl looks like annulI 3-4½ in high. two lips. val 9x6 mm., palate very, coursely 5 toothed, the floral ones (bracts Baz) set to about middle. Abot the first 2 distant pairs the st. is naked for a distance longer than internode. before lowest fl. no. Calyx 8mm (lobes 2mm.) tubular, whitish with 4 green veins ending in the 4 green lobes which are lanceolate and edges revolute. Corolla projects 3 mm beyond calyx, the upper lip purple, a hood, pubescent on back, the lower lip spreading about 1¼ mm. longer than upper, with 3 entire lobes) whilst the middle one is narrower - whitish but purple around edge. At base of middle lobe 3 distinct oval, roundel, yellow jaws tubercles x This would seem to point to Texago apaula Eller Baz 847 but loaves not lance lineas, Capsule not ovoid globulosa, put- cescet) Stamens, hidden in box antlers slightly wooly & apiculate base. Style pubescent. Stigma slightly globular relatively large. Capsule oblong, posited slightly curved, smooth, jords. cndt long as calyx. Seeds many. (See Texago apaula 4-4-36)
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Ru II 397-8 3-26-30 Crobanehe ramora L. forme Cassia = Phelipaea Cassia. Rent. Bas. 349 (See also Bon. 241 v BVA. 333) Fl. Kinna gorge. 6 cm tall cm high. Calyx 4 lobed, the sinuses deeper than aty. Palet with 2 white prothrances which do not cover throat. But style somewhat gland-pubescent except at top. & filaments practically glabrous. & not augu- lar v bran-like pubescence not obvious as whole plant is glandular pubescent. Fl. 15mm overall. Capsule 1 celled with 2 ovules or 2 parietal placenta. Ref 4-25-30 3-26-30. ? Lotus tetraphyllus Murray Ru II. 100 = L.—L.f. Bas. 132 No flor fr. Kinna gorge. Lumelion place. 1 mls. ? horizontal underground woody but slender at (or root) v from it ascending at d fl points very slender sometimes branching at X to 6 in with appressed, upward pointing white hairs. basal t 3- foliate. Petales 5 mm. Lfts. irregular 8-9mm x 6-7 mm, the base acute, apex truncate or reflex unifam with mucron, entire pubescent, the midvein disowny distinct beneath, above no definite veins & dem marking lighter green where veins would be. Stipule 1 similar to lft but oblanceolate or obtusely pointed, about 5 mm. Buds f new tips in same axile. Internodes sometimes more than 2 X length of lfts (See 4-7-30
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3-26-30 Galium murale All. Kn II 425, Bes 224 Box 142 Fl unripe fr. Minor gorge Lunelcm place. 5-10cm high, not distinctly & L2D with few weak downward pointing prickles less in n's, along 5-6mm long, hispid, all hairs pointing upward, tips narrowed to definite inerminate point. Fr made up of 2 cylinders: 1a continuation of the very short pedicel & the other beneath it, this latter briefly with bluntly at apex. deflexed (See 3-30-30 199 3-26-30 Asterolium linum stellatum Duly in DC Knott 368 = L. stellatum Link V.H.Pf Bes 304, Box 207. Fl unripe fr. with above. 3-4cm. high. branched but not like ill Box 305. Calyx 5mm wide, corolla 2 mm wide & not persistent on capsule or remaining only in shreds. St. sq. Pl. light green, the los sometimes with tiny dark dots (like Anagallis) and with denticulation so fine as to be hardly visible (20x), only mid-nerve almost that vague. Calyx with dark mid vein distinct. 3-26-30 Arenaria serpyllifolia L. (See 3-7-30) Fl. With abrr. Sepals 2 x as long as petala.
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3-26-30 Crataegus racemosa L. Nut. 454 Bar 70 Bar = C. glomeratum Thurl Bax 52 b (See Box 74) Unifl. buds. 2" with for. 2 1/4 in high, low slant v broad. Fls agglomerate. Pedicels subintestian Calyx. Apetalous. 3-26-30 Centranthus Calcitrapa DC. Nut# 435 Bar 227 Box 144. Bud. Near above. St 1 in high, also free 5 in high (See 4-14-30 ? See AVB 3-30-30 3-26-30 Valerianella eriocarpa Dew var lanceata Lor U Bar (See 3-14-30). Fl. Near above. Lvs sometimes slightly tripid on edges. Beasts not only indented at base but slightly winged as they clasp infl. [Perhaps V. microcarpa Lor. See 3-18-32] 3-26-30 Lonicera simplexa Ait. (See 3-14-30) Wall or "Rood hone" Fl. in axils juniper & jess-fls, which are joined to make a cup. Lowest pair has 1 fl., 2nd pair 6 fl., 3rd pair 6 flo. Pinkish red, lighter as they mature, inside pale yellow, not pubescent (or slight if any, except inside of tube (See 11-27-30 198 3-26-30 Hypericum balcaricum L. (See 3-18-30) Flops. dense gorge. Fl. 1 1/4 in across. Petals clockwise. Stamens 5 distinct bundles
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3-26-30 Arbutus Unedo L. Bas 248, Kut # 258, Bas 298 Bm 201, B+H 202 BMQEP 573. FL (m) shoot only) v fr. partly colored. Kenos gorge. Marlunelom place. Common. Filaments white, fleshy narrowing to slender apex, pubescent. "Gums" on antlers seem to be clear at pores (mothers found?) Largest fr 1/2 in diam, several orders in each 10-cells. Seems to have slight strawberry-like odor. Barladesse BMQEP Young et. Red. Corolla lovely pubescent inside. 3-26-30 Juniperus Oxycedrus L. Kut # 271, Bas 438 Box 373. Do for fr. Kenos gorge. 2 stripes on top? vz (Verticellate in 2's) plainly marked. 3-26-30 Ampelodesma mauritanica Dur v Kut # 304 Ampelodesmos Saling = ? Perbox I (should this be linka :) Bas 491, post = Arundo mauritanica Deef Bm 304. Early fr remains of last season's for some if adequate for study. Kenos gorge. Ls to 6 1/2 ft x 5/8-7/8 in wide glabrous along dark green beneath, lightie v glomerous above, concave, tapering to very long, very narrow pet. Very rough with definite up. ward pointing prickles on edges. Ligules white membranaceous, 1 in long pointed, hairy on edges below. as teeth hairy at least on one edge for
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some distance below ligule. Glumes 3-nerved keeled tapering to short awn. Lemma 5-nerved bidentate, the midnerve prolonged into short awn. Palea with 2 distant nerves prolonged into short awns (query: is this not also true of Acreus Dorax 8-19-30). Reticulo-cellulose hair on lemma with hairs on middle ? back about halfway, otherwise glabrous. Hairs much shorter than lemma. Lemma white margined toward tip. Stems ? inflated rough (See 4-10-30 3-26-30 Cytinus Hypocistia L. Kn I +29, Baz 409 Box 227 Fl parasite on Citrus altidus. Lemma grey. 3 1/4 in high. St thick v fleshy with scales loosely overlapping, 3/4 x 1/2 in oval, obtuse, slightly red at tips. Flo indense heat-like spike at tip ? At the lower & 1 in long, the upper & 3 1/4 in. Floral bracts like bracts of red, a broad nut base ? fl v 2 narrower at sides, a little higher up on fl. Perianth cream colored, 4 parted. Stamens 10. In & flo a knobby ridged body (like stamens in appearance but sterile) at top of central column (vary ? & fl seems)-celled with large sticky masses of parietal placentae but no definite ovule found. Perhaps very small at this stage. In offl central column merely enlarged at base. Perhaps this is "stigma discoides".
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3-26-30 Viola arborescens L. Kn# 209, Bes# 3 /Bn 37 Fr v1 very faded fl. below gorge. The decumbent at 6-12 in. Woody v. almost naked below (no leaves fallen), brown rather than "gray", red in upper part. Lvs sometimes with very few, very low teeth. Sepals narrow lanceolate, acuminate, ciliate with gland at base i.e. somewhat triangular flange standing at rt 1/3 to rest of sepal. Seed from ovoid, attached to placenta a narrow substylous point connected by line with opposite which as small disk terminates. Capsule a little longer than sepals (see 4-4-30; 11-6-30 3-26-30 Polygala repens Poir (See 2-24 & 3-26-30). Fl. with above. 3-26-30 Euphorbia claracias L. (See 3-19-30) below gorge. Fl v unique fl. Common. Capsule begins to show the white spots not visible 3-19-30. 3-26-30 ? Euphorbia dendroides L. Kn# /5/ /Bsn 4/4 Bn 279 Fl. on rocks west side of below gorge bet. entrance v fast. Spec collect branch once only but much like ill Bsn v are naked at least to base of branches. St. brown v woody, branchiased.
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Lvs linear 1½in x 3/8 in, glaucous, mid nerve prominent beneath, but retted veins showing faintly (20X), entire the acute point finished to gether looking as tho pointing downward. Lvs more or less at right angles, nettles definitely reflex- edo pointing upward. Invols lvs like st lvs but broader. "Voles ellipticae" Umbels 1-5 rays bifurcate usually with a central sterile fl which seems always sterile. Bracts yellowish- green, semi-circular, narrowed at base. blades & yellowish more or less truncate v dentate not semi-lunars. The very young frs smooth, no sign of white spots, scales &c. 3-26-30 Euphorbia helioscopia L (Dec 2-25-30) F2v fl. Kenna gorge. Seeds, brown, pitted the thin ridges granular. 3-26-34 Esyngium campestre L Rutt# 223 Bae 814 Bon 135; BVH 186 ill. Fl. "road lone". Invobacts somewhat spiny but not at all as def. Tooth as well BVH #402. Calyx teeth surpassing petals by 1mm. Ovary covered with linear white scales.
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3-26-30? Hippocrepis uncaligera L. Knuth 113 Bar 150, Bon 9) Fl. "road lone" near panoramic view at top wherever. Ex. Drops. Leaves show more clear [illegible] fr as disc. but this seems only legume in Bar with odd-pinnate lvs & 2 seeds. yellow fls in axils. Plant prostrate with many ray-like bands. es from base 2-4 in long. Branches simple or % relatively thick. -calyx 1 1/2 in calyx of 13-9fls the lower pairs often not exactly opp. Stipules free, lanceolate 3-4 mm. acute, ciliate towards apex, green with indefinite whitish borders. lfts orbic & long 3-4 mm x 2-2 1/2 mm entire, mostly definitely notched at apex and mucronulate. Sts long & broad. fls yellows, 1-2 almost sessile in upper axils, 8mm long. Calyx 4 mm. slightly puberulent, rather 2-lipped the upper 2 teeth being longer than the rest or united more than 1/2 way to the acute tips. The other 3 narrower, more simply acute & with under sinuses. Standard larger than wings or wings equal to or a little larger than beak (in the freshest fls studied 3-27-30) inclined to curl out into it. Claw of standard raised above the claw so one can see daylight thru the lateral sinuses of calyx. Stamens diadelphous, some of them relatively very much enlarged just at apex. Style narrow, flat for a bit with small stigmatic surface & tip. Leaves linear, glabrous, 6 veined, not divided by
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H. italica longitudinal partition, seems 1 celled, standard mucronate. Ch? H. calva Wld 3-27-3 calyx lobes narrow shaped much like latter & dark has same hard, mucky part behind. 3-26-30 Centhyllis Cyparissides L (see 3-4-30) But note that terminal lft is often not linear but ovate lanceolate to 25x9mm. And vary linear to 10 wide. Calyx lobes narrowly linear at tip, the upper ones more widely separated than the others. Fl. near above. 3-26-30 Hypericum perforatum L. Kn II/86, Bar 86 Bones BWH 84 . Last leaves incl varying @ shoots to fl. Note opp ridges not continuous for internode only. "Road home" 3-26-30 ?Uronia near top of road home. No flora. Low shrub. St v hismarked. by glandular pubescent. St with very short internodes & very lfy. In alt suggestive of Rosaceae. L 1/3 in toothed, paricide with lanceolate stipules which clasps the st. Stipules slightly toothed on outer side, near base, acuminate. L 1/5 plate, pinnately. occasionally 3-foliate & often with an extra lft growing beside the lower lateral lfts producing asymet 6-plate effects
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8-26-30. Effect. Lfts serrile, oval, 10x4mm all about same size or 2 lower ones somewhat larger. Distinctly botled from short distance above base, perhaps distantly botled near apex. 3-26-30 Doryenium pentaphyllum Deop Kutt 101 Thearator. Low shrub. Droje. Fl buds too young for much study. St brownish & wiry with remains of the appressed silky pubescence found on young lfts & lvs. Lvs all serrile with minute atepules, digitately 5-foliate. Lfts narrowly oblanceolate, 10x 2-mm, entire, tapered to ppe base. Internodes mostly shorter than lvs, often much longer. Fls terminal in groups of peduncled (peduncles not very short & very silky pubescent) heads, each head evidently subtended by 5-digitate if foliate thine or st. Calyx tubular, very silky pubescent 5-toothed (which 1 tooth seems longer). Petals present (not sure) number. Ovary has lobes of Leguminosae but the 10 stamens seem free (perhaps not later) Consider possibility of Doryenium pentaphyllum Deop Kutt 101 which name. D. aurantiacum wild (Vill?) Gaz 128, & D. aurantiacum Vill Bon 81 (see 4-26-30
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3-26-30 Silene Crenulata Whit Km7 463 BVH 65 ill. = S. inflata Sim Bar 58, Box 43. Bud "roadhome". Petals in bud imbricate some entirely outside, some entirely inside the rest overlapping with one side out & one side in (Seeded, BVH xxiv) St. to 18 in high, white or glaucous-glaucous. Lower leaves lanceolate to 3½ x 1 in, the lower ones mostly gone but seem narrowed to what might be called petiole. Infl. seems to be dichotomous cymes as in all BVH# 135 i.e. 2 terminal branches with a flat which matures before these or branches, the branches branching in the same manner at least 2 times more. Calyx at this stage glabrous, bladdery, the netted veins not strongly marked. Petals ranged at base of blade. Note calyx teeth have very blunt woolly pubescence on edges. 3-26-30 Polygala monopeliaca L Km 149 Bar 56 Box 40 Fls young fr. Bud "roadhome", 2½ in high, large sepals 6 x 3 mm (2x as long as broad Box). Clad with P. reflexa 3-26-30. Lower shoots 1mm (P.reflexa 15mm), less firm more lanceolate v acuminate close together on lower part (3/4 in) & at matured more or less distant on long laxo trailing sts.
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3-26-30 Cynoglossum cheirifolium (See 3-16-30) Fl v well advanced fr. All tubercles seem to bear horns (tiny ones) more than one horned point). But see Bon 225 "aquillons extremes de tubercules" 3-26-30 Plantago lagopus L. (See 3-11-30) Fl. "swal lows" Beaks long hairy on upper part of back as well as ciliate. Calyx lobed. Sepals 3, even in ♂ flo see Bar 374) the anterior sepals with 2 green nerves the other 2 backed green, Sepals otherwise hyaline. Lvs 15mm widest part & 2mm at base of petiole (See Bon) 3 nerves distinct, the 2 laterales very only less 20. 3-26-30 ?? Medicago juralox DC. Knth 76 Bar 1/6 Bon 75 "Rockbone" Buds v well advanced fr. Fr 1 or 2 or sometimes 3 on slender peduncle about ½ long & ½ petiole. Fl flattened but with its ½- 2 mm long. Spines short, v much longer than space bet. Stipules deeply cut. Blunde does not seem "aristata" But whole plant inc fr glabrous (except few hairs on very young parts. Lfts 1 X 1 cm (hardly frequent) ails, otherwise Dithiza form? M. lupulta hastica ? see following sheet
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"it seems to resemble in every way except number of coils" pr. 3-26-30 ? Medicago lici/pida bacte form Bas dentculata Kn II 74 = M. pentacycla DC^116 (See Bon 45V BV#111 ill) Like above except that pr has more than 4 complete coils so closely pressed together that one cannot see daylight between, slightly flattened but effects a prod- ucing globular. 3-26-30 Coronilla juncea L. (See 3-4-30) FL. Kenwa gorge. 1 spec only seen. 3-26-30 Eruca sativa L. (See 3-4-30) FL. Kenwa gorge (near entrance). 3-26-30 Picridium singitanum Deaf (See 3-4-30) FL. Kenwa gorge ford near entrance. Exterior have purple on back at tips as well as purple at base.
