Field notebooks : Mallorca, 1930-1935

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12-8-31 Peliurus Spina- Christi Hill BMJCP 475- =P.australis Gaertn Cate I 293 =P.australis R.V.S. Bon64 Fr. Firenze (woodside near San Felice a Ema) Shrub. Fr (exactly like ill Bon v Costa) only collected. No spines (if any) not observed. The 3 nutlets rattle in the dry indeliiscent fr. 12-8-31 Cupressus sempervirens L. BMJCP 95; Cate III 283=C.fastigiata DC. Bon 373 Fr. Firenze. Lso o old cones. Lso 1mm long (ie 1/25-in) very minutely lenticulate. Trees all of columns form, but a special forms seen at la Mortola 12-12-31 Coriaria mystifolia L.Cate I 270, Bon63. Fr. Menton to Castellas. Conspicuous with green foliage and black fr. in heavy sprays 12-14-31 Notes on la Mortola. See separate sheets. 12-17-31 Quercus Sieberl. Cate II 257, Bon 386,BMJCP 231. Roftor fr. Gld. with D. flex. Def in dorsal ny bronze to eye. Lso larger, relatively broads, with fewer laterel veins.

12-17-31 Tenericum fruticans L. Cate IV/137, Box 257, BMJCP601. Fl. St. Raphael.

Mont Vinaigre, Fitered or ? L. cinerea DC. 12-20-31? Genista pilosa L. Cote I 301, Bon 71, BVH 188 Fl. Mt. Vinaigre. Normally fallen when studied. Lavendrat sessile, 7mm x 2mm, acute. Petioles arise from knoth protuberance or st. (dense tuft of hairs at protuber- ance v. ot.) on each side). lf. 2 smaller similar how. Difficult to decide whether (1) lf really 3-foliolate; or (2) lf 1-foliolate with stipules; or (3) lf 1-foliolate without stipules and pedicels bracted at very base. When studied & weeks after collection impos. to tell if these members existed only since pedicels had been). Calyx as desc. Cote fr L. pilosa h. v. Cinerea DC., the 2 upper teeth broad vs long as tube, the lower lip only a trifle longer with 3 obtuse teeth. Fl 1cm overall, standard hairy outside v. extended, almost than the hairy keel. S ls, lob beneath, v. calyx all silky. Stamens monadelphous; style curved -> Standard horizontal. 12-20-31? Linaria striata DC. Cote III/19, Bon 233 Fz. Mt. Vinaigre. Fiteredesc. (Cote) as pros pors. to see (a. + b.) Seeds exactly as ill. No lower articulate livas collected. lvs very numerous, very narrow, ± 1½ in long. Infloresc branched. Ripe capsules greenish-whiteish, 4mm diam. Seeds 2mm at most. St. stiffly upright.

12-20-31? Nelianthemum Trubesaria Mill. Cote I/48 Bon 36, Mt Vinaigre, Fr. Only ln (a.t.s.) are those in thick rosette at base. Pedicels ascending. Sepals 3, with 2 small linear bracts. Capsule 3-valved with placenta down center each. 12-20-31? Senecio Cineraria DC. Cote II 305, Bon 163 Fr. Mt. Vinaigre. Ident as far as poss (a.t.s.) 12-20-31? Erica arborea L. Cote II 313, Bon 202. Bud. Mt. Vinaigre. Young branches covered with short white feathered hairs. 12-20-31 Calluna vulgaris Salist. Cote II 509, Bon 201 etc (See 5-29-31) Fr. Mt. Vinaigre 12-20-31 Asplenium Adiantum-negrum L. Cote #692, Bon 379 Sp. Mt. Vinaigre. 12-20-31 Arbutus Unedo L. Cote II 506, Bon 201 etc (See 3-26, 16-15 & 31-30) Flw fr. Mt. Vinaigre.

Notes: 12-14-31, La Morola, Italy. Plants labeled always but authors not cited. Acacia podalyraefolia, Queensland [Seems same as B? in Geneva 11-4-31. See BMJ CP 428] Acacia cultriformis --- S. Wales. [Similar to A72 but lvs. falcate. See BMJ CP 429] Acacia dealbata --- Tasmania. Two finely bi-pinnate. Often seen elsewhere. See BMJ CP. A. decurrens Willd var dealbata F. Muell] Brasenia Cunninghamii Berberis yunnan [This broad; fs black coglacous as to be almost white.] Canarina campanula [Vine. Fls pale orange 6-pointed bell. Calyx ?6 segments long- er than corolla but reflexed] Casuarina stricta --- Aust. [Needles 12-24 in]

See BMJCP. 221 Coloreastes microphylla [Fr glaucous - not shining scarlet. Lvs shining above, pub white beneath, small. Fr. solitary] See BMJCP 374 and 9-26-81] Cotyledon macranthus. [Fleshy lvs. red edge] Cupressus lusitanica [Very heavily fruited See BMJCP 92] Dahlia imperialis - - - Mex. Ephedra altissima - - - Atlas Mts. [Hanging thick over trees. Fls. very small] Diplotaxis filiformis - - - Cape [Bushy, composite. Head small, aster-like. Rays lavender] Eclimium fastuosum [Dirub. lvs near tips] [See BMJCP 626.

12-14-31 La Mortola, cont. Ficus rubiginosa --- Aust. [two brown pub beneath, otherwise suggest F. elastica See BMJCP 235] Gazania splendens [Compositae herb. Rays range with black & white spot at base] Gerania monogalerna [Petals small white pea flower calender fleshy etc. See BMJCP 431] Halaea laurina --- Aus. [See BMJCP 242] Kleinia meriifolia [Compositae, succulent, shrubby] Ligustrum japonicum [Los suggest lilac but more acute at base has thick vertiqueen See BMJCP 594] Laurea nobilis. [Fr. black. See BMJCP 295]

Nandina domestica [large 3-pinnate lf. Fr. red in compound panick. See B.M.G.C.P. 289] Notina longifolia --- Mex --- Liliaceae [Tufts] long narrow spirea-like lvs.] Creopanax dactylifolium --- Araliaceae. [Inf. but now rusty gold] Pandorea australis. [Vine. See B.M.G.C.P. 688] Phyllotachys nigra, Munro [Bamboo-like grass with dark stripes. See B.M.G.C.P. 102] Pinus pinaster. [Bark in big chocolate like clefs. Cone large. See B.M.G.C.P. 82] Pithecoctenium muricatum --- Mexico [Woody vine. Fr. larger than an egg, muricate] Salvia arabami, Bentb -- Mex. [Maybe same as tenna, Wallace.

