5-23-32 7in high, with all basal except for several linear bracts subtending branches of the inf. This is plant whose rootlets (lv. seen frequently in the mountains this spring (in book 5-9-32). Margin full flow and side (road directs blue) today but very few in fl. blue-Pollensa. 5-23-32? Verbascum Thapsus L. Nu II 366, Bar 333, Bar 228, G 919, B VH 336, Cote I 620 Very early but fl. blue- Pollensa (after lunch at 1st rd left), perhaps at house just beyond) General look of V. and the strongly decurrent lvs seems to make ident sure. =V. Portae Willk. Ill-Tab CXXIV. 5-23-32 Verbascum Boerhavi L. var Portae Re. Nu II 367 Fls fr. Tuche or way to Pollensa . 681 A. Thapsae. 10-12 in high. Lower lvs narrowed at base r petiold, upper lvs sessile, cordate clasping all felfy with starry pub esp. beneath. Fls in spikes corolla 9mm hgh single axis to. Fls not more than 1.5cm across (Cote says V. B - 3 cm), practically sessile. Stamens 5 the 2 longer and wider hairs at base only and anthers oblique (Cote) the others with filaments densely covered with glandular, red hairs and anthers (pub) not oblique. Oldst pod more 1cm high, longer than calyx, becoming glabrous & shining. Note: only desc. available are V. Boer- havi L. Cote II 6220 V. Portae Willk. Ill. CXXIV.