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3-26-30 Vinca major L. (B.M.) C.P. 605. Fl. seen at Barradas Gorge, identified by allate No. v Calyx lobes, 1/2 margins cream color. 3-26-30 Ceterach officinarum Willd (See 3-19-30) Spores Genua gorge. 1 spec only noticed. 3-26-30 Selaginella denticulata Spring (See 3-19-30) Spore received, Genua gorge, not uncommon. 3-26-30 Cyclamen balearicum Willd (See 3-19-30) Fl. Genua gorge, not infrequent in upper part. Sepals purple. Below midveal veinings, the rest whitish. 3-26-30 Clematis cirrhosa L (See 3-19-30) Fl. Genua gorge. 3-26-30 Sibthorpia balearica Knoble, Kn # 391 instead of S. africana Boe 345 (See Box 237 and BVH 344 for S. europaea L) Fls very young fr. Genua gorge. Desc in Bar correct. Largest fl 15mm long x 16mm broad. Fl on peduncle 2mm long. Calyx 2mm high, corolla extending 2mm more. Calyx lobes & stamens 5. Petioles vary from 8 to
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"Possibly this spec grew in more shade than\n13-13-30 where petioles\n\n4 3 mm. Some peduncles longer than petioles\nCurls a pale yellow (See 4-20-30, 12-13-30\n\n3-26-30 Papaver hybridum L. (See 2-25 v 3-17-30) But\nside of Calzada Salid. Anthers distinctly pale blue.\n& stigmata &\n\n3-26-30 Vicia sativa L var amplicepspa Bours II 1/6\nFl, dense gorge, weak at 4o/5 in, angled v puberulent\nlow end and tendrils simple or 2 divided. L fls\n4-5 pair, pubescent, lance-linear or lineae 20 x\n3½ mm, acute v long v sharp mucronate (in no wise\nrefuse or notched) Stipules half sagitate, the lower\nlobe entire or with 1-2 teeth, stipules papery but\nwith dark spot. A few leaves toward base and\nwith no or reduced tendrils, lfts broader, mostly\nHume v mucronate, some refuse v mucronate.\nFls solitary, almost sessile, withered when studied\n3-26-30 but more than 1 cm long. Prof def subleasan fls\nseen but suggestions of what may have been such.\n(See 4-4-32)
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3-29-30 Anthyllis tetraphylla h. kn II 73 Bar Box 73 1/3 Col by Mr Neron. Fl. Twig, 6 in long about & firm but prot. not woody, velvety. In salt, terminal lft particle broad 1/4 in x 2+ x 1/6 mm, below this on lower side 7th particle 3-4th? about half these dimensions some to less of aft this 3rd lft very small & at base 9 particle on lower side in a position that suggests stipule. 4th lft longer than 3rd but much smaller than 2nd. This arrangement varied in one case by an extra lft bet 1st & 2nd. Lfts oblate (determined me very definitely as) entire, velvety, broad side no stipules unless the 4th lft is one. Also in 5-6 in axillary almost sessile leaf, subtended by small 2-folliole lf, of general appearance like st.-lvo. but lfts somewhat oblique, sharper pointed & the terminal lft & only a little longer than #4. [Note hereto this peculiarity Page] lfts not mentioned in books.] Fl 1 1/2 mm overall. Calyx 11 mm? of which the 5 sharp teeth are 2mm. Calyx tubular, velvety, & prot will be awlled. Stamens dia radial forms, the 5 free even in bud, the all stamens the rest forming a tube to near their tips, all stamens of same length and inflated at their tips then abruptly narrowed as tho the long anthers were on short pedicels. Style only just longer than stamens, stigma capitate. Petals long clawed, the standard
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pale yellow, silky pubescent on back, delicately cre-vened inside, wings bright yellow v beelt purple at apex. Ovary 2 mm, hairy, 2-celled, or pubescen- a, style 2 1/2 mm. [See BVH 121 v B.M.] C.P. 415 for genius ] (See 4-10-30 3-29-30 ? Hypsoeetia ciliata WLLD, Kn II 13, Br 156 Bon 91 Col by Mr. Nelon. F.L. branch upper part of plant 8 in high. St branelled, angled v minutely appressed puberulent. Stipulae small, free, lanceolate. I sault, the pisticles dicurrent in V-shaped ridges on st. L vs 1-1/2 in sic. falcide, odd. primary with 4-6 jers. D D long linear lfts 6 x 2 mm. Lfts show no distict nerves but are bent somewhat upward along mid-rib trough-wise, blunt but broad-mucron- ate at tip, entire, almost glabrous above, but with slight white hairs appressed below-like. Fls maxillary pedicelled about 1/2 in long, in a naked funnel of 7a less flo. Pedicels short. Calyx about 5 mm., teeth almost equal but the 2 posteriors with cincts, narrower since which terminates a ridge down back of calyx v the 2 lateral sinuses deeper than the anterior ones making a obliquely 2-lipped effect. Calyx with same hairs as brots. Claws of petals longer than calyx.
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3-29-30 Calyx, Corolla bright yellow, standard with dark er veins, keel printed. Part of disk or much stand- ard is seated hard & muzzy, apparent corn where covered by calyx. Fl about 10mm long, bent upward from tip of calyx. Ovary linear, glabrous, 4-ovuled. Stamens diadelphous & seem enlarged at apex. Lobes of calyx furry inside & on edges. Ck w/ ? H. umbilignosa L 3-26-30 (See 4-3-30 [But see also : H. telenicra Wulf 3-1-32 3-29-30 Melilotus suaveolens Deaf (see 3-17-30) Ck by Mr Neron. Peduncle very definitely aristate & racemes (older than 3-17-30) are larger than lvs. Fl has same exterior dim as 3-17-30 but I'm not so sure it's being 1-ovuled. 3-29-30 Ornithogalum umbellatum L. Knt 398 Box 436, Box 396 Bx H. 498, BM J.C.P. 162. From Neron. Infl only no root or lvs. 3+9 in single the lower 4 in part underground. Fls in broad 4 in open corymb. Lower pedicels to 2¼ in w/ very acute bracts 1¾ in. Perianth org all pointed the 3 outer ones to 3¼ in, outside green with narrow white margin, the 3 inner slightly shorter out- side green in center only w/ broad white mar- gins & tips. Filament dilated at base, anthers
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dorsifixed. Stigmas somewhat 3-sided, vary 6-lobed v 3-celled, many-ovuled, Clary yellowish at top, greenish below. (See 4-20+30 3-29-30 Rosea Allium roseum L. (see 3-30-30) Mrs. Neron. Bulb covered with dark dirty grown tunie v bulblets discerned only by breaking this & 1st white layer of bulb. Sepals 18+ in ligte. 3-29-30 Gerardia lingua L. (See 2-20 & 3-14-30) Cd by Mrs. Neron. St rises from oval but sirey bulb, with thick roots at base (& at above bulb, one often 1 in long terminating in oval bulb ¾ in long. Fls 2 on st. Bracts ⅔-½ in long, reaching just to or a trifle beyond base of petals. In the supplement (largest) of the lips is 16 mm wide at widest part & 9 mm wide in middle lobe. Note the 2 tooth-like projections at base of lips as in 2-20-30 v of with Bonnie's disc which say "une base"? Lips maroon, the lateral lobes very dark. Sepala greyish pink, striped maroon, upper petals darkmaroon are short ovate, with very long filiform tips which are adherent to sepals & extend almost to their tips.
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3-29-30 Barisia latifolia Buee. (See 3-26-30) Mrs. Neron. 24 to 7 in., Calyx 10mm, Petals 4mm is teeth otherwise as 3-26-30 with the same 2 yellow protuberances. 3-29-30 Iris Siyrinclineum L. Kurt 395 = Cyaniris L. Bar 447. Colby Mrs. Neron several days previous Porto Pi. F.R. Too withered to study but almost surely this. 3-30-30 Ophrys Redoloni Moret KUT 403, Bar 460, Bon 31/2. F.L. Cas Catala gorge upper part or way to Bendinat (Mrs. Neron also blo' of see 3-29-30) Sepals pink with def. green and nervs, extended, to 3/8 or 1/2 in long. Petals a deeper pink, a little more than 1/2 as long v broad, not velvety, very blunt & scarcely ciliate. Some fl's have a small protuberance on each side at very base of lip. Lip very broad (its sides are curved downward as if horseshoe), with 5 shallow rounded lobes, the middle one narrow er v its tip curved upward in a small slant, glabrous appendage (an't moved). Lip from velvety with small shining spots, glabrous spot a little forward of center.
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The other spot (Bar) is at very base & some times discrete. Column inclined forward "like bird looking at itself in mirror" says Dr. Neron. Tubers oval rather than round. 3-20-20 (Ophrys speculum Lk. Kut 407, Bar 461) = O. vernuxa Brot. (But not found in Bar altho Kut. says Aigouin in France) Fl. Top? divide or path. Cas. Catala - Bendinat & again in gorge belows. "Tatlers plenus" (Bar) must be translated "hor- izontal" to be true. Lateral sepals extended, curving more or less forward, green with 2 distinct purple-brown stripes (1 about in center, the other on lower edge) greenish on back, edges somewhat revolute. Upper sepal green tinged purplish but not def. striped, curving forward hood-like over anther, edges revolute. Petals tiny, velvety purple-brown triangles with relatively long tip that curl under the fl. Lip large with 2 narrow lateral lobes near base project- ing forward & upward, the middle lobe large rounded, with its bent down to make sac-like effect & shallowly notched at tip. Lip edged with beard of longial brown hairs, center shining & glabrous (very conspicuous).
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3-30-30 conspicuous blue in center, yellow around edge. Column joined lip with a trough (glabrous but with velvety purple spot at tip) slip forms a small downward projecting fold at point of joining (see 4-3-30. 3-30-30 Ephrys bombyliflora Link. Nut. 406. Bar. 461 Box 3/2. F.H. Cas Catala gorge upper part or way to Bendinat. Bracts spoon shaped abtles than ovary which in lowest fl. is 7/8in long. Sepals light green, extended or never lead curved forward or the upper one curved forward over anthers. Petals oblong, upright, much smaller, green with purplish bases velvety on face (Box) not “casilampinos” (Bar). Lip brown 3-lobed to base. Lateral lobes forming deep fold where connected at base with column; abruptly gibbous upward (like fences) the lips pointing downward (like legs of insect), velvety. The middle lobe with edges turned under so as to appear almost globular, 3-toothed at tip, the outside teeth hidden under lip, glabrous, tip greenish. The middle tooth, glabrous green with a rounded protuberance near tips and tip curved slightly upward, very obtuse with hairs on its very edge. This tooth overhangs at its
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[3-18-32 This leaf carefully compared with specimens from, Bellows and O. atata hill to be sure this really was O. bombyliflora] Base by the hair edge of the main part of the central portion of lip (i.e. the central portion of lip seems divided into 2 folds or lips) the lower green area does not therefore, so abate a continuation of the surface of the main lip.) The lip almost flat brows except for the hair edge, and sign referred "marcha lampina liddie su base" (See 4-3-80 3-30-30 Ophrys fusca. Link. (See 2-612-24-80) CasCabela gorge. Note that the glabrous half lip toward Base, always somewhat lighter than the very dark tip varies greatly in color, often dull purplish, irreg. longitudinal markings on a grayish ground but sometimes as in this case the ground so bright white that except for shape one might think O. aranifera xulo = O. speciosa Will. Lip is not "entero breviuscula ceculata" more the later nor hlacto illine Bon. (But #64 not much helps.) It is 3-lobed with middle lobe broad ovately, v like ill Bon. Lip slightly convex but edges not turned under.
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3-30-30 Allium roseum L. KnT 372, Bor 439 Bor 299 FL Highway west of Cas Catala (west of 8 km stone) Pedicelled bulblets at base very evi- dent. Per. segtzy with darker line down middle. Leaves to 14 ins. Strong onion odor. Center of bulb solid. (See 4-10-30 3-21-30 Droserum Delechampii F.W.Schmidt KnT. 576 = &. — Deep. Bor. 281, Bor. 18' FL Highway just west of Branch to Catala. FL (face & pedicels. 3-14-30) Several sts from top. Of black underground st, v these essentially simple to 16 in high the peduncle forming the upper half. At base each peduncle a whorl of 3 lvs, strong cordate clasping 2½ x 1 in lobed at lvs except unlobed usually, a 4th if shorter v much narrower. Fl heads 1¾ in digh broad, rays a very pale yellow, some pointers are purple. Papaws downy. 3-30-30 Vicia sativa L. (See ) FL young fr. At 8 km stone west of Cas Catala, evidently a cult. crop. St. 18 in high. FL when closed 1 ⅛ in long. Wings darker v than purple than standard making the violet noticiable contrast. Fls frequently 2 in axil Peduncles articulated in middle, sometimes to
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4+mm long, 1/2 to 2 1/2 in without tendril, with 8 per lfts. 3-30-30? Vicia sativa L. (see abov.) Fl. set Bendinet & Portals. & not cult., & 6in., 2x01 in or less wth 4-5 per lfts & tendril sometimes little developed? Lower two three or delicate sterile branches from base with 10-2 per ? lfts & no tendrils. Fl solitary about 1 1/2 mm long. Standard purple with white spot in center above, wings purple, then claws under part of beel forming & second white spot. In other respects much like abov. (how not at all like ?? V. - varamplieca) 3-26-30) 3-30-30 Trifolium stellatum L. Kn II 79 Bas 125 Bon. 19, 13 & H. 1/5 ill. Fl. Path het Bendinet & Portals. Note caps the large beautifully veined stipules, heads 1/2-3/4 in., the subulate calyx teeth, longer than corolla & whole plant espinally very loosely white hairy. 9-30-30 Ramunculus parviflorus L. Kn I, Bas 19 Bon. 8, Bon H II ill Fl. Path Cas Catald' Bendinet at aqua- direct bridge, Plants 1/2 in high. Lower two 5-lobed capsels ll. (see 4-20) 30
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"300 A B K" E. clivum mild 3-20-30 Erostium Botrys Bertol KII/30 Bas84 Bon 59 B.MJ C.P. 434 Fl. Perhaps at top of pass or path from Cas Catela to Bendinat. L.f. 3/4 x 1/2 in petals overhaling the all Bon except upper part had. es. Wide plant 2 in high. Peduncles to fld from base of plant or from let 2 uppers at top of plant at Petals entire purple 5mm long. Clavis fld and those of E moschatum Her. are sim- lar in the 3 depressions at top with the deep concentric furrows beneath & style clavis on back, but diff in that E. Botrys the ridge let the 2 depressions forms a low lott not present in E. moschatum. Styles of E. Botrys almost glabrous, D.E. moschatum with appressed hairs. Note Bas gins no seed from Majores vKie only! to the east of Palma. Flos Bon mean for more than 8 cm long! And (see B.MJ C.P.) fertile filaments are not dilated wattle ones are oblong D about same width throughout to the rounded top at height of base of styles. stigmas [1-26-3] like this & undoubtedly E. clivum see all Conte I 352 3-20-30 Galium murale All.. (See 3-26-30) Fl D unijae fr. with above.
