6-6-32?? Hypericum Cambessedanii Crantz II 189, Bas 86 Young locator old fs. From Mrs. Kennedy from Rock Bluffs as far as material shows this is quite right except that no transparent dots can be discerned even under electric light. (Bas v Kuday has similar fs). Plant entirely glabrous. May grow well be an arbutus 4-6 stem. "2 branched, v branches flattened with 2 deep fork lines to very firm, dark green v shining above, lighter but hardly disconceinias beneath, sessile, entire, ovate, rounded (not at all cordate) of lance v bluntish at apex; the largest now 4.3 x 20 mm. On the plate (now) 1-3 capsules, 8mm (pedicels) overall on pedicels 1.3 mm (or more). Capsules with many fine long- itudinal ridges, 3 celled, with anbilate tips (styles) 2½ mm. Electric light v microscope (20x) shows the transparent dots plainly & plentifully. 6-6-32 Ranunculus sardous Crantz Kut 491, Bott II, Costa I 27 = R. feliclonotus Petz. Bas 1/8, Bas 8. Fl v europe fs. From Mrs. Kennedy from Rock Bluffs. 6 in high. Flow yellow; 12 stamens green except that (II st. & hrs practically glabrous [but some sepal certainly no more than ½ as long as petal. R. truliflorus] seems ruled out). Note: the flattening bases of pistils def. longilobate. And (2) more glva with middle lobes stalked as desc (Bas v Bas) and as ill (Costa). The basal lobes (now today to be sure) are the middle lbs.