12-14-31 La Mablea Coxt. Salvia semiatrata, Zucc - -- Mex. [Calyx rose colr. Corolla blue with lower lip very dark velvety inside. Fl. gland. pub] Salvia sessile Dent - -- New Spain [Bush to 5ft. Fl. suggests S. splendens but larger v @ leaves ] Senecio falcifolius. [Bud. See BMJCP 784] Yucca elephantipes --- Ctr. America 12-24-31 Marseilles, Parc Borely Bot. Garden Chimonanthus fragrans - -- Jap. [Shoot, almost fllers now; thickly covered with fl buds, partly open suggestive pale purple blossoms. Petal yellow, tinged red at base] Phillyrea media L. [Lvs ovate-ord 1/2-3/4 in wide. See BMJCP593 v Cote]

Abelia floribunda Dene. -- Mex [Fs. small dense crowned with 5-linear ciliate lobes] calyx. Fr in groups at ends of brancher making fuzzy look] [See BM J CP 728] Arbutus Andrachne -- Med. [1244. Stout. Bark peeling in curling flakes. A heavy fl. very like A. andro. Cranija albena H.Don -- Brazil...Asclepiades [Vine with 2-valved, egg-shaped fs 4-5in long, conspicuous among the much smaller lo See BM J CP 608] Abelia cluniensis P. Bz . [Fs. like A. floribunda. Bark in heavy curly ridges, often cracked hor- izontally into sectioned rings. See BM J CP. 728. Eruca mediterranea [Dorving fl. Symplocarpus racemosa [Fs. red v crowds. See B.M. J CP. 722 for pos mistake in label.]

The Herbarium, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Surrey, England. Mr. Horwood "Concerns himself about plants from the Mediterranean" says Mrs. C.M. Kennedy. Señor v Señora Colom, Pº y Margall 33, Seiller are the friends of Mrs. Sweeney who Nov 2, 1932 took Mrs. C.M. Kennedy to see the Brianas Herbarium at the Colegio de los Hermanos de la Doctrina Cristiana. [R.B.K. went with Mrs. C.M.K. to visit herbarium Nov 2, 1932] Mandragora Bean's specimen is labeled Son Togores (a Insolino Togores) Son Sardina. Mrs. C.M.K. on Nov 4, 1932 writes "We drove down the Palma-Valldemossa to within 4 K of Palma v turned towards where the new water reservoirs --- There we found the Mill of Son Togores just beside it beyond it is the house of Son Togores. Standing in the gateway of the house & looking down the road straight in front of one, you see on the right hand a Cow house and on the left opposite the Cow house 3 Olive trees" -- the only mes visible but no mandragora. "There is a Brotherhood there so it is likely to be the right place. There are 2 other Son Togores.

"both nearer to Valldemossa but neither of them has a molino" Estret de Son Hallart is the local name of the Puig Gros-Verga gorge visited with Mrs. C.M.K June 8, 1932. Lucie car on the Valldemosa-Deya Rd at house marked on military maps Can Mado Pilla. Flora of Mallorca, Lucie Chodat, Geneva Punchat, Filon I, Geneva.

1-28-32 Coronilla juncea L. Kn II/III. Bas 148, Bon 90, Cote I 406. (See 9-49-26-30) Fl. blue spec. only in old pit between San Vida and Calvia Rd. St. not "compressible utricles" (Cote); pedicels as long as calyx; claws & petals enough longer than calyx to show light bit. lower vs upper petals. Lower lw. no ill (Cote) but no subtending fl. D 3-venise lfto. 1-28-32 Lathyrus (Lechrus DC. Kn II/125; Bas 144; Bon 88, Cote I 396 roof nts. Field near newst clay pit bet. San Vida & Calvia' Rd. St 9 in long. lws all unifol, veniles vs strongly de- current that base none reaches to face of the one below. Lw terminated by 1-3 tendicle. St pedicels none. 1-29-32 Anthyllis Cytisoides L. Kn II/8?, Bas III, Bon 99, Cote I 3/7 Fl. Back rd from Kenoza to Calvia Rd'. Stamens almost partly or quite diadelphous (As remembered this was observed 1930-31, but not put in notes). Young shoots from plant cut to ground have terminal lfts & lws 20x25 mm. i.e. longer vs much brooder than normal? specimens. 1-29-32 Anemone coronaria L. Kn I/480, Bes 8, Bon 5, Cote I 42 B&GCP 275. Fl (blue) Calvia Rd'. Stamens very dark blue.

599 1-31-32 Passerina velutina Pousk. Ku II 2123 PL43 = Thymelea - Meis. Bes 406 Fl. Arenal. Lvs. 10x5mm. velvety both sides, the several nerves showing only in trans section; tho firm but not coriaceous. Stipular lobe 4mm long, limb 3mm. 1-31-32 ? Fumaria aquaria Lagas Ku II 10 (Bar) Bon 14, Costa 16 & Flv unripe fs. Field set. Can Packella v Colden Rabasa. Dropped when all flo out about 2 in long, open Fls 15mm overall, the lower ones strongly red toward tip, those upper ones more nearly white except for dark tips of the inner petals. Bracts (suffused pink with white edges) as long as pedicels of fl but somewhat stiffer than pedicel. Unripe fs. Sepals (pink with white edges) acute, dentate at base especially on lower edge 4+mm long, narrower than ovella but as wide or wider than the enlarged end of pedicel in fl. Sepals persist on unripe fs when they are narrower than pedicels. In the open fl. the lower petal hangs down noticeably away from the two inner petals. Largest fs now 4+mm high x 3.5mm wide, slightly flattened with edges subtended by sepals, def. pointed at apex, more smooth. But note that lower petal is 1+mm at base v 3+ mm at tip, each wing being more than 1mm wide (this seems contrary to Cook & Ball) clff with F. officinalis of 2-2-32