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3-30-30 Sagina apetala L (See 3-17-30) With some very delicate plants &m. lugh. Fr. the sepals extended in cross. 8-30-2s Coronilla Scorpioides Koch (See 3-4-30) F-l. 3-30-30 Lithospermum apleum Valld Rut#307 Bar 322. Bon 222 (See BVH 321 for change genus) F-L Top ? divide on path Cas Calata-Bendinat. 3 1/2 in high. Lvs upright & overlapping. Anthers or dry clint filaments at base of tube. 3-30-30 Erigeron exiguus L Rut# 155 Bar 416 Bon 282, BVH 407. Fl-v young pr. With above .2 in high. Whole plant much more delicate than all BVH, lvs & bracts narrower. Seeds (at this stage) both wrinkled (BVH) rather than tubercled (Bar) & glands are brown with yellow tips. This is forma discuspidata since the tiny linear lvs are 3-parted to the, 9-30-30 Geranium columbinum L Rut# 126 Bar 81, Bon 57, BVH 96 ill. F-L. Pths Bendinat-Portals Idnt sure. But note sepals are not
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3-28-30 not revolute on margins the 3 outer ones being even a little turned inward at base Petals the length of sepals to base of the awl-like points Petals irreg. notched but not divided into 2 lobes, almost blue, claws white & definitely ciliate Basal lvs with petioles to 7/2 in 201 3-30-30 Paronychia caputata lamb forma nivea = P. nivea DC Bar 199, Bon 189 Fl. Portale west side & road near fondo. Fl. Pl to 1½ in high, branching valvate right at base. Lvs ofsp. with the stipules but scarious acuminate longer than lvs at tips of sterile branches the stipules 1mmx panel lvs. form revolute tuft.) lvs thin & lanceolate, 2-3mm, acute, ciliate. Internodes ?petiolate than lvs esp. at base where lvs are often orange cols. Floral bracts broad, obliquely rounded, sharp pointed. Perianth 3mm., sepals unequal, long-ciliate. Cfl P. argentea Lamb (3-17-30) 3-30-36 Pterisium sanguisorba Lvar muricata Knuth 54, = P. muricatum Bar 164, Bon 102, Bon # 147. Busk. Bot Portale v paths from Bendinite.
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3-30-30 Leptodon mairei L. (See 2-14-30) Fl v unripe fr. Near abv. Note that upper part [illegible] is double: the outer part as desc. 2-14-30, the inner part a cylinder (deeply ridged on one side & edge slightly thickened) enclosing the stalk of calyx. Lvs ob. & silky pubescent. Pred. E. petiolaris 3-30-30 Empetrum Cas Catala gorge at aqueduct bridge. Remains of flor in poor condition 5
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3-30-30 occasional solitary floreal in axils of leaves ? (perhaps more) float tip. Hands yellow ? are post rounded on outside (evidence insuf- ficient), capsule at this stage sinooth. Could this be E. pittierusa L. ? (See 4-18-30 forma minoricula. 3-30-30 Valerianella coronata DC. sub sp. discoides Rory forma multidentata (see 3-17-30) Fl. Pro?- bet. Cas Catola ? pass or pas. A 3-30-30 Valerianella eriocarpa Desv. var truncata Loy & Bar. Fl. In same region as above. This is post same as 3-14 vs 3-26 [Perhaps V. microcarpa Lois, See 3-18-30] B 3-30-30 Valerianella [truncata] Betche see 4-4-30 Fl. Pro? near about or in gorge on way to Bendine? in Hugh. See effect as A. but to lower lv. not narrowed into body. petiole as in A. upper lvs not narrowed at all at base. Fl. every flattened & not deeply rounded as A. its oblique lops larger, more open ? with thinner edge than A with no constriction bet. free part of calyx & main body. This suggests desc ? V. microcarpa Lois (Bon) the theifl (Bon) ? is more like V. truncata as compared with A.
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"205 A is the V. microcarpa V B is V. humecta. 3-30-30 Asparagus stipularis Forssk KnT 381 = A. horridus L. Ber 442 (See 2-14-30) FL Where path where from Bendinet joins highway near Portale. Ber seg 3mm long greenish with white edges v broad purple stripe down center, on or each side I see thorn glands. Tissue scale under each thorn 7mm, acuminato 3-30-30 Lotus onithopodioides L (See 3-17-30) FL v young fr. old enough is now "modera" Bet Bendinet Portale. 3-30-30 Taraxacum officinale Weber varobatum KnT 581 [illegible] = T. oboratum DC Ber 384, Bor 186 FL v fs. Bendinet-Portale. Lvs oval oblate with few faint downward pointing teeth below middle out stall lobed runcinate. But invd bracts have_ on back below tip a tooth or protuberance (sometimes 2), does this make it ample T. officinale, see Bar. and BV# 374.
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3-30-30 Olea europaea L. Dar 308 Small tree on which S.T put his dark blotch in Cas Catala gorge path to Bendinat, Twig gray, grooved in lines running from base of petioles. Loripap, extstipulate, coriaceous, flaccolate to 1¾ x ½ in entire edges slightly revolute, tips broadly cune but sharp imseronate. Petiole 3-8 mm. Dark green above, pale below. Young leaves hairy, felbate scales on & on both sides beneath more or less with same scales. Not Phillyrea angustifolia L. Coll. nearby (Same as cult. olive col. later.) 3-30-30 Aragallis arvensis h. (See 2-4 v 3-14-30). Path at back of Bendinat Castle. Fl. red. A small patchy plants were the 1st with red fls seen in Majorca tho the blue fls are common everywhere. 3-30-30 Thymus capitatus, N.B. Vhmlk kut 356 Dar 357. Remajas coll in Florence. Low shrub, no flwrs. Path from Bendinat to Portale mead side slintly before reaching highway. St. hard v woody, young shoots thick v white with short stiff hairs. Loripaps making a cross when fixing is looked at end or. Lor exstipulate with fine & hairs longer than those on at joining this basal. Lor thichials, 7 x ½ mm, linear,
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acute, entire, coarse ciliate at base, sessile thickly sprinkled with resinous glands, crenulated with odor suggesting furniture erish. Internodes never longer than two even on young shoots & at base of plants where leaves are only 3mm. long they are closely crowded overlapping. Each leaf except these small ones at base of long stems has 2 small leaves in axil. Infl. capitate, terminal on last season's twig. Calyx 2-lipped, the upper lip flat with its sharp edges stiff-white hairy. 3-toothed but teeth not "pequeñitos y delintes" medios mas cortos." Lower lip of 3 teeth, and shaped very pectinate with stiff white hairs. Calyx densely bearded in throat. Seeds seem round globose. This seems only seen in Bar. but unsatisfactory (see 11-17-30) 3-20-36 Featuca geniculata Willd. var tenuis (see 3-19-36) FL. Frequently seen, various places 1/2 to 1 in. high. 3-20-36 Lagurus ovatus L. KnT 296, Bar 497, Box 356, BVH 534#Bb, BMQC.P.113. FL. Portals west side of near fonds. 3 in high (see 4-10-30
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3-30-30 Galactites tormentosa Muench (See 3-4-30) FL. meeting of path from Bendinat & highway west of Portale. 302 3-30-30 Genista luicea Cramk (See 3-4-30) FL & young fr. Bendinat - Portalo path. As desc 3-4-30 except that style shows no sign of articulation, have found subtending spines (very young or old enough to be stiff) on branches bearing no flo. The habit of growth seems to be that a new shoot puts out spines each subtended by a fl. later from the out (down) side of some of the spines. new [illegible] branch (which may or may not bear fls.) in this case we find the 3-leaf arrange- ment desc for FL branches 3-4-30, these 3 lve seem without the stip stipules that extend out- bend the spines. The one fr. studied had only one uncles (out of aerial) developing. 3-30-30 Helianthemum glutinosum Pers. Kut 200 = Fumana viscosa Spach. Bar 57, Bor 36 FL. Near junction of path from Bendinat & highway west of Portale (see path). Of with the 2 following, this only proc. in Bar. rarely right. But note: lvs sometimes alt but usually opp., linear 4 mm, with revolute margins but too broad to be "actaeas ``` ```json {"text": "3-30-30 Galactites tormentosa Muench (See 3-4-30) FL.\nmeeting of path from Bendinat & highway west of Portale.\n\n302\n3-30-30 Genista luicea Cramk (See 3-4-30) FL & young\nfr. Bendinat - Portalo path. As desc 3-4-30 except\nthat style shows no sign of articulation, have found subtending spines (very young or old\nenough to be stiff) on branches bearing no flo.\nThe habit of growth seems to be that a new shoot\nputs out spines each subtended by a fl. later\nfrom the out (down) side of some of the spines.\nnew\n[illegible] branch (which may or may not\nbear fls.) in this case we find the 3-leaf arrange-\nment desc for FL branches 3-4-30, these 3 lve\nseem without the stip stipules that extend out-\nbend the spines. The one fr. studied had only one\nuncles (out of aerial) developing.\n\n3-30-30 Helianthemum glutinosum Pers. Kut 200\n= Fumana viscosa Spach. Bar 57, Bor 36 FL. Near\njunction of path from Bendinat & highway west of Portale\n(see path). Of with the 2 following, this only proc.\nin Bar. rarely right. But note: lvs sometimes\nalt but usually opp., linear 4 mm, with\nrevolute margins but too broad to be \"actaeas"
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"filiformes", at least 2 x astragadalo f N. laeipes & pack. Stipules 3-4 mm long x like lw except narrower, more volute margins, brittle tipped. Whole effect looks sometimes like wrole D b. Fls small See 4-10-30 & 11-6-30 (N. B later Coto I/57 "lower eu oppo") 8-20-30 Helianthemum laeipes Pers - Fumana Spach. Fl. Bst. Cas Catala & Portola in Bendinat (See 3-4-30) lw glaucous very like Pines need. les to 5mm, the similar stipules 3 mm. has all alt. 3-20-30 Helianthemum Fumana Mill - Fumana Spachii path up hill from Cas Catala. 3-20-30 Cistus monspeliensis L (See 2-14-30) Fl. Bendinat-Portola. 8-20-30 Cistus salvifolius L (see 3-4-30) Fl 2 in diam Bendinat-Portola.
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4-3-30 Apheys speculum L (See 8-20-30) Fl. Bellver common to every foot path to creek. 4-8-30 Apheys bombyliflora Link (See 8-20-30) Fl. Bellver with above but only a few spec. seen. 4-3-30 Apheys fusca Link (See 2-6, 2-24 & 3-20-30) Still found but spec. less well developed than 2-24-30) 4-3-30 Ononis reclinata L. Knott 67, Bes 109, Bon 72 BovH 110 ill. Fl. Bellver with above, fine high. Fl. 3/8+ in Calyx cut almost to base, the seg. 3-toothed at apex & as long as standard. Standard white very pale pink, delicately veined in lighter darker pink, wings white. Very pubescent, ovules about 16 in 2 rows. Floral hr. 3-flute exactly like others (Bes. says 1-flute, Bon & BovH ill 3 flute) Fls love solitary not in raceme. (See 4-14-30 4-3-30 Billbergia nutans Wendl. B.MQCP 146 Fl. grown in pots at Mr. Shorts English Tea House. Lvs to 24 x 7/8 in, green & shining above, scarify in lines on back, form, arching, very acuminete.
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Scape 15 in to base, infl., clothed with sheathing tracts from base; the lower ones greenish, long acuminate, passing into bright red, shorter just above at top. Fla Fersile on zig-zog rachis, sutted by very small acute bract sometimes slightly forked. Ovary ridged outside, later adj. Corolla dull, greenish rose tipped blue. Inner seg. striking bright green edged deep blue curling back. Fl. pendulous so that gen. effect is somewhat like fuxia. 4-3-20 Hypoerepis ciliata Willd (see 9-29-20) FL v young pr. Bellevue. Plant 3½ in, peduncles 2-3 flh. Young fr shows clear ? genus plainly. 4-3-25 ? Festuca Grass FL Bellevue. 9 in high. Prebannud. St very slender. Loos exceedingly narrow, involute, glabro. 3-4 in long, the uppermost slightly overtopping infl. Ligules short v obliquely fuscate. Dipl 3 in, 1- sided, open, raceme the spikelets mostly on thick stalk pedicels less than 1 mm long but at base spikelets in 2's consisting 1 one almost pedicelled like those above v a second with ped- cel 3-4mm. 1st glume very small about ⅓ mm
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4-3-30 1/3mm). 2nd glume very narrow acute 3 mm. 1st lemma 3 or 4 mm tapering into long awn 9 1/2 10 mm. { a little loose hairs on back not 5mm ciliate on edges, subtending a long narrow awn to tip palea enveloping a long narrow grain with 3mm cendence of 1 stamen. 2nd lemma similar one layer or two. but with longer awn (16 mm overall). Edges occasionally ciliate, stamen 1, ovary still young v small stigma v long delicate feathery. 3rd lemma awn to 2nd especially in ciliate margins but palea smaller & no floret parts; x 2, 5th v perhaps one lemma awn to 3rd but lacking palea v narrower. This is poss. a feature of the group sometimes called Vulpia. See F. fasciculata Forst. Kut 1320 = F. membranacea Druce BVH 554 (not in Bm) for glumes like spec. See F. Myurusk. desc. Bm. 365 with "stamen 1". See also F. ciliata, Pers Kut 322 not desc. BVH or Bm alth the sort is found in Great Britain & France. Poss 2nd floret is sometimes sterile leaving only the 1 stamen (Found again Bellver 4-10-30 4-3-30? Catapodium foliaceum Link Kut 8/3 = Sclerojara foliacea Krdz. & Bar 554, Bm 364 = Poa — Nudas BVH 559 = Desmazegia
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Nym. F.L. Bellver near above west 3 foot path To Chapel. 3 in dingle. Lvs 1½ mm wide, flat, flat. roze. Culms stiff but only 1mm diam (Bon says 2mm) bearing 8-10 almost sessile stiff spikelets all the sides of rachis being somewhat curved to accommodate them) but all turned somewhat to face one way. Spikelets narrowly ovate, 7mm long. 7-8 fls. Glumes much slinter than spikelet, not equal, both 3-nerved, the lower narrow, both pointed & whetern edges, the lower strongly keeled, the upper less so. Lemmas almost 4 mm long, rounded below, keeled & pointed above at top, stiff & rather hard, 3 nerved, white on edges, light green on back, the lateral nerves & upper part (mid-nerve dark green; mid nerve obscure below middle. Palea reaches almost to tip of lemma, white keeled with dark green nerve near each edge, the keels ciliate. Grain oblong with appendage at top. Stamens port 3. (See 1-5-31
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4-4-30 Arum italicum Mill. Kn I 354. Bar 469, Ben 317, BMJ C.P. 134. Fl. Along stream that flows towards Establiment from west. Spatle very pale green (looks white when growing) & 2" in long. pointed upright or at slant than oiled of uppermost fl. so that top of spatle is lower than tops of petals. Fl float base of spadix if stigma is present it is sessile v somewhat depressed in top of sprey. which is light yellowish, immediately above these v of deep yellow a few protuberances cut- ing in long filiform appendage then a short interruption for the or fls. deep yellow, closely packed but each filament distinct, then an interruption at least 2 x as long as or below v above it and staminodes with long fls. form appendages like those below but bases bluff (less round & mubby) v seeming to bear pollen. Ofl with following Tube / spatle rises over fl. portion of spadix. Cf & with Aleurum vulgare Targ.Tofy. 4-4-30 Zantedeschia aethiopica Spreng. BMJ C.P. 138^ Fl. Garden Infante S. 4-4-20 Barbea Truxago L. Kn II 395 = Truxago afula Stev. Bar 347, Ben 258. Fl. Fielde Lost part N of Puigpuient - Establimentes. Fl. Upper lips very
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lower lip white no yellow so this may be fuma versicolor (Ku). Putters road pubescent. Lower lip 3-lobed, the lateral lobes about 2x as broad as the middle lobe. 2 pro- ounced ridges [illegible] and in sinusules, not like the much smaller pubescentes of Baptisia latifolia (3-26-30). 4-4-30 Stachys hirta L. Ku# 340, Bar 366 Bor 253. FL. Bridge crossing steam track Establishment road from Prince Albert mile where along stream. Corolla with upper lip white, oblong, broadly notched at apex, erect with lip turning back- ward. A few purple dots on edge of corolla at base. The lower lip pale yellow with purple dot at base, in appearance broadly oblate, hardly notched at apex but the 2 sides at base are rolled under v pub constitute the lateral lobes (altho when straightened out are not definite lobes). (see BVT 367 Otherwise no disc [Bar v Bor]. Note especially antlers placed end to end v stamina curling finally out side corolla. 4-4-30 Lathyrus Aphaca L. Ku# 128, Bar 144 Bor 87 BVT 130 FL v young fs. Before reaching bridge.
