*and in one case 2 stems. [R.B.K doesn't know whether any plants like these were submitted to Kew] 605A 3-9-32 Romulea parviflora J.Britten Ku I 393,= R. Columnae Sw.M. Cote III 364, Bon 304-Tricorema Columnae Rcht Bar 449. Fl (not previously studied) bad. Sent by Mrs Kennedy from Andraix X, 2 to 3-4 the longest including very narrow spreading all beard, with sheathing bases. Stem about 10-15cm. Flowers sometimes two or one stem* Perianth seems to have been 1cm length. and (at least when withered) stands upright making angle with the x5° sheath. Stamens definitely longer than pistil, filaments very slightly if at all pubescent Stigmas seem rather more deeply notched than ill (Cote)[R.B.K in April 1935 comparing all specimens thinks some of #605A are like #632 hence R parviflora] 3-9-32 Leuzea Conifera DC. Ku II 506, Bar 172, Bon 181, Cote II 385 Fl Sent by Mrs Kennedy from Andraix X Involucre shades from pale tan at base to purple at top. The boat top) at (only short bit seen) bell like very simple. Agreets with Kennedy # 25mm long. 3-16-32 Crasium racemosum L. Ku I 454, Bar 76, Bon 74 III 85; & 385 = C. glomeratum Thuill Bon 52, Cote I 316 Fl (early) Eapolas Early fl. Stems 22cm long. Calyx 6-7mm long, petals thr same. Sepals very sharply acute Exactly like ill (Cote).