1-31-32 Fumaria microantha Lag Kn II 10, Bar 567, BvH 3 3, Bv H II 33, Crate I 69 = F. deniflora Bon 14. Fl verni fl. With abnr. As desc. 2-25-31 but corolla 6-8 mm (usually 6) over- all. But note that lower petal is 1 mm at base and at tip with wings narrow (this is contrary to Crate, Bar v BvH II) The closely packed, short racemes v relatively large sepals ease to make ident. aure. cf with F. officinalis L. 2-2-32. 1-31-32 Lamium amplexicaule L. (see 9-18-30 v/ 1-22-31 9-4 -31) Fl v fl. With abnr. Note calyx v fl. as desc 9-4-31. (660) 1-31-32 / Papaver pinnatifidum Moris Kn II 5, Bar Bon 18, Crate I 61 Fl. With above. Lower lvs pinnate, upo per lvs pinnatifid like all Crate bottom part fill. Crate (more like Crate all of P. dubium). Stigmas 5 on dark blue def lobes def overlaps Anthers (pistals falling) yellow. Clazy tapers gradually to base as in St. Crate. (Could species? 2-14v 25-30 have been this?) Clazy glabrous. Filaments filiform. Petals scarlet dark at very base. 2-2-32 Fumaria officinalis L. Kn II 9, Bar 28, Bon 14, BvH 2 2. III 33, Crate I 68, # 4/18 Fl v vernifl fl (to conf with F.o) 1-31-32) Corolla 6-8mm. Lower petal ±1 mm at base and 1- 1.5 at tip, the wings being slightly wider than in

F. merantia 21-31 hit def. narrower than in ? F. agracia 21-31. 2-2-32 ? Cestrum nocturnum L. BMDCP.661 FLv2. Colle de Salud Gt with same species Infante & (nos nof hfr) studied 8-10-30 in frz. Plant trained against wall for support, glabrous thin glast. Lvs 4x1 1/2 in, oblong, orate acuto (not long tapering), rounded at basalicle base and distinct jectioles 1/2 in. 7 serricte, both sides of same smooth, yellowed green. Fls cerma-axillary & terminal fewicles. Calyx 4mm long with 5 alert triangular divisions. Corolla tubular, about 2 cm long x 1 cm wide at mouth; tube slender enlarging slightly at throat. Corolla greenish no fragrance (but in 1930 tenant & Infante & spoke of fragrance at night) corolla lobes 5, not reflexed, about 3mm high, edges somewhat inclined. Stamens 5, attached to tube, alt. with lobes, each filament with small tooth on inside just below point of attachment. Style1, reaching to mouth of corolla; stigma capitate. Ovary superior. Fr a white berry, rather along about 1 cm high, when ripe fleshy containing only 1 single brown seed, but unripe fr show every 2 celled with 2-4 (poss more) ovules in each cell on axile placenta. Corolla lobes valvate in bud. Calyx act. iculated with the alert pedicel.

2-4-32? Hippocrepis ciliata Willd (see 3-29 v 4-5-30) Fl. Col by Mrs King, place unknown. Diff from deae in that lfts sometimes to 17 and peduncle (in only spec in full fl) is longer than lf, ie lfs 3½ cm, peduncle 5½ cm others unseeable. 3-29-30. Fl looks like H. Seems only proc in Rev. [But see? H. balcarica Willd?] 31-32 3-5-32? Medicago hispida Læcnt f. ms. denticulata Ru II 74 for B = (varie) M. pentacycla DC. Bar 1/6 = M lappacea Dear Costa I 326, BVH 1/1 which parapo = M. lappacea Lam Bon 95. Fl v advanced & fr. Establi- ments on wall at para north of the "Beer 3-corners". Plant decumbent with its purplish, to skin, grooved on one side (making 2 edges) somewhat twisted. Stipules deeply cut. Lfts large; the terminal ones to 16x13 mm), glabrous, dentate abv middle, largest fr 8mm diam (not counting spines). Spines lobed 1.5-2.5 mm long ie rather longer than spine set. Fr spurred close wise in 4-5 coils which do not acum lax except in very young fr. Fle 3-7; fr peduncles always shorter than petiole lvs. Pedicels shorter than calyx tube. Calyx lobes somewhat larger than tube. Cordla wings longer than keel. Peduncles sometimes aristate, sometimes not. Daunglay Costa I 320: Cant be sure if "épine élonnées ou canaliculées à la base" tho the groove near edge & fr does seem to show on one side & base of spines and young pods seems "faisant saillie etc" rather than "restant dans le fond" etc. See 3-26-30 and 3-23/1

"B" Prt collected same place is similar but all green & puberulent. Too advanced fr others. 2-7-32 Erica multiflora L. Kn# 298, Bar 202, Cote II 5/12 Fl west of Cas Catala. Note: dif from desc. Coten that corolla is alintie (4mm) and calyx of diff loothian & corolla. Anthus cells hardly separated at tip! 2-7-32 Helianthemum Fumana Mill Kn# 308 = Fumana species fr vld Bar 51, Bon 86, Cote I 15/2 Fl west of Cas Catala. Dif from desc. Coten that branches puberulent on upper parts can hardly be called glandulos superiors not greatly alintie than those below. 2-7-32 Sinapis arvensis L. Kn# 24, Bar 27, Bon 21, Cote I 7/4 = Brassica Sinapis Visiani BvH 39 = B. arvensis Ktg A 7/28 Fl vnnige fr. Common in fields Porto-Pi- Portale. Podoglatrous. Fls bright yellow. Petals 1cm high vopen fls 10-13 mm diant. Nerves of valves not prominent (a.t.s.) but show on beak (Bon) 2-11-32 Erodium cicutarium L'Her (See 12-10-38) Fl vnnige fr. Bon dual, lunch on place. Iva very like it (Cote)

2-11-32 Lithospermum arvense L. Knth 306, Bar 322 Bar 222, Cote #589,4685. Flvuniciflra.Establimento on way to Son Gual. Whole plant covered with short stiff hairs upwardly appressed, even on outside Corolla. Corolla slightly longer than calyx, a prominent up- and down inwards bulge (pubescent) nearly obviating thwart. Corolla tube dark blueish downward with a transverse ring at very base (outsidein 2 fls exam- ined) sessile near base of tube. 600 A 2-11-32 Papaver pinnatifidum. Mario (See 1-31-32) Flvs young fr. Anthers very deep yellow. Bar Establimentos Son Gual, bred in Mr. Shetigarden Son Serra. 2-11-32 ? Salvia clandestina L. Bar 364, Cote II/102 Fl. Establimentos - Son Gual. Low smooth leaf or at least not v.tending towards shining or at least not the grey simply rugose like ["B"]. I Note this is just the opposite of dise. Bar 364 glabrous &t. glabrous at base, microscopically pubesulent above (lothsglabrous to the eye) v gland-pub.in inflo. Sts look like all Cote but rather less deeply cut and lowest lobes so. Corolla 15mm (base to tip of upper lip). Upper lip blue, con- pressed up perhaps "courbe en faux". Lower lip white- blue with blue lines. Calyx 8mm long. Verticelles giv compact effect - the lowest node now 7mm.