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4-4-30 bridge. Fl pale yellow, standard hardly veined, 2 x as long as wings which are circular, keel wings below tip. Style flattened dorsally, stigmatic on upper surface & beaded (rather than bound- ed on under surface. Peduncle articulated near tip. (See 4-14-30 4-4-30 Aeranum dissectum L. Kn II 127 Bes 81 Bon 57 BxH 96 ill. Fl. West bridge, Fls bright rich purple. (See 4-20-30 M. scutellata L Kn II 70 4-4-30 Medicago scutellata All. [crossed out] 70 Bes 115- Bon 74. Fls young fr. last part of wald. St. squarose. (pseudo po) purple on angles. Plant recog by all parts, hair- pubescent even young fr & fls darker yellow than usual. 4-4-30 Cylonia oblonga Mill B.M.C.P. 876 = C. vulgaris Pers. Bes 167, Bon 102 Fl. Garden new Establishment. Fl pale bright pink & in diam. Lo oval-orate entire homentine both sides, entire; stipules oval ½ in long ( longer than petioles, serrate, calyx lobes 3/8 in long, lanceolate, obtuse, serrate, reflexed. Twig closely leafy to the tip which terminates in fl.
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4-4-30 Crataegus Oxycantha L forma brevispina Kth II 48 = C. brevispina Kze Bz2/66 (See fH.C.O—Bon 102, BV# 158 BMJCP. 376, FL Bauleys stream where road 1st meets it coming from west. Style 1 in all fls (25-30) observed. Flt \frac{3}{8}in(\frac{1}{2}\frac{1}{2}in) across.(See p. 11-5-30) 4-4-30 Anclusa italica Retz Kth II 303, = A. L.Bzs 320, Bon 221 = A. azurea Mill BMJCP.633 FL. Field no.side of road just after crossing last divide. FL. \frac{3}{4}in wide, a clear dark blue. Bracts lanceolate, often broadish at base & somewhat oblique, scattered on inflated but often not outstanding fl. & not one for each fl.(See 4-20-30) 4-4-30? Vrolis intacta Link Kth I 398, Bon 310,= Aceras denaiflora Briss.Bzs 456=Nabensaria intracta Benth BV# 462.ill. FL. So side frd after crossing 3rd divide v before reaching side of stream. Several spec seen along this stretch. Ht 3-7 in high. Lvs in some cases slightly, in one remarkably spotted purple (if these spots had not been men- tioned in description I should have thought they cased by diseases). Fls in dense cylindrical spike 1-1\frac{1}{2}in, somewhat twisted & one-sided m appear ance v suggestive of general look
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4-4-30 look of Spiranthes at home. Sepals 3-3\frac{1}{2}mm long upright adhering in hood to each other the 2 rear narrow petals. Lip 2\frac{1}{2}-3mm, deeply div- ided into 3 lobes; the 2 lateral linear, wide spread- ing; the middle lobe wider v broadening slight- ly at apex which is dentate with 3 shallow but definite teeth, the lateral one blunt & divergent the middle one narrow. Obtuse spur (trace) at base of lip 1mm (measured from behind?) Fl greenish white (no trace of pink). Claws somewhat twisted, the acute pale slightly pinkish) bract about \frac{1}{2} as long. Intine formation very diff to see in present state of flo but pollen seeds seem to have very slender canalicles, not easily detected, the granular pollen is out of anther cells. Can't see whether there is one or 2 glands or 1 or 2 pores. (See 4-10-30; 4-20-30 4-4-30 Calycotone spinosa Link (See 3-17-30) Fl v remains of old fz. To side &'d immed after lunch v in some distance, just coming into fl, the tips of calyx conspicuous on many buds. Bract un- der flower long middle lobe v blunt lateral ones.
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4-4-30 Euphorbia bumbellata Piss. Ku II/58, Bes 417 Son 281. Fl at ford & stream. Glauccous. The 2 lateral neuves fls obscure. To 23 in high. Lvs spreading. 4-4-30 Euphorbia Fl. w/above v at first glance looks the same w/ only 1 umbel. But glands have 2 long articulate points within "petites tules" as in above. Otherwise, St. branching with 2 ofp very great dist branches each bearing beginning of bunch at top. Lvs. elong 1 x 3/6 in (x slnter v broader than above), finely denticulate toward apex, less sharply acute & approx upward. Bracts endate at base. 4-4-30 Fraxinus forb F. ex celior L var australis Bay Bar 317 except as not. (only poss in Bar, no F. given in Ku) (See also for F. ex celior L Bon 211, BVN 308, BMGCP 598. Unique fr 1/2 in. By stream w/ Crataegus. But note diff from dire. On the 13 in branch collected, lvs in all case 5-lfts. v lfs and branchlets always in 3's. Samaras acute or obliquely obtuse (rounded on one side of apex & narrower acute on other never frunets and nutlets
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4-4-30 noted. And H. season earlier than May in Malvaceae. aspera. fls are sharply almost to base; no calyx on fl. 4-4-30 Medicago lupulina L. Knutt 69, Bas 114, Bor 97 BVA.H.III. Fl v very young fl. luncheon place. St trailing to 1/5in. Hf lns dont petalled 1/8-1/4 in. Peduncles very slender 2-23/4 in with compact heads of many fls. Young fr gland-pubescent, v with style making a loose but almost complete turn of screw. (rules?)
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laciniate but not "bipartida y las lacinias tri-angularas" (Bar) or "avec 2 points aux les cotes" Bor. St infl rough v pubescent under apex-let. Palelet 5mm long. Glumes broad 5-nerved, acute, the 2nd as long as palelet, the 1st narrower & shorter, both purplish on back with white margins. Lemma with 7 nerves clearly plainly on back v minutely lipped. Palea broad, 2-beeled near edges v pubescent on edges, bi-dentate. Fertile flo 2, with 2 more sterile lemma, brokened & truncate at top above (See Bor# 562 pro genus) If not then then prop M. mental which first = M. ramosa Vill Bor#64 (See 4-10-30 4-4-30 ? Carex glauca Murr. Kut 847, Bor 335 = C. - Seep Bar 480 (vs genuina sds) = C. glacua, Schreb. Bor# 519, (ill not much like spec) FL Bo-w car d bridge on way to Establishment. Seems only poss-ibility. Roots stock creeping with overlapping from bright meder scales mixed lke ln. St 6in high. No glaucous. Upper 3 spikes ?, scales purple-brown w/ yellow-green midrit. 5mm x 1/2 mm, edges narrowly scarious. Lower 1 spike ?, bracts oval white, the purple-brown edges v green band down centre about equal in width. Stigmas 3. Perigonum at this stage look lenticulars, glabrous except for a few minute baron edges pale green
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4-4-30 green, with ring of yellow at entire baseless spike (see 4-10-30) 4-4-30? Filago germanica L. vs a.patula DC. (see 3-14-30) F.l. Some after leaving car above look out. Or poss F.igermanica L. Fl heads often 6 or more then 11 in each cluster. Char of lvs not def enough to decide bet these 2 pos. 4-4-30 Moroa pss M.alba L. Bar 421, B M) O.P. 23x as young lvare shining above and practically glabrous. Only Oruda found. Farm where we had lunch, row of trees to as g buildings. 4-4-30 Dunicum Bulbocastanum L.(see 4-10-30) Bul. Field soon after leaving car. 4-4-30 Psoralea bituminosa L (see 3-19-30) Fl. west of bridge west of Establmente. Bracts above fl head make it look involucrate. Calyx very thickly covered with stiffish hairs.
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(A) 4-4-30 Gladiolus segetum Kerr KUI 396, Bas 448 Box 305. Vacant lot west of cloth factory Establish- ments on side road. Studied 4-13-30 with (B) Gladiolus illyricus Koch col. Bellver 4-10-30. Ident. chiefly by rules (A) having no indication of wings v (B) with very evident indications of wings, In add. (A) has anthers 16 mm or filaments 14 mm. (A) a less delicate plant than (B) low 10-19mm wide, at 3+ median, considerably zig-zaged in infl so that the 2 rows of flo this turn to same side from 2 definite rows with a space between. Flo larger than (B) to 2 in overall, v not as deeply colored (Bee says "rosadas") tho this may be partly due to having open- ed in the house. Spathe valve proportionately longer than (B) tho none reach tips of fl. Shape of pendants deg much the same in A/B; perhaps upper later seg are proportionately narrower in B. 203 RBA 203 RBX 4-4-30 70 ft fr. Herb & indigh suggests Senecia L.f. fragrant. Field of stream west of Establishments (see Achillea Ageratium). Bas 249 10-26-30.
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4-6-30 Mesembryanthemum edule L. BMJ C.P.289 Fl. Cult. Bellver. Fl very pale yellow, 3 indiam. But stgmas v cells [illegible] 2. Calyx of 2 large & 3 smaller lobes shaped like the No., the smaller ones bearing tissue remains of what was evidently covered on cordla in bed. Has dull dark green. Peduncle bears in middle 1/4 in above base & 1/2 in below base of fl 2 opp. lvs. similar to others. Belief that there are to be considered bracts 4-7-30 Mesembryanthemum Fl. Cult. Infanta's. Plant looks like smaller, 25th ed. thin fabor. Lvs opp & connate, more yellowish green than above, 1d 1/2 in. BL but less closely so, glabrous, smooth, no teeth or keel. Fl branch in axil of lvs bears 2 lvs near base in each of these axils a peduncle & pilose with a pair of lvs nearer & rising bet. these lateral peduncles, another 1 in long. Calyx like that of M. edule but smaller v after the like lvs. Fl bright purple (magenta) a little deeper than M. codefoliurn (see 3-10-30), Stgmas 5, vary 5-celled.
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4-10-30 Trifolium scabrum L. Knutt 82, Bar 1/3x Bar 79, BVH 17 ill. Fl. Bellevs s-w gate, St 3-5in. upright w/ spreading leaves not "appliqués" n"échados". Lefts long hairy sep. below not "denticuladas" or "coriaceas" Small fl. heads sessile in axils of upper lvs. Calyx with white hairs rather appressed, lobes unequal: anterior lobe longest, lateral lobes anterior posterior shorter v 2 posterior lobes still slnter. Ret. posterior anterior lobes v lateral lobes definite "callo- idal" in throat v outside at base of tube where the hairs more thickly placed. Fls whitish slightly longer than calyx. Veins in lvs curv outward at tips (see 4-18-30 Could this have been T. dominorum see 4-16-30 4-10-30 Trifolium resupinatum L. Knutt 83 Bar 1/37 Bar 78 BVH 11 ill. Fl.v fe. Bellevs path eastward from gate. St. not creeping or rooting at nodes as T. fragiferum (BVH), v peduncles 3/8-1/2 in slnter than pedicels (see ill BVH). Divoluces under heads a membranous disk no longer than the vary olent pedicels (BarvBar). Inflated calyx broader at base than lip (Bar) v 2 teeth of upper lip "divergentes" not "incluidos hacia abajo" Corollas rosy v cream turned sidewise in calyx. Fruiting head round v fuzzy much like ill T. frag-iferum Bar.
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4-16-30 Box. One spec. only found. 4-10-30. Trifolium agrarium L Kutt. 85, Bar 127 = T. Campesire Box 77, BVH. 119. Flw in all stages Bellve near "woodgate". St pubescent nuts appeared v peduncles white hairs. Stipules ciliate. Calyx pubescent in bud (see ill BVH) tho at least sometimes glabrous lats. Peduncles 3/8 in or less, [illegible]. Nerves of standard end in teeth towards base quite blunt. [Note: 7-12-31] was underlining R04 indicates middle lfts were longer stalked than others this is SVH 405 T. piscum. L = T. campesire ciliate. See also 4509 204 4-10-30 Trigonella Flw unisec fe. Bellve S-wgate with Trifolium scabrum. See Box 62V76, BVH H3V BM C.P 405. If in Box just T. monspeliaca L or T. polycrsta L. 3-4 in high, simple v upright or 2 branched from base, pubescent. Lv 3-folate, the terminal lft 3-4 mm above the lateral ones. Lfts oblate to 8x6mm pubescent both sides, obtuse at apex, much less crenate at base, dentate above middle. Flw 5-6 4 mm long in closely sessile heads in axils of lfs. Calyx pubescent, divided 1/2 its length into 5 equal maximely lanceolate teeth. Corolla clear yellow, deciduous; standard distinctly longer than wings very obtuse basal. Stamens diadelphous. F2. (at this stage) sickle shaped turning upward.
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10mm from tip to tip, 3mm wide, pubescent, transversely wrinkled with fibrous veins which are very distinct from inside. Ovoid (only just studied) ?7 of which 4 are developing. Pod looks like ill T. Crinier lata L. Bon 16, except that curve is rather nearer stem end, and more like T. monopelicea than T. polycrata. Not sure what Bon means in dimensions (fr.) 4-10-36 Plantago Bellardi All No # 412, (see stem) Flv young fr. With abrs., 1-3 in high In all broad, very narrowly lanceolate, the largest 15/8 x 7/8 ins but often shorter sometimes almost linear 1/6 in. wide, acute at apex & tapered to narrow base. Hairy with long, white spreading hairs not velvety or woolly. Rather rough to touch abrs. Peduncle our. ascending low, plump (perhaps larger at top than at base, not at all striate, slightly pubes- cent with spreading white hairs among which are others 2-4 times as long. Heads from 5/8 in high, 2 fld on tiny plants to 7 in high v/12 fld on larger plants. Pubescent (looks gland-pub. but that may be caused by pollen) Bracts narrow- lirate, white margined at base. tapering into a longish, thick but blunt point. Outer spals thick & stiff narrowly white.
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X In P. Lagopus coll. 4-10-30 this appendage relative ly much smaller. 4-10-30 white margined on front edge. Inner sepals shorter, thin & white with green stripe down back. Petals extended white with golden brownish center. Young fruits 1 ovule (roughened back) hollow faced in each cell. Style pubescent. Empty anthers mm long with a thin white tongue-like appendage at tip 2/3 mm long. (Hall P. has this appendage I don't notice it before). Lvs entire, flat, stiffish upright (no tendency to lie flat on ground). Midvein not very distinct & larger bres (at least) seem to have 2 very obscure lateral ones. Bal 381 Box 257. Box P. Ballardi All var leptocephala Hill. This seems only proxident in Bal, but lacking in corroborative detail and "foil" not "roux". 4-10-30 Sideritis romana L Kn# 332, Bae 369 Box 254. Fl. Bellev. Pat east promgate. Calyx with ring of long hairs in throat. Filaments very short, deeper corolla tube, the shorter pair and stiff glais at base. Alternates Folten ones cotties seem one on the other initial side by side as usual. Longer filaments ciliate on edges. (perhaps "stiff glais" on shorter ones is really ciliation) & anthers] longer filaments one celled, the upper pollen sae incomplete. Longer stamens anterior (Note Sideritis thought found in Bermuda 1937 was not this)
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4-10-30 L. erodorum abortivum L. Kut 414, Bes 463, Bor. 359 Bud Bellver near S-2 Coz. v on ravine somewhat. 4-10-30 Orchis coriophora L. Kut 399 Bor 310, Bes 457 (prob var polleniiana Rebt) Fl. Bellver Path eastward from gate (where time were many not yet opened) also path by great wall Lip periculosa is 3-lobed at apex, the middle lobe narrow v pointed (Bor) not "bifido", the lateral lobes broader valuable very serial notches. Fl dark gray-red, lighter with red spots at base of lip. Odor not unpleasant 265 RBK 4-10-30 Orchis intacta Link (see 4-4-30) Bellver Planner on east side, only apex seen. L vs. stem, bracts v percent liberally spotted purple. Spikes more densely fld than 4-4-30. Fl like 4-4-30 except that spots give it pinkish look, sepals 5 mm long, lips 8 mm v middle lobe of lip not def. 3-notched at apex. the not quite uniformly tapered?
