F.L. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valdemora. Lowermost bract 5 cm ( leaflike ) v like the zator it much longer than fl; even uppermost bracts longer than ray. 5-12-32 Olpheys -- Sent by Mrs Kennedy from Valdemora as O. apifera and accepted as such without study later on seeing an undoubted O. apifera she thinks this probably was O. astelinus 5-12-32. 666 F.L. Pto-Pi: Same as unknown #584 d) 1-2-31. Glabrous very smooth to touch, too sometimes when lightly brushed has a rank olory- gesting red -- but sometimes not v seen odorless when crushed. 6 ft to 7 ft very fluffy. palmately 2 volt, sessile, cut to very base into (usually) 3 main divisions, these sometimes again cut palmately divest to base and always deeply cut into 4 narrow linear lobes, the lobes of the radio hem 2-3 mm wide, the general effect much like that of Cetratocephalus (Cate I 32). Lowermost 5 cm from base to tips spreading fanlike. Tips of lobes acute v begin to dry early. Prof. stipules; but younger lvs bear short, and -slipod which would be considered stipules except that they are found set the primary (palmate) div. lvs as well as where stipules should be. The solitary pts termin in very short (1 cm) branches are surrounded by involucres(?) 10-15 mm multiple frome aspect as lvs but simpler in construction. Segments of involucre(?) so welded with tips of peduncle that they do not separate off like bracts. Uvary superior.