"B" 2-11-32 ?Salvia verbenacea L. Nutt 341 = S.verbenacea. Bar 364, Bor 200, BVH 357, Cate III 102, B.M.J.C.P. 689, A 708 Fl. with abrona nearby. Lvs dull &amp;amp;amp;amp;ampley-succae. with lacinose nerves both sides. St. elonggely hairy upto infl, also in infl gland pub as in A. Lvs much like the less deeply cut ones of "A". Corolla 11 mm (base to tip of upper lip) blue. Upper lip less compressed and less curved than in "A". Calyx 8mm long. Verticils distinctly separate - lowest node now 5 mm. upper lip & lower lips toothed as in "A" perhaps slightly more definitely. 2-11-32 Veronica hederacfolia L. (See 3-4-86) Fl v ady fr. Estalimentos - Son Aual. [???] 2-11-32 Erucastrum incanum Koch Nutt 17 = Hirschfieldia adpressa Muehl Bar 31, Bor 21 = Brassica adpressa Boro BVH 40 = Sisynsis incana L. Cate I 75 Fl v unripe fr. Estalimentos - Son Aual - San Pepita. (Perhaps Hamato just east of San Pepita). General look of Brassica nigra Koch (as seen in M.D.) (See BVH). Plant about 15 in high, with several stems spreading from base v those wth spreading branches. Lvs mostly at base; only a few very small, almost ovale

2-11-32 almost sessile near branches. Sts also more or less rough hairy, not "velutl-lanellate" (Cote). Flo. bright yellow, 8mm high in tuft at ends of elongatd infl. Pedicels infl about 3mm and slightly enlarged at apex (Bon), (inf?) hardly longer, thick. Largest fr. (a.t.s.) 28mm. [Note #428 D. nigra "pads 1.5-1.8cm long"] Beaks tapering v squarish with the glines mentioned by (Bar), about 1cm long, with umpea cell near its base (Now showing no enlarged ball effects in middle). Pedicels ascending, but pads appressed to axis, tho more less twisted & curld. (Bon) [9-25-34 Specimen of Sinapis arvensis (valves div 3-nerved) will fr. shoot v more nearly appeared than usual males. R.RK suspect the 2-11-32 plant may also have been S. arvensis] 2-17-32 Bridaceae Cult. Fl brought by Mrs King from garden in Bonaross. Thos v no scales on specimen. Specimen 3 in long consist of 2 spathes with 1f/1studs in the upper. Spatha 2 in light, top apex curving slightly forward in boat shape. Filaments form tube; anthers opp. the 3 div. of style. Style with 3 flattened (petaloid) but blunt divisions (no longer than stamens) conspicuously frinicate on upper edge. Breadth divisions horizontal the 3 outer somewhat larger. Fl 1/2 in (perlipomae) across, mottled binnial purple v white, the edges more nearly brown, and beautifully crisped & curled! Not found in M'G's nor B's hothus but suggestive of Ferraria Richs'

British Garden Flora p494 & 498. But variety has no tube, the divisions being separate forming a bowl at base and broadest in middle and acute at apex. Anthers brown-purple. Tips of style fringe yellow. × Or more likely this bed fls 1½ each sheath, since this bed has a sheath (now un- developed) of its own. 2-19-32 Sedum alfiissimum Poit. KnT 42, Bas 182, Bon 114, Cost II 118. Bud. Billerey. This is same plant dec. 2-14, 16-28 & 11-19-30. Three buds at end of hypan, not as well (Cost.) prob because so much ahead of season. Petals & stamens 5-7, Carpels 3-4. Filaments enlarged at base but absolutely globose. Petals pale greenish-yellowish some with reddish down back. 2-29-32 ? Adonis annua L var dentata Kochs. Kn I 496 = A. microcarpa DC. Bas 566 fl Génora. Carpels tro young for the class that Bas dec. (See 3-4-30 2-23-32 Sisymbrium erysimoides Desf. KnT 21, Bas 34 fl Avenay & Génora sheets. (See 3-14, 15-10-30) fl with S. Irío. Longest pedunc 3.8cm. Pedicle never more than 3mm. First young pods quickly horizontal & do not over- top fls as in S. Iris. Style broadest at tip (thus diff from 12-03)

601 On wall Celle Belser on way to Costa. 2-25-32? Parietaria officinalis L. Knt 422, Bar 254, Bar 414, Cate III 249 Fl. Terreno roadside. But note: Plant looks like ill (Cata) P. lusitanica L. Plant is in single diffusely branched. Looks ill Cata for P-t) never more than 13X11mm and mostly 10 or less mm wide. But stems stickier than "filiformes". Blossoms not markedly branched with about 5 flo. Perhaps this is the forma lucidiae Knt 422, [P. lusitanica L ident by Kew] Knt I 422, Bar 435, B#t Bar 284, Cate III 247 602 ? 2-26-32: Lathyrus Clymenum L. Knt II 122, Bar 149, Br, 88, Cate I 396 Fl. On wall? Mrs Nells land near west end. Only one plant seen. Three lower simple lor exstipulate, 2mm wide X 2.5-5cm long. Peduncles 1-fld (Bar), Calyx lobes obtuse than tube, not spreading. Corolla 2x2 cm. Standard a beautiful as Amazon and wings contrastingly by blue but style spatulate at tip, 2mm + broad, slightly thickened on edges at tip hence probably L. Clymenum L var. articulatus Gic. Knt II/13, Bar 144, Cate I 396. Style certainly not "ariste". Peduncles articulated well above middle with 1 small fract at this point, Lowest stipules are simple, upper ones branched. 2-26-32 Lathyrus Cicera L. Knt II 124, Bar 145, Brm 88, Cate I 397 Flowering young fs. Bet. Mrs Nells v Nueva cemetery fl with abns. Lowest tendrils simple v at base, upper ones branched. Style divided (1/2 turn) so that its