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4-10-30 fared to print. (See 4-20-30) 4-10-30 Ophrys fuciflora, Reisch (see 2-20-30) Fl. fading Beller. Came on east side. Fl. Colored like spec 2-27-30. [Douttler was O. textheridinaefera. Wild.] See §-6,8/12-32 A 206 4-16-30 Serapias lingua. Beller. Fl. Same as 2-20, 3-14, 3-29-30. Fl.alumna at L with ovary & lip hanging at obtuse L with fl. so diverging outward from line to ovary. R. Point reaching above ovary but not nearly as high as fl. would be if it stood upright. Lips 14-16 mm wide, at base, 86-9 mm wide in central lobe. (one case 11 mm wide central lobe but has not measured as wished to press plant.) Base of lips with elevated spot* which at its base bears 2 flange-like teeth. Appendix to column 3 mm. [*"spot" elongated, dark red, velviny, obliquely grooved down edges & velvety 2-lobed at front] B 207 = S. oculata Hay Bee 459; Box 309 Cat III 4-16-30 Serapias parviflora Parl. No I 4/10 Beller just coming into fl. Plant same in general appearance or left upwardly. in some cases reaches to or beyond base of mfl. Infl somewhat bent out (in A up-right) and lower lf. sheaths conspicuously
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spotted purple. Very slight traces of purple spots on A). Fl much more nearly in line with vary than A. v lip hanging down ap- pressed against fl or at least // to vary. 9 the beak much longer than vary v in some cases reaching tip of the sepals. lip 7mm widest part v 4 mm. wide middle lobe..lip has no elevated spot at base but 2 flange-like teeth.* Appendix to column 4 mm. Fl looks very much smaller than A. Chr about the same but lip sunset in all cases seen. [quite unlike a spot in A]
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4-10-30 plane ? contact bet. bulbets v bulbt (Noted if from A. roseum where bulbets are attached by definite base) St. leafy almost to bud (4 lps not counting 1 or more within ones below) St. reddish at base. Lvs glaucous flat 7-9 mm at base stiff pale, leeked, flatious, lique, short, tough, white, entire. This rules out A. paniculatum L var pallens Baker v A. nigrum L. v A. venale L. Buds too young to clear Spathe at this stage with long green tip. Perhaps A. rotundum L var ampeloseracum Kn I 368, = A. ampelosracem L Bas 457, Bor 297. 4-10-30 (A) Allium roseum L. (See 9-20-30) F.L. Bellver. Lvs not more than 5 mm wide, [B] Buds (for this) black of each inferior lps petals white v at some forming. Lvs minutely roughened or edges (at least below) 4-10-30 Thesium humile Valh Kn I 425, Bas 586 Flv unique fr. Bellver n or w well. (See Bor 276 v BVH 402 for desc of genus v) T. lennifraum DC v T. divarication [can with flo] pedunculed Flo almost sessile Lvs seem entire but bracts (the longer one easily mistaken for lf esp in lower fls) clearly "dentato-asperae". No thcae are upper lvs subtending very slnt branches which are also "dentato-asperae". 2 lateral bracts about par to 1-2 times as long as fl; the 3rd bracts long par to 9 times as long as fr.
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4-10-30 Linum Early bud Bellver pathless from gate. Impossible to determine whether L. gallicum L. Kn II/34, Bas 73 or L. strictum, Kn II/35, Bas 74. Petals yellow. Lower/ erved (an occasional upper one 3-nered) & pedicels in axils of low main st. upright with several much shorter st. from near base. Main st also branching near top but these branches show no sign of being "pubescentes praellads internis" Lower lvs about 1/2 in long, upper lvs almost 1 in long. Lvs distinctly rough on margins on both sides. petals unequal, rough like lvs with stalked glands towards base. (See 11-27-30) 4-10-30 ? Campanula crinosa L. Kn II/42, Bas 297, Brd 200. Early bud Bellver. 9 delicate upright branches from base, grape-like green v hairy well parts. Lvs all alt., ovate with coarse rounded teeth, rounded at apex, narrowed to acute base. St. angled. In upper axils a slender st 3/2 in long with at its top 2 small 3-lobed leaf-like bracts v analous & several bud and what is evidently a bud of a similar station. The most advanced buds at this time are off the uppermost of which bears in its axil a stem like
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4-10-30 like those just desc. This fl (of pts apparently) has pedicel 1 mm long. Plant strongly suggests ill Bon & fl (except that corolla is not expanded?) just like ill Bon. Calyx almnt plabrus inside except ring J bract at base of corolla. Clary n't nearly long enough to be specularea (See ill Bon & BVH #625) (See 11-30-30 4-10-30 Anthyllis tetraphylla L. (See 3-29-30) Bellevue Fl. & fr. (uncipe but fruits calyx much inflated) St. spreading vol in (forkate?) As desc 3-29 except that bract under fl head seems always J of fl. Stamens diadelphous even in fl. 4-16-30 Antirrhinum Clortium L. (See 2-4-30) unique fr. Bellevue. Seeds deeply hollowed on one side, smooth & rounded on other with projecting rime. 4-16-30 Antirrhinum Majus L. Unique fr. about same stage as the above. Cult. Infanta G. Seeds very rough with depressions & thin edges & points left 4-16-30 Sisymbrium officinale Desf. No II 19, See 33 Bon 24, BVH #35. Fl & fr very young fr. Bellevue path.
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eastward from gate. Of what S. erysimoides, Desf. Beller v S. frid. roadside. Hanson at least, mostly downward pointing & too rough to be called "bella". (See 12-5-30. #429) 4-10-30: Daucus platycarpos Ssp. Kut.#366 = (Dalye— Kut#144.) F.L. Beller. n.or.w.wall. = Causalis— Borr+57. Using key in Bor this is either Daucus or Caucalis. Fr too young to be much help. Best joints frumble 4-6 often simple or linear but in best developed heads 3-parted below middle into narrow linear seg. v obtuse long as number? Of D. pet B.D.Carot.L.subp gingidium Kut#574 =Borr.D.gingidium L124 (See Bor 191-25) Los much like ill Bor! Bracts narrowly white margined v ciliate on lower part. Bracts involucral & sim- ilato simple ones & involucra. Receptacle jointed rounded, no sessile central fl. No Caucalis fits as well. Rays to 17 (sometimes bearing only one fl) and outside flo no larger than others so not C. platycarpos L. If not as C. labrytha L (See also ill Bor#451), envl too well developed for C.daucoides L or C.leptophylla L. v jaland not velaty as C.maritima Boenn. Fr purplish; rays curve upward after flowering. 4-10-30 Torilis nodosa, Gaertn (See 2-27-30) F.L.Beller
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4-10-30 Bunium Bulbocastanum L. Kn II 236= Bulbocastanum mauritanicum Villa Bas 208= Carum Bulbocastanum Koch Box 133, BVH 191 ill. F.L. Bellver path eastward from gate. Strong smooth round, looks very bare with its few long linear seg (usually foisted out 3 seg, sometimes more) (see 4-4-30 4-10-30 Bellver path kit "woodingate" v S-w gate. Bulbs & plants seen. No appearing at surface of ground as in lily or tulip families. If only collected. Seeds, oval, with many parallel veins 5/8 x 2 1/4 in entire, so highly glossy on both sides as to look artificial? Could this be Ceras longibracteata which was 1-4-31 are glossy. 4-10-30 Nelianthemum glutinosum PEW (see 3-30-30) FL. Bellver. Note that while upper leaves have the long stipulea size 3-30, the lower ones or wings are much slenter 1mm & often cloth hair after leaf has fallen. Patell pubescent & becoming marked by glandules toward top. (see 11-6-30
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4-10-30 "Pons cistacea" ? 2-14 v 3-17-30 Fl. Bellver, aft workers and is perhaps var. Perlepro Fumana viscosa Spach var thymifolia. Code Bar 51. Lvs almost glabrous near glands, & toward top of calyx pubescent nerioglandulos. Stipules like the stipulae flower lvs of species. Clothing base of twig in same way but more noticeably. Lvs all opp. 4-10-30 Helianthemum guttatum Mill Kuth 205 Bon 36. = Tuberaica variablis Wllk var Milleri Wllk Bar 48 Fr. Bellver. Plant 2 1/2 in high, very delicate. Remains of old lvs near base. Belson middle 2 lvs opp, serrule exstipulate, oblong 11 x 3 mm, house a tapers, points. Sent both sides. Fls 4, calyx 5 mm long. The almost rare seeds hollow on one side, rounded on the other v speckled purple (See 2-2-31) 4-10-30 Lagurus ovatus L (See 3-20-28) Bellver. 4-10-30 Poa bulbosa L. Kn T 3/1 Bar 500, Bon 367 BVH 561 (all little like spce) Fl. Bellver. St to 5 in high, swollen & bulbous at base. very slender, strayed green-white, geniculate at nodes. Base lvs reaching about 3m from ground 2mm or less wide
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4-10-30 wide. Stems with blades 1/2 to 1/4 in. Legule 4 mm long, white & ciliate at top. Inflorescence compact before fl. but open at anthesis. Glumes ciliate-margined, lemmas broad- white tipped & paleas white except for green keels. Lemma more or less pubescent with copious long hairs on mid rib & lateral nerves. Infl 1/2 in long. 4-10-30 Stipa capillata L var juncea (See 3-7-30) Bellevue. 4-10-30 Amphelodeon mauritanica Dues Boling (See 3-26-30) Bellevue. 4-10-30 Melica minuta L forma vulgaris (See 4-4-30) Bellevue S-E corner. 4-10-30 Carex glauca Mur. (See 4-4-30) Bellevue S-E corner. 4-10-30 Gladiolus illyricus Roth Kirt 897, Bar 448, Bar 305 Fl. Bellevue. Cf'd with G. segetum 4-4-30 which see; are also G. illyricus 3-26-30. Lvs 10mm or less wide; st 1/2 mm diam. Vtightly if at all zig-zagged in infl so that fls are more nearly in one row than in
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G. segutum. Flo 1/2 in overall, deeply colored (Bar says "purpureus") Spathe valves varying in partially length but certainly shorter than in G. segutum. Antlers 10 mm or filaments 12mm. But perianth seg. not apiculate (Note distinction in Bon bet. G. illyricus v G. communis seems established by Bar.) Clovules show definite signs of being winged, quite dif from G. segutum. See 11-27-30 4-16-30 Chlora perfoliata L. (See 3-14-30) Bellves bud which opened in house. If fled parts in 9's. Stigma shaped like horse shoe open end up. 4-16-30 Allium subhirsutum L. var. subfolloum Bet v Trab = A. subfollosum Balgm. Flo Bellves (See 4-20-30) 809 RAR 4-10-30 Eryngium campestre 2o flops. Bellves Ross Umbellifer Lvs 1/2-2-pm. nate with racis widely margined (Ident by spec collected Oct-Dec '30
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310 4-14-30 Lotus tetraphyllus Murray (see 3-26-30) Fl. Formuntor Rd riverside divide. Generally dense 3-26 but foliote 2mm lft 5x4mm . lf usually 4, sometimes 3 or 5 foliate (note Barolo says 4 foliate & no stipules instead?) 3 foliate v /stipules as thought 3-26 ) Fl. aristary (in 1 case 2) or peduncles 3/8 -3/2 in long, peduncle hairy like at, in axils of upper lf - post. terminal earlier. lf. surrounding fl 1-3 foliate. Fl 10mm base & calyx & tip of standard, standard 10mm broad erect, outside reddish brown mixed with yellow, inside yellow, veined red, larger than the equal wings or keel. Calyx reddish brown or nerves 5 intermediate spots, 311 4-14-30 Astragalus Poterium Valld Kn II/05, Bae 134 Fl. Formuntor Rd near divide bld sides frequent. See all Kn III exactly like. Dense round cushions. 3 to perhaps 6 in high very spiny with persistent petiols which cloth the branching natted at to base. L vs almost 2 cm wth 4-6 ( or 7) per lfts (Bae says 3-4). Spiny lips of racilis projecting. lf's short petiolate, not exactly obov. 5+mm long, orb-lanceolate, the sides folded somewhat forward, acute (Bae says obtuse). Stipules adherent to pet- iols. All parts of fl wth short white & fluffy pressed hairs hardly velvety. Fl 15mm overall.
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Calyx Tubular 4 mm + teeth 1+ mm. Hairy. Hairy like lvs but leaves teeth dark. Corolla white with purple markings. Standard beeked, tapering to joint which is//to wings. Standard longer than wings & wings longer than keel (very pubescent, // ovuled (in cases) [Barney "Cali monosperma". Fls in 1-3 fl axillary raceme, peduncle almost twice lf. each pedicel subtended by narrow bracts as long as pedicel, & each fl with 2 obtuse bracts at base. The more advanced fr aug. that only 1 male develops. 4-14-30 Stachys arvensis L. Kn H 339, Bas 367, Bon 353 Box 368 ill. At Fermento Rd west side divide. Of with S. linearis L. 4-14-30 anthers placed the same way - end to end - v lower stamens inclined to curl outward. Calyx 6 mm long at anthesis, growing much wider (not inflated) & at least somewhat longer later, naked within, its equal teeth markedly cili- ate & with short, stiff spine. Corolla purplish with purple spots, upper lip concave, pubescent on back, hardly notched. 4-14-30 Iris longisclinium L. (see 3-29-30) Pollenusa Puerto. Fl which evidently withers in afternoon. vbl. Root a form whele adenostegous
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4-14-30 grawa new one on top of all each year like our cult Gladiolus, Stamens white 2/2 4-14-30 Rhamnus leucorisi Salvatoris. Chock int. ?? = R. balarius Willk Bas 99. Fl. Formenta Rd east side of divide near top of loop above foot of cut off. Fl. 4-5 parted. Tiny petals sometimes present. Two gray-green ovaries, yellowish but hardly rusty below. Cup-like persistent bracts finely pubescent but not "glandulos-denticuladas" Young twigs, petioles & tendrils & young leaf pubescent. The densely fld spring branch has enfolders. 4-14-30? Iris alba L. Kn[illegible] 434 = Coryus - L. Ber 408, Dom 276. Fl. Pollenza east end of Roman bridge Rural 3 ft v more high. St 7/16 in thick green with brown stripes where bark has broken, very much branched. Branches green v naked except for expanding fls. Short young blots from these branches was expanding too. Very few mature ones broke. These are coriaceous, all ex-foliate, entire, linear lanceolate 1/2 in long, acute sessile. Infla very short raceme of about 4 fls of which the terminal (v last opening one) is subtended by 2 bracts v the lower fls by 1 bract each. Bracts coriaceous. Fls on 2mm. pedicels
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consist of lance shaped petals, with 3 obtuse lobar lobes lined with a dark where 3 obtuse points alt. with petal lobes. Sta- mens 3 off per. lobes attached to upper edge of disk. Each stamen with stiff hairs behind at base of filament. No rudiments of ovary. Fls yellow green, perennial thick See 10-23-30 and 11-5-30 4-14-30 Galium Aparine L. Kn I 423, Bae 223, Bon 142, BVH 22 till. Fl & young fr. Near above. 4-14-30 Ranunculus parviflorus L. (See 3-30-30) Fl & advanced fr. Pollens shortly east of Rona Bridge Plant line, much more robust than 3-20 and sepals & st. glabrous, receptacle &c. perianth but shape of base to capsules make any other species Bae impossible cf with P. parviflorus L. 4/20-30. 4-14-30 Scrophularia peregrina L. Kn I 367, Bae 335 Bon 231 Fl & advanced fr. Pollens shortly east of washed out bridge. (See BVH for desc. of genus)
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4-14-30 Albannia lutea Morris(?) Kn# 304 = R. — D.C. Bar 32/1, Box 23/1 F-L v advanced fr. Fermenter Rd east side but divide & channel. Veins off very evident "Callosidales" not prominent but distinguishable F.L. 6mm overall, the yellow ovilla hardly longer than gland-outer-cult calyx. Plant has to & s feel of P. clinium . Neither Kn nor Bar record from this locus in island. 4-14-30 ? Pastinaca lucida L. Kn# 248, = P.— Bonan Kofla fr. Fermenter Rd east divide toward base. L is just arising from ground & suggests J Ruberc. Dark green very shiny above, lighter every rugose below the veins almost yellowish. Lf bral (can't be made to lie flat) 3½ x 5½ in endate 3 veined at base, the lateral veins fer- minding in shallow rounded lobes, the next 2 lateral veins terminating in less distinct lobes. Entire edge of lft crecate. If entirely glabrous, thick & leathery. Older very strong a penetrating, hardly disagreeable. See Kn# plate XLI which pictures my lf exactly except that in mine the 2 lower lobes are connected with rest of lfal. most to tips.