edge is nearest tip & leaf. 2-26-32 Euphorbia dendroides L. KnII 151, Bar 4/4 Bon 399, Cost# 241 Fl. Angewest of Mrs Nells (see 3-26 -30) [L. simplex DC. (ace to Kew-5-2-32)] 3-1-32? Linaria arvensis Desf var. micrantha Bg KnII 378 = L. micrantha Spreng Cost# 22 [Bar]. F-lyng sent by Mrs Kennedy from Cindiaix. Stem (as sent) 1⅞m high, 7 which upper terminal flowers well old pods, each outluded by bract extending at widest intervals to the compact shoot inflo at top. Largest lbs 18x4mm v pods 'subtimervied' Corolla no more than 4mm, with def blue lines (20x) to make it look dark blue to eye. Its tube is undstat base, 1+mm, xspur is only a conical tooth less than 1mm long (Vi. angularus me shape rather than as if Cote). The articulus winged seeds 1-1.5mm diam are tuberculate v one side. Calyx lobe gland-pub. but not ciliate. General effect is more like ill of L. arvensis Desf (Bon 234 & Cote than like ill of L. micranthia [Cote] but tuberculate seeds v tooth like spur seem to decide in favor of L. micrantha [L. arvensis Desf var simplex Chev.] KnII 378 = L. simplex DC. Bon 234, Cote# 22 ] 3-1-32? Melilotus italica Lambe KnI 98, Bar 1/2, Bon 76, Cote I 322. F-ly young fr. sent by Mrs Kennedy from Cindiaix. St stout, strongly ridged v sturged red. Plant found at Raxa. Perhaps cultivated.

31-32 red. Lfts vs 8x2.5 cm. Stipules small, lanceolate acuminate, the uppermost entire, those slightly inve[red] down somewhat toothed at base. Infls not as long as lvs. Spdms only very shorty & bluntly ovulate. Pedicels shorter than calyx tube. Calyx 5-ommeral; tube almost equal. Fl 8mm overall; standard slightly longer than wings & keel. In calyx or 5 nerves now easily visible. Young fr (n=0) 2.5mm long, strongly rugose on side, sessile. 602A- 3-1-32' Hymenocallis baccara Wolf Kn II 4, Bar 158 N.-decg. Fl very young fr. Sent by Mrs Kennedy from [illegible] Raxa St. 6 in long drooping as though it might have been hanging on cliff face; lower part has collected green but stiff & perhaps woody. Sts lose glaucous & look glandular but really suberulent (20x) with minute appressed hairs. Lfts usually 6 pairs. 8-13mm x 2-4mm, thic[ke]able. Stipules tiny, deciduous. Fl stems almost twice as long as lvs & defr[idged] & arched. Fls 6-7 in umbel. Fl 15mm overall, fra- grant. Corolla bright yellow, the standard with darker veins. 3-2-32 Stachys latifl. Kn II 340, Bar 366, Box 25 & Cat III 117 Bud Port-Pi cea frt. under frt.

3-2-32 Bartsia latifolia Guss. Kieff 396; Coste 48 = Enfragia - Hesse Bas 348; Bar 239 Fl. Port.-Pi. east side of fort. Note the 2 yellow raised spots observed 3-26 v 29-30. 3-2-32 Eclium calycinum Viv. Knff 310, Bas 323, Bar 228, Coste #592 Fl.v young fr. Port.-Pi (this is same as common in roadsides Tiren elsewhere) to find out following. Low hispid (almost prickly to touch) and look spotted in lighter color from the tubercular bases of hairs. Middle two leaves narrowed to base, but upper leaves are not - narrower at base but broader. 3-16-30 tend to be sub-erectate (Coste to the contrary). Lower flo often extra-axilar, calyx de-accrecent. Corolla light blue (but pink) 12 mm long. St. almost prickly. Corolla 3mm high. 3-2-32 Eclium calycinum Viv forma arenarium Knff 311 early. = E. arenarium Guss Bas 324, Coste I #592 Fl. Port.-Pi near fort on west side. Evidently the same as 4-18-30 & it's also covered with appressed stiff hairs some of which are tubercular based but look soft to eye and are soft to touch if rubbed upward not almost prickly as other species low not spotted in effect

3-2-32 spect. Two much smaller in than in & but similar in shape, the bracts [illegible] not def. different. Corolla dark purple 5-9 mm; too early to see if calyaceous? Lower flo perhaps extra axilar. But stamens def included. (But this contrary) and hairs not yellowish (Cote to the contrary). Root dark, flexible spindle shaped (Bar.) 3-2-32 Nicotiana glauca Graham Bar 332, Box 228 Cote II 617 Fl. Porto-Rl. Pods 1 cm long or rounded eckled. pedicles. Seeds about 2/4 mm. light brown, net-ridged, (03) [Identified by Kew 5-2-32. Specimen kept by Kew] 3-2-32 Orelis racea Ten Cote III 400, Box 310 Fl. Porto-Rio or flatwood? fortully 3 plants seen. Tubers entire & long, 2 cm long (in spec. studied, only 1 developed, the other shriveled) look hang at top (Perhaps fibers of old coat coating not now evident) & 3 1/2 in high above ground. Lower 4: Lower yella blades sheath ending in a fuse point at base flower two; lowest 4 4 5 x 16 mm. oblong, 1 fuse; 2 2/9 at same level 5 6 x 15 mm. (these 2 spreading) 3rd similar ascending; 4th narrower upright & semi-sheathing at to shortly above lowest fl. All these ho springing from about the same point, grayish green, shining, rather troughlike, the tips somewhat apron effect, the upper two gent at tip. Fls 4 crosed. Bracts purplish and pink about 5 merled but laticed nerves of green; on lowest bract the mid nerve alow green on out-

[Consulting desc. of O. papilionacea in Thompson's 'Flowering Plants of the Riviera': Pollen masses not "flaskish" but oliv- drop; spur oblong rather than conica? with thick blunt tip. no "scarlet" inf1. no def. "stripes." ] side. Beasts longer than vary, the lowest being short as long as flower. Ovaries twisted so that flowers stand at all angles. Spurs 7mmx thick, i.e. about 1/2 length of vary and thick (3mmx month) barely tapering to its blunt tip, lightish in color sur- fused with purplergreen with a definite darker line down the middle in front. Sepals dull greenish-purplish with 3 obscure veins; the lateral ones slightly rounded at base beneath and spreading into almost vertical plane, the tips slightly curved back. There lateral sepals are 11x4 mm. Sepals all rather blunt. Petals acumular in color, linear, narrow (1/2 mm), shorter than upper sepal with it (the free) forming a hood. Lip only slightly longer than caque, sub-orbicular 10-12mm diam but edges sometimes slightly cur- ulate. Lip slightly twisted or edge slightly droop- ing so as to give a long effect, not def narow at base. Lip is whitish at very base shading into a bright purple which at edges on underside is almost brown. The white part limits itself in a narrow V at base of lip with a purple line down the center of the V. The thich spur approaches the horizontal or vertical according to position of flower but always lies snugly in the hollow of the closing vary. Glands 2, sac1. Connective makes small equal sided rhomb between & above pollen sacs

3-2-32 pollen sacs and there is a definite sharp edged flange just above rac. lip not at all 3-lobed. If in Barcelo this must be O. papilionacea L. Bat 399, Bar +57, Bon 310, Cate III 399 but "sepal and connivent sepals of same dimension" nor does lip appear to be like it (Cote). If otherwise in Cateace O. zaccata Ten Cate III 400, Bon 310 the bron shows only a slight spotting & brown on lower side (could easily be attributed to disease). Spurs general effect more like O.z - all Bon 310 than like all ? O.p- Bon 310 (even though O.p. seems to have spreading wings. Dr. Arnold Deluultze has fine drawing of another specimen from Pato-Pi. 3-2-32 Plantago Lagopus L. Ku II 409; Bar 380; Bon 260, Cate III 148 Red Roadside Pato-Pi. This is Barcelo's "Fumaria singuis" as he are 1/2 in wide & 5 nerve, and lines. petioles to 10 1/2 in long. Distal st 34. hairs and axillary peduncles to a height of 3 1/2 in at ground. 3-2-32 Fumaria capreolata L. Ku II 8, Bar 23, Bon 14, Bv H 28, Cate I 68. Lower petal 11 mm at base and only .6 mm at lip (practically wingless) thus agreeing with Cate & Bon. Pedicle of the oldest flow strongly reflexed.

3-2-32 Evax pygmaea Pers in II 449, Bar 260, Bon 173 Coste II 327 Early fl. Porto-Pirretty fot. (see 2-11-31) As on 2-11-31 can not understand Coste distinction between "folies de l'involure" and "écailles de la circonfluence". Floral brs, oblong, obtuse, white-tomentose (except at base inside) 10 x 5 mm surround a group of several heads. Each head requires scales surrounding flo. These scales are oblong-spatulate 2+mm x 1/2 mm with an acuminate tip 1/2 mm [illegible] lupine, extcept greenish band on body scale. Tips begin to look yellowish and to bend inward. Note, scales glabrous (Coste says folies of involure "velus sur lados"), but also that 2 flovaulting scales are "multiscirales" (Bar) covering most of receptacle the 7 "en corto minero" (Bar) being only around at very tip of receptacle. Stigmae v tips of corollas covered. Young stems def. "papilleux". Acacia lofanta mld. see in I 54 3-2-32 ?? Albizia lophanta Benth. AMJCP 433 = Tree cult in yard on and at side of bet Corpo Mari v linea from junction. Has lob glacia. End of branch (as collected) extant, somewhat zig-zag, strongly ridged and rusty-tomentose. Low alt., some seem to have tiny lance-acuminate stipules but the young boat endy branch shows no signs of stipules.

3-2-32 stipules. Petioles (about 2 in long) and rachis tomentose like at Ridge Groovedown center; rachis not deep but dif and this with additional groove on upper side of petiole gives the same ridgy effect as at. About 1/4 distance above its base the petiole bears on upper surface a gland, ol long (3-5mm) and glabrat glabrous. Rachis iff + 5 in; if even fainter with 10 pairs of pinnae (4-5 in long) with 30+ pairs of lfts. Stalks of pinnae cloth about 4 mm, v atonely cylindrical, with often 1-2 small stipular appendages below lowest pair of lfts. Rachis of pinnae with def ridge down center; lfts sessile, 11 x 2,5mm, oblique (w. midrif) centers, oblong, obtuse almost glabrous (except the very young which are very rusty- tomentose) and with thickish costa as this persistent. Since being picked lfts have been closed as ma

3-2-32 Merendera filifolia Camb. KnI 366, Bar 431. Cote II 398 Lovely dry pod. Pots-Px Bulb not collected but the 1/2 in at below ground with black coverings Lvs 7 (possibly had been more) to 7.5cm x 1.5-2.3mm, dark green, shining, channeled above, curving down- ward and somewhat curling. Scape 4.5cm (Bar says quite a lot longer than lvs.) Pod 1 cm. high. Seeds globular about 1.5 mm., black, roughened with tiny thigae, apiculate tips. 3-5-32 Muscari Comosum KnI KnI 378, Bar 440, Bar 202, Cote II 337 Fl Bellves. 604 3-5-32?? Herniaria cinerea DC. KnI 463, Bar 180, Bar 109, Cote I/103 Bud. the floor of old church just in equal- by west & Ribas house on route from big farm to Queen 4-corners. Mat with branches 1-2 in long and as remembered closely applied to ground (compare fn 4: his suta, Bar & Cote). Hence and because there are some opp. lvs perhaps H. litorea L. But hairs at tips of petals not noticeably longer than others (See 3-17-30) Stamens 2, petals none (as far as can see atx.)

3-5-32 Pinus Pinea L. Kn I 370, Bar 429, Bon 378 Costa III 287, BMJ CP 83 Fr. Solitary tree bet. Son Muntaner & the Relais house. Note twigs from which buds have 3-6-33 (Ophrys lenthedinifera Willd. Kn I 403, Bar 460, Costa III 391 = O. grandiflora Tine Bon 3/2. Fl. Brought by Dr. Schultz from Belleva sent by Mrs. Kennedy from Audraix. All Bon very poor, all Costa excellent. Fl 2.5 x 2 cm. 605 3-8-32 Gagea Soleirolii F. Schultz Kn I 366, Bar 436 Costa III 3/2 Fl (early) Eaportalas. Lunchem placed not 1 1/2 k out from two terminus on road towards Valencia little path mt land side of road. Group with that seem many seedlings. Only 1 fl open. Bulbs 3mm long v less wide, set somewhat obliquely, def yellow in color with no sign of enveloping tunic. Basally 2, 11-18 cm long x 2.5 mm wide shortly above base (these bulbs do grow from point just above bulb whence their bases - light in color - were probably underground) Near base 2-3 at less near together, subtended by small- ary flst. and just possibly there is a bulb as desc. for G. foliosa RVS (Costa). St then naked unfolds much inwards top while shorter bul (but longer than in flu ind) subtend flo. These lf-acts sparsely long ciliate. Small Fl to 2/5 endemic, divisions of petals yellow inside, green outside until 3-5 floweremes