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4-14-30 Smilax aspera. (See 2-25 vs 2-27-30) A. No flor fr. Short cut from Fermenter towards divide Dense, short thorny tufts 6-10in high. Dobo. B. Nearby. Fr reddish, 5mm diam. C. Nearer divide. Plant more as usually seen but not climbing. All st. unarmed. More re- cent fruit bearing growth well armed. 1 or un- armed, mottled lighter green 1 1/2 in long x 3/8 in at base Fr reddish, 5 mm diam. 2/13 RBK 4-14-30 Salix F-l. & very young fr. Pollenae - Fermentas just on Fermenter Rd. Plant 6in high, root stockile, Pl much branching from base these with short 1 in or less lateral branches almost at right to main st. St. angled with downward pointed prickles, angles. Ls in bs, lanceolate ferveed, 7-9mm long. dark green v above almost cliningabove gray green below, small prickles on edges & mid- vein pointing upward. Lateral branches bear whk? blobs of them branch into (usually 3) peduncles. peduncles usually 3 ffd with 1 or more small bloat tip. F-ls very small, about 1/2mm diam, greenish with purplish tinged outside (not at all white). All seem fertile, the ovaries either smooth or papo. tuberculate.
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214 4-14-30 Epipactis microphylla Swartz Kut 4/13, Bar 5-89 Box 309. Buck Road shortly west of Formentor Hotel just across road from our lunch site. 9½ in high, the upper ⅓ drooping, style bases purplish at base, gray above with dense corning (stucklike hairs) in scales.) Leaves obovate or lanceolate longest 1¼ in, all shorter than internodes. Effect is bract-like except that they stand at 1 to 2. Lower two sheathing at base, upper ones sessile, all acute glabrous. Flos laxracene, 9⅓ bracts at this stage as long as flo. Every not twisted and like outside (sepals/petala covered with the same scaly hairs as st. Sepalo v petala now green, more or less beaked, free. Lip definitely Δ at apex, abruptly narrowed to— at middle with 2 "gibas deep- es" which have no corresponding hollow on underside. Antlus large othicle, free or short filament, not operculate. Stigina face with thick ruffled edge below column at sides v brlay stigma has similar ruffled projections supporting base of antler (See BWH 457 for detail of genus.) 4-14-30? Digitalis purpurea L subsp. dubia Kuehl Dcubria Roads Kut 888, Bar 346. (See BWH 344 v BMGC.P. 672 for less. ) genus) Very early bud. Formentor Rd east
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divide near base, the buds so young that I have hardly developed Bar. detailed idea. makes this ident. almost sure. (see 4-20-30) 4-14-30?? Galium Mulugo L var. cuneatum very early bud. Pollensa - Formentor. outlines with oblique channels starting about middle. St & leaf, glabrous & shining, lvs in whkls 76-7, inerred glabrous veining above & below. Lower lvs narrow. oblanceolate 19 x 2 mm. sharp pointed, with V a few upward curl parebloom edges. Internodes as long or longer than lvs. Above internodes very short sometimes .5mm. Lvs lincar to 45mm x 2mm smooth on edges. Nodes far distant at base of lvs, enough so to leave great venalve dorsal & circle. Infl. seems terminal or at 1 branches. Petals 4 or 5! and ac- cuminate tips inflated in bud as in Dumbelliferae!! (see 11-6-30) 4-14-30? ? Erythraea Very early bud Pollensa - Formentor. Almost surely Erythranaceae. v sepals 5, lvs oval & inerred as correct. Ex. E. latifolia See Kit II 283, Bar 313. Seales. BVH ill #676. Plant glabrous. Lvs rounded at base & apex.
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also [See 4-13-32. This was part V. gracilis (in apite jito 1-2 ft.) most nearly to sused and size of H. Catal 590 and V. tetrasperma has flo 4-5mm.
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DC 4-14-30 Centranthus Calcitrapa (see 3-26-30) Fl. Formentera Rd. In Bas. 225 diff. bettlies & Cusseosiphon, Does not very clear. But note in this first locality 2-branched V fls uni-lateral. Bracts thencealed which a pinkish bordered are not ciliato. 4-14-30 Melissa minuta L. Ku 7817, Bas 509 Fl. Formentera Rd. (cf with M - l forma vulgaris 4-10-36) St. 5o 13 in high. Inv involute aetaeema. Effect quite unlike forma vulgaris but fls quite similar. Spiklets few 3-6 & distant (the space bet. longer than spiklet) 5mm long. Glumes broader than f. vulgaris at top with blunt point, not as long as spiklet, = M. ramosa Vill Bm 864 4-14-30 Carex Fl. In ditch closed just west of Pollensa Puerto. No los or roots collected. St. slender & but edges not sharp, ridged. Inv.bract aetaeum 1-3 times as long as leaf or edge. Head ½ in high, about 8 closely approximate spiklets. Spiklets mostly fls, a few f. Ahyumes 2. Scales brown with broad scarious margins & narrow ligule colored midrif (greenish sometimes) which is more or less prolonged at apex. Perigynium with thin edges v slight bidentate beak, culen rough on edgea below single.
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4-14-30 Lotus creticus L (See 3-4-30) Ft Beach just west of Hotel Formentera (See 4-18-30. (See 1-18-31) 4-14-30??? Dorycnium luisantum See in DC very early bud. Rl jointment? Hotel Formentas opp lunchin. Prob belongs to Lotus-Dorycnium-Tetragonolobus group. Of with hairs. St decumbent with numerous side branches minor less ascending. Side branches hairy with long white, as ft spreading hairs (older sts show remains of these hairs). Lfts 3 on petiole 1/2 mm long with atypical like lfts all with same hairs as at leadenace, would rather grayish. even green if no hairs Terminal lft lanceolate 14x4mm lateral lfts almost the same, slightly oblique. Skjulets 8 mm long, upperside 1/2 as wide as lower. All entire vallon grey chlor tallosas in L creticus. Tips of side branches bear ft buds prob in heads out by hairs in lotus, densely hairy. Calyx densely hairy with long white hairs, lobes very narrow, lozen, acute, anterior lts longest, lateral ones shorter v 2 posterior ones still shorter (Note dist dif from L creticus where lateral lobes are very short.) Calyx like ill T. purpureus Morul Bot 31
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4-14-30 Cronis reclinata L. Fl & well advanced fr (See 4-3-30) Formentor Rd. Seeds 1/2, cordate at base with one to be twice as large as others. Minutely pinnely. Calyx thresente, not 3-tooted at apex as 4-3. St. private. 4-14-30? Cronis no fr. Rd just west of Hotel Formentor of plunelcon. Herbaceous 6 in., prod. decumbent & pub with longerilate, slightly velvety hairs. Nodes covered alla 20x) L to same hairs both sides. St. glandu- car. stipules oblong 1 cm, attached to petiole more than 1/2 their length clasping st. but free in part. dentate at other tip. Pet. about 1 cm from point of attachment of stipules to lateral lfts to 6-7 mm from base to terminal lft. Lfts simply ovate, dentate all around, veins conspicuous. Terminal lft. obovate or nearly orbicular 2 cm long, lateral lfts somewhat smaller, slightly inequilateral. 21 [illegible] 215 RBK 4-14-30 [Thapsia villosa L. See 3-15-35] lft only. Rd to Formentor east of divide near bottom. clawing base of petiole suggests Umbellifereae. lft & 6 x 7 inc. 3 compound, the ultimate seg. linear. The sides winged with decreased segments ( Main rachis winged
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4-14-30 wingle only in upjole, 2/3's. of grayish green, very softly pubescent above, beneath gray glabrous except on veins. Edges revolute. 4-14-30 Solanum sodomaeum L (see 2-27-30) #90 fr. Pollen a west end of washed away bridge. Calyx spiny & stellate pubescent. Corolla purpura 2/4 in wide, stellate pubescent on back! Fr yellow, glabrous about 1/4 in diam. 4-14-30? Ephedra fragilis Desf. Kn I 376, Bar 431 (see Box 394) No ftr. fr. Fermentor east divide. Woody st with branches in whorled 3. These gray green, glabrous, articulated in seg 3/4-2 in long, suggesting equisetum. Top of each segment thin narrow, brown membrane which extends upward in 2 low pts on opp sides, far'd. sheath of succeeding seg. Branches seem inclined to bear opp. branch. lets (or perhaps those buds are for fle) 4-14-30 Chromaerops humilis L Kn I 85 / Bar 445 BM #C P 128 Fl. Fermentor. Flees die at its base. Calyx is very short acumulated segmented at base. Crolla about 4/4 as long also united at base (BM) C.P says.
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"petalofree") Stamens 6 anthers united in tuftle. Anares 3 separate. 4-14-30 ? Arum muscivorum L. J Kut 352, Bar 470. Lf only collected Formentera east of divide near bottom. Middle seg lanceolate 4 in x 1 mat base sickle shaped. Lateral seg (each side) similar but shorter almost at stls to middle seg. This part looks like a reasonable halbard shaped lf. But in front v above this are 2 more seg on each side, the edge of the thick Dular petiole being prolonged upward v bearing 2 divergent \\v lanceolate deg which are connected with each other v with lateral segs. This does agree very well with Bar. An ident. probable. Lf edges the 3 main seg vaguely marked with yellow and spots of darker green. 216 ROK (Sent March 1931) 4-14-30 ? Arum pictum L. Kut 354, Bar 469. Lf v unique fr. In crevice of rock on Formentora Rd west of divide. Lf light green yellowish in places (pars beginning to wither). Venis all definitely yellowish. Ordiate with basal lobes House, rounded (more than the others) inside v divergent but hardly leaflets. Fruiting head 13/4 x 1 3/8 in. Fr rounded at top 7/8 x 3/8 in Only other possibility is A. italicum
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4-14-30 italicum will which seems unlikely from age & fruit at this time and from position in very dry place (see 11-5-30 Fl. Crk. from what is prob same spot & undoubtedly A. problem.) 4-14-30? Sedum lasyphyllum f. forma glanduliferum Rony (See 3-19-30) No fl or fr. Pollenza west junction at Ridge 4-14-30? Sedum stellatum L. (See 3-19-30) No fl or fr. with above. 4-14-30 Lettuce Aphaca L. (See 4-4-30) No fl or fr. near above # -14-30 Hypericum baleasicum L. (See 3-18 & 3-26-30) F-F Formentor Rd. 317 4-14-30 Gladiolus vegetum Ker Fl Pollenza
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4-18-30 Cheiranthus Cheiri L. BMJ C.P 307 FL w/s. Cult. Infanta & of early flowering, (A) Single H's with pale purple petals. (B) Double f'd, yellow & spotted sepals green. 4-18-30 Matthiola incana P.B.S. BMJ C.P 308 FL w/s Cult Infanta &. 4-18-30 Lathyrus odoratus L. BMJ C.P. 393. Cult. Rosa's garden. Note pubescent silvery pod. 4-18-30 Ruta peregrina L (see 3-11/19-30) FL w/s fr. party wall Infanta &. Corolla 5-parted more often than 4-parted leaves. 4-18-30 Rjuga rjefana L. BMJ C.P 650 Bor 256 B 1 W 374 FL Cult Infanta & Streighborn 2 sides v almost glabrous on the other 2 (Bor). Calyx lobes ciliate vthe lower one not fitting snugly around corolla tube. Calyx bracts pentangular linear at base, 4-18-30 Tebena pendula, Selinyl. BMJ C.P 148 FL Cult Infanta &. Note broad flat connectiv., anthers white.
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4-18-30 Clansium flavum Cr. Kn II 7 B V H 2/1 BMP9P 299 lill) = S. luteum Serp Bar 21, Bor 13 F lv young pt. Porto-Pi (see 3-4-30) Only jara in Bar. & Bor. But note that the at. is glabrous the blue gray livs, repale v varies are densely covered with thick white hairs (see B VH) slint only varries. Fl. sleeps yellow sin across insignificant very pale greenish spot at base. 4-18-30 ?? Centauria Caleitrafa L. Kn II 497, Bar 268 Bor 179, BVH 266. Porto-Pi. Very early bud, only the long two pointed ( to 1/2 in) stiff v very sharp spandy mid tracts slow- ing. Three tracts greenish-strown color, channeled down face to the 3/10 in base often with 1 or 2 small retaceous spinelets at base (Bar. says 4-6). St. stout with long woolly white hairs. livs. similarly pubt. 2 lapers one sessile to 9 in long ti. pinulate, lobelinea & dentate. Mid rib conspicuously white v margined with decurrent like almost to base v bearing simple aec. to very base but not decurrent on st. Heads seem sessile, terminal among livs. v young pt. 4-18-30 Ononis Natrix L. Kn II 65, Bar 108, Bor 73 FL1 Porto Pi. Fl 3/4 in overall, standard 2 in wide, much larger than wings & heel, red-veined on back. Heel very deep toward base the upper edge of texture blennings
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very pubescent. This is strongly suggestive of ?lunaria 3-26-30 except that lfts are always 3 and stipules not toothed on outer edge near base, fr abruptly deflexed at pt. of articulation in peduncle. Seeds like those of O.reclinata L. 4-14-30 in being cordate at base and one lobe 2x as large as the other. Stamens monodelphous, filaments flattened at point of joining anthers (see 13. 4-18-30 Convolvulus althaeoides L. Kutt 396 Baz 317, Bon 317 Fl. Port Pi', 4-18-30 Frankenia hirsuta L. forma laevis Kutt 191 = F.laervis L Baz 57, Bon 46 BOH'.Fl Ports Pi'202 from tran at pt to post. The 5 pistils have 2 longitudinal ridges (like scale) in claws; 5 of the 6 stamens fit into these creases thus formed. Hence 5 stamens of sp. factala (=altaria B.V.H.) at least co-taenae. Lvs 4 at each node 6mm long, edges revolute but lvs not as thick as Bon suggests. St. light green. Corolla rose pink 7mm across, pistils slightly notched scale like denticulate. (B) Fl. Ports Pi' exact place unknown. Like above but st. bright red. Lvs darker green than above. Corolla white 3 mm diam.