Exterior divisions with dark markings on edges very noticeable in bud. The one I flowers has 7 perfect divisions and ovary is stigma 4-lobed? Culturs to outside. Plants thought to be seedlings had 1 filament of only 10 30cm. 3-8-32 Veronica arvensis L. Flowering young &. At handloom place (pubescent) and field above lakea. Annual also 2-4cm, hairy via many spec hairs tending towards 2 lines. Lower lw of apper alt. never more than 5mm long, very distinct pedicel, upper ones sessile. Corolla 2mm high & only about 1/2 as long as the longest of the con- siderably unequal calyx lobes. Corolla white (ironed once bleached blue & 3mm high). Pedicels much shorter than 4p when flowering, but thought to become longer afterwards. Sepals olong with with the long spreading pubescence mostly gland -tipped. Style (2 & H) 1/2 mm long. Ovary glabrous on sides but def. almost hairy on edge. (These crossed out applied to a plant which may perhaps have been V. agrestis? (which only a part collected). Note Br#349 says corolla "or nearly white". 3-8-32 Lotus orithopodioides L. Kn#78, Bas#132, Rom 81, Cates #59 Fl Espolao-Valdemara & cordobae j dinida. Flos 3-4; 8mm long.

3-8-32 Allium triquetrum L. (see 3-19-30) Fl. Fopolas 35-33 Scrophularia aquatica var auriculata Kunth 370 = S. auriculata L. Bar 336, Cat # 7 old fl v young shoots. Eapoles in old shed with running water very shortly out of town on way to Vallelmoza. Wings ext are def. this narrow. Petioles winged & leaf shorter than lower nodes but not shorter than upper ones. Leaf often 2 branched making horseshoe just Capsules 5-6 mm high. Distal lobes the auriculate segments.

*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).

3-16-32 Brumia apuena L. Kn II 65 (sine P.-) vas Talavera Wilk. Bar 156, Cote 46, Bon 95, BVH/134, BMGP 365 Fl. Espolas-Establimento. Young too just beginning to show some branches. Float out 6mm high x 10 mm across. Many about branches at # 15 that and sharp at end but no real thorns. 3-11-32 (Ophrys) aphrogodes Millvar. atrata Big. Kn II 402 = O. aranifera Nudavar. atrata Rebb. Bez 459 = O. atrata Lindl Cote # 389 Fl brought by Dr Schultze from Bellos. 406 3-12-32? Lotus corniculatus L. Kn II 75, Bar 130, Cote I 361, Bon 81, BVH/20, G 511, BMGP 403 Fl. P.P track east of Can Pastilla. Seems only fews but general effect unlike L.C- at Elsin 1931. So decumbent 16/15- in with many branches almost regularly spaced along the 2 sides. Stems often fringed reddish, not quite glabrous. Lvs gray-green with a few apparent white hairs. Lfts obovate, the largest 11x9mm mostly rounded or slightly retuse at tip. stipules broad & off-like longer than the 5mm petioles. Peduncle almost 2 times as long as off. Fls 3 to usually 6. Calyx/only, deeath equal vs quick tube and not spreading as done fr L. uliginosus (Cote, Bar, BVH & ill #). Fl 15 mm over all. Introd corolla yellow, the standard with few brownish veins but later corolla turns

more or less to deep orange. fl. with L. edulis ?3-2-32 vl. ornithopodioides ?3-8-32 and L. creticus ?3-12-32. & flat top of fl. stalks fl. well more than 3 ft. 3-12-32 Anthemis arvensis L. Kn II 472, Bar 247, Bo 167 BoH 348, Cort# 345, A 846 Fl R Read & Can Pastilla. Scales of [illegible] receptacle exactly as will Corts. Scales subtend all disks fl out to edge (B) but are only as long as the fls (B says longer). Rays have style (BoH). Lvs have faint pleasant odor when crushed. Lvs (me jest.) 1/2-3/4 in long, finely cut, gray-green. It's decent stuff. This is 3rd plant seen 2-11-32 at luncheon place on 3-12-32? Medicago marina L. Kn II 90, Bar 117, Bo 94 Cort F 924 Fl Arneal (See ?? 11-22-30) This is evidently same plant as 11-22-30. Only item wrong in text is that the narrow wings are never longer than heel (Bart v Cort say longer) and sometimes (at least in seed ready stage) both are 1/2 mm shorter. Fls 7-8mm long. Standard 2-3mm longer than heel. Heads as will (Cort) 607 3-12-32 Passerina velutina Pourr Kn II 212 IV Pl XLIII. = Thymelea — Micro Bar 406 Fl D v & ReadQ. Fls hermaphro tiny cones } — unbricatel lvs These lvs are pro the croc (Bar). Plants seem to be polygamo-dioecus in that some bear fl with stamen v pistils (pistils not fertil) others flow with pistil only. Crolle & ? Fls 3 mm high, 9 others perhaps slightly glister. 21/4p. Obsf corolla, 5 latter almoster than the other two.

608 3-2-33 Hutchinsia procumbens Deur. Kn II 30, Bar 40, Box 33, Cote I 136 Flyfe. Can Pastilla by west wall (1) Flouthouse toward Arena and also around gatepost at (2) Villa Maria nearing Arena. Plant globose. 2 Flyfe. crim green vap rising ascending in part of blade || climb flat ground v darkgreen (poss reddish) in fall sun (2) Lssqually varied: lower ones usually about 5 parted in small true segments; which terminal is largest. Look similar to ill Cote ? H. petraea as to range? delicacy?) St. low often all similar, but after some many simple 5-20mm (inc. petiole); sometimes much as ill Cote ? H. procumbens Early inf? short; the st. lengthening to 5 in. Floiting (only slightly over 1mm) sepals upright oblong, obtuse (yellowish in ? ); petals white nolonger than sepals. Stamens 6, anthers yellow, as long as petals. Stigma accile. Pet 3mm high x 2 wide, thickied, blunt & retuse at apex, obtusoid, hardly wrinkled crosswise. Sep tum narrow. Seeds gello stout in each cell, in 2 rows, less than 1 mm long, songbseed. Cotyledons incumbent //o. P 609 3-13-33 Draba verna L. Kn II 31, Box 39, Cote I 116, O/H 44, A 422 = Erophila vulgaris DC. Bar 38. Flyfe in sands back shore at west end of Arena & in Arena on way to road thro Angeles. Sts 2-6 cm; head bro from 2-10 mm.