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4-18-30 [illegible] (C) lilac & bit of red. 4-18-30 Arenaria procumbens Val[.] (see 3-17-30) Fl. Porto Pi'. Seems like 3-17-30 except that at, lvs & calyx minutely gland-pubescent. No peduncle more than 15mm. Petals 1/3 longer than calyx & if opened wide corolla would be 8-9 mm across. Leaves lanceolate-shaped & minutely rugulose. 4-18-30 Erythraea pulchella Fries, Kn[.] I 281, Bas I/3/2 = E.—., Bar 3/3, Bor 2/3 Fl. Porto Pi'. 4-19-30 Euphorbia forma intricata (see?? E pityusa L.) 3-30-30 Pres same spc. F[.] very young f[.] Porto Pi'. Glands a deep yellow sometimes shallowly notched but often almost rounded. Seeds at this stage white rugulose, the small arumcula could be called "arizonada". Capsules glabrous. 4-18-30 ? E Clivium calycinum Vitt. forma arenarium Kn II 3/11 = ? E. arenarium Guss Bas 32 & Withering f[.] p[.]e. Porto Pi' locally withwd. Cf lnd F, Caly cinum Vitt
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as little identified? Fls perhaps smaller, dark blue; calyxes not enlarging in fr. & more stiffly linear; floral bracts more definitely obliquely cordate at base; the tubercular base of lemmas not purple. 4-18-30 ? Bromus sterilis L. (more jets forma) Kut 323, Bar 507, Box 368, BVH 551 very like ill Bo N. Fl. Porto-Ric. 241+. Leaf with overlapping sheaths to top. Sheath & blades hairy, leaves longer than ? B. hor- daceus 4-20 30. Ligule 4 mm like B. l. - but less irate as well as ciliate. Sheaths closed part way or almost to top. Culms at top all branched ? Infl. pubescent. Infl & in long me awns, nodding very loose. Pedicels half-woaled (ie which grows half way around it.) unequal, simple or bracteate & bearing 2 florets, the longest 2 in long (not as long as Spikelets with awns if that is what BVH means 551) Base of pedicel (& branches) where joined to main rachis with enlarged globose part on inside. more marked than in B. hordeaceus and no subdendine bract at base Infl. 1st glume narrowly acuminate, 1-nerved, white margined 15 mm. 2nd glume similar but broader, 3-nerved 2 1/2 mm. both rough on mid nerve. Lemmas roughly all over scale 2 1/2 cm long white margined, deeply 7-lobately bidentate, 7-nerved, mid ners & lateral
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4-18-30 lateral nerves distinct, intermediate ones less so. Rough area from base of leaf to 4 1/2 cm. Pale much like B. undecorus. 4-18-30 Compositae Fl. Porto-Tx. west end of lower bridge (a causeway). Exterior fl platform v & interior tubular yellow? [Prob. (A) Conyza ambigua DC. Kuit 448, Bar 238, [see Bon Flegeon crispus Purd] or] (B) Erigeron canadensis L. Kuit 449, Bar 238, Bon 161, R VH 357 (still). St 1/5 in high, stout, ridged, branch. ed from base to top. definitely hairy; some hairs shorts appeared, others longer v spreading not (horny eye) articulated (Bar 239) & no equally hairy both sides, not ciliate. lower lvs lanceolate o x 1/2 in overall, with about 3 ratices deeply cut lobose each side varnished toothed besides, lobos teeth obscure mucronate, the lower 1/3 of it narrowing to a broad petiole. upper lo progressively narrower & less toothed, some having a few long white hairs on edges at base. All branches terminate in racemes. Pedicels 1/2 in bractel (bracts) lower ones ify longer than pedicels. Heads 6 mm high x 5 mm diam. Invol bracts linear hairy, purple tipped, 5 x 4 fls dirty white [pale yellow] into the yellow [aquenicle]
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[Study] E. condensica 7-10-31 seems to form this Dryza antiqua DC] Pappus of few fine hairs as long as style, adenes non pubescent. (See 10-31-30 4-18-30 Astericeus apicifera hs v f (See 2-25-30) Early fl. Porto-Pi. 4-18-30 Beta vulgaris var. martina Koch Ku I 437 = B. martiana L. Baz 397, Bon 265, BVH 389 Fl. Porto-Pi. st. erect 2 ft. (Consider pars. of B. vulgaris) but BVH says “erect or spreading” & as all Bons pubescent, not quite entire. 4-18-30 Spergularia rubra. Tils Ku# 456 (none fits forms Kre condensella S. of Boleares form of this) See Baz 71, Bon 53 BVH. 98. Fl & fr. Porto-Pi. 4-18-30 Lotus creticus L. (See 3-48 4-14-30) Porto Pi. 4-18-30 Trifolium scabrum L. (See 4-10-30) Porto-Pi. hairs on st. also appressed v lfto (at least some of it) ought to be called “coriaceas” & very slightly “denticulatus”
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4-18-30 Koeleria glauca P.Pres. N.I. 307, Bas 499 Bon 360. Ft. Porto-Ri: Ident. almost sure the glumes have awns 1mm inserted between beaks (Bon p 341 puts K. in group with no awns) and lemma not with "tuberculos y nervios prominente" (Bar) in early fl. Spikelet tip 2 1/2 in or less, spikelets 3+ mm inc. awns, but 3 fl. glumes only slightly roughened on beak. Spec. like ill Bon [see 3-30-32. Ident. remains by Cote] 4-20-30 Poterium sanguisorba L. var murecta Aust must. (See 3-30-30) Early fl. Burlo-Solle Rd no f divide.
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4-20-30 Bañola to Solles over auto-road. 4-20-30 Arabis hirautae Scop. Ku II 33 BVH 81, 92 A. muralis Berthl Bar 86, Bon 35. Fl. young few remaining last season ofte. Bañola-Soller Rd no. 7 divide 20 v 24. with study at Bell-lains by far two leaves, not at all clasping vessel winged repeat type (see BVH to contrary) no chance to study position of radicle but not A. Theliana L. (only other form) because limb of petals not wide (Bar) nor pods spread. ing. Mature pods to 1 3/4 in. Fls white 7-mml long x 7 mm wide if petals opened. 4-20-30 Sibthorpea taurica Krule. (see 3-26-30) Fl. No side divide. Lvs about 6mm. Petioles 18mm a much less. Cordla with touch fred where stamens attached. Ku II 124 4-20-30 Lathyrus angulatus var sphaericus Fl. Field curscut 20 side divide. Tendril very short v straight in all except 2 on upper lvs where it is simple but longer v curling. Lft to 2 1/4 in. Stipules about as long as petiole (more less) Fl. bright brilliant red (no trace of then purple) many not stipitate. Some lvs 3mm broad, these narrower. = L. sphaericus Retz Bar 146 Bon 89 21/8 4-20-30 Vicia lutca L Ku II 116, Bar 138, Bon 85, BVH 138
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Fl v young fr. Dist. 20. side & divide. 3-6 in branching from base, erect or spreading. St delicate angled slightly pubescent. Lfto 2-4 per, often alternat obovate, the longest 8x5mm, slightly reticulated at apex with 3 point, smaller ones 5x3mm v some pupifer ones tending more towards linear, slightly puber- cent leaf on back. Sepals half-sagittate, sharply pointed, sometimes deilate toward base & pubescent enough to look ciliate, 2 or at least 1 pupifer ones with dark spot. Tendril very short in most lvs but in some pupifer ones longer & curled, simple or (in 2 cases) with 2 short branchles. Fls solitary sessile, 12-14mm long. Calyx seems regular, more a less oddish, with 5 lobes coniculate. sharp points green, pubescent & lobos ciliate. Standard a very pale yellow w/ no colored veins but tinged purplish in claw. Wings & keel still paler (almost white). Very young fr. seems puber- cent on edges only, at tips, if any, very short & thick. Standard glabrous. Not like all 3 v. lutes BvN. 4-20-30! Ellis australis L. Bas #22, Box 283 Fl. Cult at what S.K calls "muleteer's house" on north side & divide near top. Lvs just coming out & fls fading. Stamens tops, 4 per. Fatties. At base of filaments a hairy ring (did?) encircling ovary.
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4-20-30 Juglans regia L. Bae 436 K2814 BMPC. 227 lft of fl only col. Cut house near top of divide no. side. Low well strong but pleasant olar wln crude? 519 4-20-30 Lathyrus (lehmus DC. Ku II 123, Bae 144 Bon 88 Fl v well developed fr. So side divide practically at top. (S. clinto still toget it) Exactly as close Bar. But note as to stipules: the broad leafless petioles are decurrent on st. & have no stipules or only a short foot to represent a stipule on each side; the uppermost petioles which bear lfts have these feet developed to look more like stipules. Corolla pale yellow, standard delicately veined darker. 220 4-20-30 Allium sublirautum L. var subliloum Bat. v Trab. Ku I 370 = A. subtilissum Salzm Bae 438. Fl. Plentiful in one spot mid side Div, no. side divide near base. As desc. Bar except "bulbillos" not evident. Scapc (to 16½ in) sometimes obtus but mostly lin & more longer than lvs. Fle 8-15 (usually about 12). Note: filaments longer than perrant parts. He thinks this may not grow in Mayrose's plants mistaken fruit were a form g A. sublirautum L. (see 4-4-30) with which
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this was compared. 4-20-30 has st. round but more slender. Lvs 3-5mm wide, anthros yellow, lf tapering to much finer point & not ciliate only below middle, peduncle & belly lf not slimy. (See 4-10-30) 4-20-30 Aceras anthropophora P.B.S. Kn I 411, Bas 450. Box 810, BUN. 463 FL. On ledge in wall above rd just below house no. side of divide where there is fountain, Sepals green with red line on edges, petals green, lip green more or less ruddy or yellowish. 4-20-30 Orelis intacta Link = Aceras benaylore Bois (See 4-4 & 4-10-30) FL. No side divide. Flints enough purple spots v stripes to look pink (as in 4-10-30 but middle lobe of lip at least some- times toothed as in 4-4-30. 4-20-30 Potentilla reptans L. (See 3-19-30) FL. On side of divide.
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Scorpiurus antilloc L. Kn1/09, Bar 147 Box 90. or pass forma aulecta s.d. aulecta. 4-20-30 Hymenocarpus circinalis Sait. Kent. 98, Bar 445, Box 78. Fl v well advanced fr. Short cut thru field just above Alfaba (and past further up on so side of divide). Low almost prostrate. All ls simple, oblanceolate, entire, acute, tapering to slender petiole to 1 x 1/4 in overall. No wtd definite lanceolate, acute stipules [Bass] attached to petiole to abov middle, white edged & uste, the rest often red. The stipules of successive ls closely overlapping (giving final flat shingled brtts to stem). Ls rather thickish, dull green, only the mid nerv evident, more or less white pubescent (silky) caps. on edges. Peduncles longer than ls to 1 1/2 in (Doery do they lengthen in fr? I spec fr only collected with peduncle 5 in). Peduncle bears 1-5 fls (usually 1) with very small (short oblong) slightly toothed white bract below fl. (really at base of each ped- icle) or inside. [Bass] "hastilanceolata" s. "aliflora" Caly tubular 6 mm long cut about half way to base in 5 obsp teeth. Lower 3 teeth separated by wide but pointed sinuses. The 2 upper teeth narrower v less deeply divided; 2 lated sinuses rounded v deeper than any of others. Fl abt 9 mm overall. Corolla deep yellow, standard delicately veined red. Keel turned upward v narrowed at tip. Stamens clearly dia- delfinis (Bass & mandelflorus) Filaments
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slender, the longer ones with inflated white tip, antlers vary small. Style slender, longer than filaments with very small terminal stigma. Fr. linear, the upper half (at least) curves in spiral, ridged v rough spiny on back. Unless seen only one studied, strong. Most advanced fr very like all Bon, 4-20-30 Veronica arvensis L. Kutt 386, Baz 374, Bon 236, BVH 349. F-l v F-2. Buñola-Soller. l no S-nerved. 4-20-30 Rutia peregrina L. (See 3-11 v 19; 4-18-30 F.l. Buñola-Soller, prof. var talerica with Baz 219. Firm strout perennial root a thicket branches & in high. Internodes v low about 15 mm., leaves less than 2 mm wide vasclue is Baz except whorled in 4's. Crolla flues 6-parted. 4-20-30 Anthemis arvensis L. (See 3-10-30) F.l. Buñola-Soller. Scales finthk, white v transparent with brown edges v green midrib, pubescent. Ray flo. with stigma (see BVH.) 4-20-30 Iberisum dissectum L. (See 4-T-6-30) R.l. from Buñola station to Palma-Soller P.k.
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4-20-30 Allium Remains of fr last season very young buds, too young to show clear filaments. No side divide (in right) R.R. terminal) st profly. Lvs flat, slightly beaked, the widest 7mm, glabrous except for few distant short hairs on edge towards base, mostly pointing downward. This diff froml. vacuum L. 3/4-10-30 whose roughness is almost tuberculate (papillate) v from Allium ———— 4-10-30 which is entirely glabrous. Diff from this last also in having no ligule, v bulb small 5mm with several layers of browned tunica but no bulbils. Scapes & pedicels (last seasons) more slender than within spec studied. Capsules > 4mm than 4mm high v 5-6mm across when jam empty. 4-20-36 Reseda luteola L. Kn II 38 Bar 55; Bar 38 B VH 53 ill. So & divide very near tops. (A) Fl. Lvs hardly waved or edges. Upper petal at root divided, lateral petals about 3-divided, lower petal and divided (B) In early bud lvs strongly waved edged. 4-20-36 Anemone italica Rety (See 4-4-38) Fl So & divide near top. Stg infl. Calyx bracts all purplish. Root blade.
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Poro E. medicaginea Britton K. 159, Bar 418 4-20-30 Euphorbia F-lef. Prob 2 side divide & flgls & head v prob could be called "oblatby," redolint glamat mabdas too droeasily. Lvs sessile, close to- getter v pointing upward 1 3/4 x 3/8in, glabrous but parts more glaucous, obtuse at apex with midrib forming a short point wth sides of it slightly joined together. Definitely dentate with lower irreg teeth at apex which grow less less more more oblique towards base. Several axillary rays below umbel. Rays 5, 3 or 4 times bifurcated. Bracts from umbel very like lvs. Bracts at bifurcations irreg Linear, broad at base v slightly cordate. Basal lobes rounded, tip blunt, slightly notched, midrib ending in short point. One side of bract usually narrower than other, its edge concave. Glands green or deep yellow definitely semi- lunars. Capsule roughened with obscure whitish points, seed rather deeply 3 divided. seed black, single with whitish dot & flecks. Caruncles white rounded Cap. deeply notched in front. Seeds suggest prop E. peltigera L. (or E. linbricata Vahl, Bar 414) but note that this is quite diff from 4-18-30. which prop might be E. parviflora.
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4-20-30? Lyttrium 2o ft r. fr. Prob from ditch with water so I divide. St strongly angled, purpleish on one side too all alt into forks & small branches in & glabrous, about 1 entire, serrile, & huse. St upright. lower narrow at base. This guess made on memory & look at lyttrium at lionne [7-14-32 from car saw lyttrimum. it flat this place, seemed to be L. hercefferi Tarr which was collect on north side & coll later in the day] 221 4-20-30 Ornithogalum umbellatum 1. # (See 5-29-30) Fr. So side divide more than half way up. Only 1 spea seen. Lf long (11 in) needle, fun wide with wide stripe in center. Seafar 9 in lower pedicels at st. L's fr spee. 4-20-30 Galium Mullugo 1. var. cinereum Bigg (?) perhaps = G. erectum Huds Bex 220. Zeales Bon. 141 v/1974: 281. Fr. No fr divide (in angle of R.R. tunnel end). Prob the same as 4-14-30 having petals with sharp inflexed tips even in anthesis. Lwin 6 is rather stiff linear 6 mm x 1 mm, sharp pointed, edges somewhat reflexed & with a few upward pointing bristles. Midner below broad rounded (suggests G. corudaefolium Vil. [See 72]) St small, 4+ LxL, swollen above nodes. Infl along narrow pedicels. Corolla 3+ mm diag not counting the
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inflexed tips anthers yellow at anthesis soon turn dark brown, F-2 (at this stage smooth) Internodes uninfl 1-2 inc. 4-20-30 Drymenum pentaphyllum 2 exp. (see 3-26-30) Fl. 2o side divided. Calyx tubular with 5 almost equal keels ('casi bifida' Bas). Corolla wings with conspicuous upturned protruding poude. Lf. just below head 3-foliolate. Note that aerial lf seems really 5-foliolate with 2 tiny free stipules. 4-20-30 Argyrolobium argenteum Villo v1, KUT 6-7 = G. linnearanum Nalp Bas 107, Box 41. Fls well advanced fr. Bractola -feller &h brcae unknown. Thick woody taproot with very short branches at top 1/2 in which bear the leafy glabrous upright densely white milky branches 6 in high. Lvs 3-foliolate, lfo at top, q petiole 1-1/2 cm. & flo 1 cm x 3-5mm. Stipules 40-50mm. linear-lanceolate, free from petiole and joined at base on side of sp. petiole. Calyx 2 lipped, the upper lip of 2 long deep keels divided practically to base, lower lip of 3 teeth less deeply divided. Standard very silby pubescent on back, marked with delicate, broken, dark lines inside toward base. Stamens monoephl. ma. Style
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4-20-30 Style curved with stigma set obliquely. Fls terminal usually in threes the royal pedicels with bract at top v lateral bracts very slightly higher. F2. compares the largest (at this stage) about line long. F2 bears the somewhat upward curving style but this is not (see Box) as long as fruit broad. All green parts inc. fr. silky pub. blue at, borders so on upper side. 4-20-30 Rhamnus alternata L. (see 2-27-30) F2. near top of divide. Slint axillary racemes with 1-3 ripening frs. Bracts from which pedicel can follow cup like as dise 2-27-30. Calyx persistent ventrue at frp as though lobes had broken off as fr. expanded. F2 dark red, slightly obovate 6 x 5 mm. Ductlets 3. 4-20-30 Croceaqua Agardicus L. Bez 169, Box 102 BMGC. P 367. Fl. 1st thinn no. J divide v again lower down... Lvs v petals stiff & firm. Pubescence of leaves dense BMGP not as much as Bez & Bm suggest. Flos 5/ in diam. S. bought one of these frs. candied in Palma. 4-20-30 Lepidium Draba L. Ku II 9, Bar 42, Box 93, BVH 48: Fl v very young fr. Butterola id from station near its junction with Palma-Soller Rd. St Led hairs
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point downward. All lvs. toothed, auricles pointed. Too young to study stylodes. 222 4-20-30 Vicia benghalensis L. Kn II 117, = Cracca atro-purpurea Roxb (then Bar) 140 = V. atro-purpurea Def. Rox 87. Fl. Burdla-Soller perhaps in field just above Alfatia. Stv lvs strongly pubescent. Lfts about 9 pairs, longst 12[illegible] mm. Sleafules semi-erectate, deeply toothed. Infl. a raceme slintest than lft; peduncle 1-2 x as long as fl. Fl 12 or less 16 mm long, purple, the tips of standard, wings [illegible] very dark. Calyx purplish, hairy, the 2 upper teeth very short, th 3 lower long & narrow. Style compressed laterally. Ovrd stipitate pubescent, ovules 4. Floral part at fl is to peduncle, then deflexed. Tendrils branched. Narrowed place in standard was not below middle & perhaps was obtr. 4-20-30 ? Ononis antiquorum L. Kn II 67, Rox 72 (perhaps O.—L Bar 571; O. repens L. Rox 110; O. procurrens Wailt Bar 110. Decals O. aevenalis Rox H 109) No flrs fr. So rds if divide. St woody, red- rial, pubescent below, gland-punctate as are lvs. Each plant lfs bearing branch ends in spine which persists after lvs.
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4-20-30 lv. fall. See to Bas. O. procurens. Wells is the most common of this group in Majorca. 4-20-33 (Hordeum hordeaceus L.) Nut 355 - Desse-falcem mollia Parl Bas 510 - B. mollis L. Box 367, BSX 552. Early fl. Prot mid from Burle to the Palma-Doller Rd. 18m high, decumbent at base then strictly upright. If to top, the upper lf 4in reaching to above middle of panicle. Part culm alonging below panicle 1/2in ridged but not pubescent ('pubescent on an extremis' Bas). Sheaths & Holts softly noticeably pubescent. Sheaths overlapping & closed almost to top. Ligule white, rather tougher than the papery ligules of some grasses. 8-9mm, simply dentate (this is not the irreg. laceration often found) usually on both. 220.7mm wide. Infl subtended by glabrous lance-plate bract 3mm long which has no sheath but clasps culm with an abruptly extended base. ETQ infl (on both spce. colls has a not very def ridge prolonged downward from 2nd retried ending in a blunt-like protuberance somewhere along the internode. Panicle 3/2in x 3/4-in, branches pubescent, unequal, verticilates, making compact narrowly oval head at this stage. Spalelet 18mm size awns 6-10 fl., pubescent. Glumes tipped with blunt projecting point, the lower
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"5-nerved, upper 7-nerved. [illegible] Lemma, 7-nerved (or more lemmas/glumes sometimes having an extra nerve on one side) white edged, bidentate at tops with rough awns from bot. teeth. Palea very thin & transparent, green nerved & distinctly ciliate on the 2 widely separated beaks., Feathery pubes at stigmas below top ? many (in fact below middle at this stage at least) which seems will be sterile appendix to grain.) Stamens 3, no sign of thenstem graduate to palea (BM. D.C.P. 11?) Neither glumes or lemmas filled. Awns at this stage erect. Cf. B. sterilis L. 4-18-30. (See 10-29-30 4-20-30 Dactylisglomerata var hispanica Koch. Kut. 318 = D. hispanica Roth.-Relf. Bas 504, Bon 564. (See B&H 557.) F.L. Leathouse "multiceps" 20 side & divide, epikleto practically visible (See 10-19-30 4-20-30 Lolium perenne L. (mono gite forma) Kut 331. Bas 516, Bon 371, B&H.548. F.R. Rd from Burke Stakes & Palma-Doller Rk. Glume slightly larger than lemmas (perhaps because flowering) but no awns. Lemmas almost blunt at apex. Note the 2 lateral veins distinct, the 3 inner ones less 20.
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4-20-30 Ranunculus parviflorus L. (See 3-20-30) FLU fr. Boinda-Selles, cf with R. muricatus L. 4-14-30. 4-20-30 Ruscus aculeatus L. Knut 382, Baz 443, Bor 302, BVH. 467, BMJ C.P. 167 & young fr. ?o? divide. & cf with R. stygnoflorum L. cult Infantat (See 3-10-30) Cladodes are stiff not drooping, pedicels mostly tinted so that it stands edgewise with broads leaf at. 1½ x ¾ in, tip a sharp spine, Bracts which subtend fla not as diffuse in R.H — . x Cladode with 2 ridges from base to infl. var. flueyflora Rebb. 4-20-30 Crelia macerula L. Kn F 401, Baz 458, Bor 311, BVH. 460. All Bor like spec but ill BVH not very helpful. FL ?to ?o side divide near tops. ?in high ?oo with mid-rib almost healed on backs. Broadest of. 15 mm. Purple spots, if any, are very obscure. &vs 3 vfor then bracts sheathing at to his quifl.. Flob. purple, the lips lighter with purple lots. Lateral sepals of there x wide spreading or turned back. Posterior sepal erect or even less arched over the 2 petals which are almost as wide as petals ?which form hood over column. Spur enlarged at tips, horizontal & pointing upward.
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4-20-30 Scirpus Holoschoenus L. Ku I 341 Bar 476, Bon 325, BVH 501. Fl. midlake with water 20 J divide with plant thought poosty thrum. Only top of culms collected. This is only spon in Ku V Bar with inflin compact talk. See all BVH. Peduncles 3-8, thick but flattened & inclined to twist heads to 1/4 midium. Inf. compound by 2 heads at same point by 10 more peduncles seeming to issue from the heads. St round or oval. Floral? a stop continuation? X. It was not fully open. Sheath at base under water not seen! Stigmas 3 (BVH says usually 2). Scales reddish brown, not fringed, slightly denticulate and midrib very slightly projecting. 4-22-30 Convolvulus arvensis L. Ku II 296, Bar 316, Bon 217, BVH 317. Fl. On "Sheep Road"
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223 4-25-36 Orobanche speciosa DC. Ku II #50 Box 343 F.l. numerous in field where Vicia Faba had just been cut. in middle of Genoa east Prairie. Spike 5 in with unjoined buds at top (Others in field taller). St thick 1/2 x 3/8 in purplish red almost very pubescence. Bracts broad, cldr v pubescence 3/4x, almost as long as corolla. (1 subtending each fl.) Calyx (?) 2 nerved lanceolate- lancear lobes, 1/5 mm long, purplish, gland-pub. at top, completely cut to base so that they look like lateral bracts but are inside the broad bract at its edges. Corolla Corolla 1 in long v about as wide (if fully opened) thc cal almost equal lobes rounded, cumpfed & bottled whiteish with purple veins, tube gland-pub. out. side.. Filaments affixed near base of corolla, have enlarged yellow base we mostly glabrous, but with pubescence near base on back v more or less gland. pubt near top. Anthers purple with clays fronts below. Style somewhat gland-pub, stigma with 2 horizontal lobes is reddish brown (not "violet clear" Box. Spike compact fragrant. Flruds below. 4-25-30 Orobanche ramosa L. Jorne Caeia (5/26-30 Fl. Genoa cirulus h.
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4-25-30 Lens esculenta Muench. Bas 142, B.M.G.P. 391: Vicia lutea Cross v Kern Box 87 Fl. evidently cult in field with Crocanthe speciosa. St very sharply ridged. Raceme usually 5 fl. Tendril so short as to pass unnoticed. Calyx deeply cut but tubalnost 1/3 of its length (perhaps 4). Corolla white veined by veins blue. Lower lo with lfts about twice as large as upper lvs. have, almost glabrous except on edges; shows beginning of escotula "Bas". Stipules entire standing forward like little ears. 4-25-30 Cicer arietinum L. Bas 143, Box 87, B.M.G.P. 394. Fl.v unisep fr. Cult. Kerns. Calyx golden on upper side of base. Flo white turning cream, not at all purplish, on very short peduncles which with lengthen become sharply deflexed at a point about mid-way where several small bracts (5) subtend its articulation. Pod velvety. 4-25-30 Micromeria nervosa Benth. Kn 11 351, Bar 360. Fl. Rd from Kerns to Marivent train stop. Judged to be this instead of M. biflora Benth var. Rodriguezii Knocha because fl. is whols of more than 6, to 2 or more and is not revolute, sess (not sharp at tip) Bracts 2mm or less long.
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[in the light of 4-28-32 #6594 this was almost surely M. nervosa Benth. 4-25-30 long, ciliate. 224 (see at end) 4-25-30 ?? Centaurea salmantica L. Brit II 499 = Microlophrys salmanticus Bee 369, Box 181 Flynn up to part of circular rd skirting com after leaving village. In waste field near home so consider poor. I am escaped in manuals, Cf'd with C. apiifolia. If in Bar this is only poor sec p 261 as filaments are free, and thus without appendix, hilum lateral pappus of free scales. To 3 ft. Slender, ridged, more loosely below, branched above with long naked branches that bear terminal (near the end a few lateral) florets. Lvs mostly at base with smaller ones on st. & helow middle. Lvs all pinnate with narrow linear widely separated segs. Tortiled through on edges until almost parallel (not spiny), mid rib above densely woolly. Invol. narrowly ovate 3/4 in high. Bracts purplish or green with purple tips sharp but not spiny farinted, the outer outer ones whitish or edged. Corolla tinged purple the outer radent sterile, inner ones perfect. Receptacle with long white scales. Rechenia, small, smooth (at well developed stage) minutely downy with ring of short hairs at top, just like low entire edge? thick. Pappus of scales, blunt
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[PvB. Oryzina vulgaris Coss. Knuth 565, Box 181 inc C. cruda-astrus Viv Bar 371 = C. Morisii Bog note # 399 see also ill Thompson F, Py the P. Plate XIX very white outside graduating to 1 cm. with golden-brown tips. The under-nutrons constituting ? 5 flat, slint scales. 4-25-30 Trisetum ovatum Grv Gode Knuth 384 = Aegilops vata L Bar 572, Box 376 and inc C. Lei aristata Willd Bar 592 Box 376. Fl. Kinora, rd gfp. leostanlie sjpecioca. Glumes with 3-5 awns which are white or edged v midrib; rough edges glumes aptly pubescent rather than "Lejado- caperae" very convex. Lemmasawned? Each spikelet with 1-2 sterile flo at top but terminal spikelet fertile flary pubescent at top. Panossos spreading out to almost horizontal. 4-25-30 Hordeum vulgare L. Bar 516, Box 369. BMCP 117 Kinora, Cult 4-25-30 Brachypodium pinnatum P. Beauv: var ramosum Knuth 387 inc? B. pinnatum P.B. var anapale Kuds Bar 575 v fester B. seminum Bar 515 Rv DA Box 376. Early Fl. Hillwest of Kinora on circular rd. St to 187in high, very slender, branched v lfy at base. Lvs 11/2-3 in setaceous from lower my inc white edges.
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4-25-30 edges of ligules truncate, ciliate to pvd away on backs. Base blade down at node. Infl & almost sessile spikelets often with signs of 1 or 2 abortive ones below. Spikelets (at this stage) 3/4 - 1 in long, curv- mg outward with tips of florets pressed on upper side. Florets about 8-12. 1st glume 3-nerved, 2nd glume 5-nerved. Lemma 7-nerved shorter than palea & with short awn (less than 1/2 its length) from ot base apex. Paleas ciliate on keels, top rounded. Ofwi Bas "patula" means extended desc of Bromaeum is perhaps that except as to spikelets curved & lemma shorter than palea. 4-25-30 Trigella damascena L. KuI 478, Bas16, Bon 10, BMJCP. 279. Fl. dense with Trietum ovatum. Fl v immature. Note claw of petal abruptly bent up- ward enlarged at this point into meter part which is covered by scale as large as petal blade. Each seg. of blade of petal has dark green glandula grotubulance at base. As seed matures its inner lining is freed from wall making cross sections look like one capsule inside the other. Broad loo. loo finely cut than upper ones.
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4-25-30 Linaria triphylla Mill (see 3-17-30) F-P V advanced fr. Field at train stop near Maricent on path to Denver. Fl pale yellow, palate deep yellow, pour purplish L's sometimes scattered. Seeds triangular very rough, pods show markings in what prob. will be teeth. Beak outstanding & reflexed. ? E. serrata L. See 11-14-30. 4-25-30 Euphorbia (see ?? E. platophylla 3-14-30) F-P V well advanced fr. Denver. Claws yellow more or less truncate & toothed sometimes with a more marked teeth at corners. This is prob. not E. platophylla but should be sought among E. with crescent shaped glands. Seeds (not yet ripe) smooth & white. 4-25-30 Bromus sterilis L. var rubens Kn I 335 = B. rubens L. Bas 509 in due Bee but lemmas (in fl) not as angular on back as aug. Bee. Suff not old enough to see if "curves end below" Bee. Note lem. na bidentate only from 1mm & away placed 4mm from extreme tip. Awn ± 1½ x as long as lemma, reddish. Glumes are unequal, very sharp & widely scarious on margins
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4-25-30 Stipa capillata L. var juncea (See 3-17 & 4-10-30) Near Kinova. Awns somewhat twisted not yet geniculate or ar mited;" detach readily from lemma. 4-25-30 Papaver somniferum L. Bar 20, Bor BMGCR BUN. F.L. Rodile Kinova. 4-25-30 Cryzopsis miliacea Beck v Schuy. Kut 298 = Tiptatierum multiflorum P.B Bae 495, Bor 357. Near Kinova. Spikelet 5-6mm small, avs longer than lemma. Lemma blunt at apex slightly bidentate with sinus rounded. Palea not beekel. A. 2sin higs, short, glabrous but green & rothicleis. 4-25-30 Linum strictum L. Kn II 135, Bar 74 FL Near Kinova Idet. by local not appraised v pedicle very slnt v thich. PDB Linum of 4-10-30 was this. 224 225 4-25-30 Gladiolus illyricus Koch Kinova
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5-3-30 Ophrys apiifera Huds. Bon 3/2, BVX 464. Noroot col by fellow passengers on boat Palma - Barcelona probably in Beldver perhaps elsewhere. No root. Called by her V. oelopax
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