P610 3-12-32 Malconia arenaria DC Kn II 34, Cote B22 567 (Kn query if the plant so reported from Stega by Ware et al was not really M. parniflora DC for which see Cote I 83, Box 22) Flyz in sand back along at west end of Arenal with above. Slender, perpendiculer white top root to 5cm, enlarged at very top so carried as by two or branches now fallen. Due to it's rise from this point to 5 cm or less, the oldest ones bearing 1-2 short branches. Its mainly wide spreading on run decumbent at base. Sts lvs calyx x pods all softly star-welbed, pubescent. Stiffy-lvs simple, oblong, blunt at tip, narrowed at base, the st-lvs beside the basal lvs about petiolled, lvs thickish, mostly entire, some of lower ones with a few obscure teeth. Calyx 2 mm, or pedicel & same length, then purple tinged. [illegible] erect, almost equal at base, the exterior mes narrow-white margined at top, rounded at apex. Petals 1-2mm longer than sepals, square tipped, entire; light hinged purple or pinkish, growing much darker. Fls about 1cm X 1+ mm, rusty. Septurn has two narrow veins close together down middle similar to vein on edges. Coty- lcdons incumbent //0. 3-12-32? Helianthemum originifolium Pers. forme Serrae Kn#201, =H. Serrae Cant Box 50 (See ill Cote I, 149 & H. marifolium DC which prob =H. originfolium (Pers))

3/2-32 Pers. Feely bud areal well above. Tiny parabola alula with handles 2 in long very like ll (Cote) Stone rated rose with white hairs, no thickish, gray green coming out ? but with more less similar hairs on both faces, especially (where lasting longest) on edges or mid-rib beneath but finally glabrous. Sepals now reddish with similar hairs very obvious on edges. No style as yet developed. 3/2-32 Silene elisides l. /In ll 371, Bar 389, Box 262, Cote II/160 to fl or fr. By steps of Villa Maria west of Arenal. St Port as ell (Cote) Lvs in rosette, gray-green obovate or spatulate, rounded at tip, narrowed but not sometimes very des. parted at base. Underside smooth, glabrous with a few obscure lateral nerves. Lip far side with striking irreg roughnesses like algaes plain, the lower ones tipped white (20X) Largest of 5.5 x 2 cm overall Young sts gray green, finely tuberculate or tinged darker at the base. Fl buds too young to know color. T 611 [New identifies this as S. nocturna l] 3/2-32 Silene R B K th Septical. See 630 & 657 Fl Field just outside Arenal on rd to Los Angeles. Root tuber- der, perpendicular. St his high, now only developed but other ones starting decumbently from base. Plant grayish & pubescent throughout but no signs of glands or viscosity. St lvs linear

20-25 mm x 2-3 mm, acute, def ciliate at the joined bases. The two longest acutest nodes. Lower two similar but tending to be narrower & more spatulate. On Ha scrfwd 1-sided raceme at tip & at v apexps 10 more acut- asyracemesw developing later below. Bracts inf. similar to lo but shorter so as not to ovrhtp calyx (sometimes alighty). Pedicels slender 5-7 mm. Calyx 10 mm light, narrowed & not umbelic at base, with 10 green nerves, the space between thenerves & transparent. Teeth 2.5-3 mm, in elong- ted triangles, erecting (v.f.) (a.t.S.) usually purple edged and sometimes veined deep purple. Teeth el. iate or edged v tip. Corolla seems (filed w/when studied) as long or a little longer than calyx. Petls green in claw, red in the 2 lobed limb; 2 scale lobed greenish-white. Filaments glabrous. Fl seems sometimes to have only rudimentary petals. All dist fil now has subsesent carpelne 2 mm high & glabrous capsule 7mm ie. to reaching to tip of calyx. Seeds (unique) in thre, kidney shaped, 1.5 mm long, flat on sides, deeply grooved on back with thin ruffled wing-edges. Stamens not exserted. Shape seeds suggest S. bipelita Def or Sambigualeant Bar61 but included in S. sericea All forma antiqua Kut469 but relative size of carpels (may lengthen in maturity) is against this. See S. sericea All Cott I 178. See also S. cerastoides L.Bar 562, = S.-l forma coarctata Kut465. Bar's desc. of which seems quite possible as

3/12/32 as parasitgus. Field where grew was really maritime sand. In stand erect along st. (See 3) 3/26/32 v) 4/22/32 whole shot stalk to capsule parasitic on Bar #1572/152. Poss S.gallica L. or more likely S.decipiens Barcel. Ade 61. 6/12. [RB S.rubella L. See Resident] #639) 3-28-32 which RBX that same at #612] 3/12/32 Silene FL RR track bet Can Pchll & San Francisco (i.e east) & P.) Note that in one place land is really salt sand with Eriogonum maritimum, Duda Erihmodete etc but don't remember whether this found with them. Root slender as annual v white. Stude emergent at base & perhaps not completely erect, 10-12 in tall, dark green tinged reddish at nodes, pub erulent but not at all glandular or viscid. (No glands or viscosity on plant anywhere). Lower lvts with weak young branches in axils v upper lvts with beginning of branches. Lvs long-apiculate to broadly ob-lanceolate (middle those in crores) 4-6x1.5 cm long tapered to base, the lower ones somewhat narrower and long tapered to base, the upper ones shorter about 3-4x1 cm and almost straight sided not tapering to base. Lvs puberulent, ciliate at the joined bases. Lvs both edges ruffled (esp upper ones) and edges of upper lvts Infl (now) consists of 8 lobed at apex (suggesting unilateral decuspidescence) absent. Bracts like lvs but smaller. Pedicels about 1cm long. Calyx not umbellie, slender at base and (infl.) only slightly enlarged upward.

Calyx 1/2 mm long, erect. Teeth are 2mm. Calyx whitish green with brown nerves. Teeth concave, reddish, rounded at f. ciliata. Petals (withered) when studied) hardly longer than Calyx. Claw thin & transparent with 3 red nerves. Blade deep red, notched (not deeply so). Seales at throat pink- red with 2 oblong lobes fully 1 mm long. Filaments glabrous. Carpelule light pulverulent, (now) 4mm long. Pod (non) approaching cylindrical, 7mm long, glabrous. Linder 1mm, almost circular lid- ney shaped, thicker than A 3-12-32, sides some- what concave, dorsal groove shallow, edges thick & rounded with signs of minute cross veining so at long as internodes. Stamens not exerted. Upper bracts longer than the fl (the one fl opened) but stand erect along st. This evidently should be in Bar #145-152) which all carefully consid- ered if then perhaps S. sericea Allm & Volckar Wells is best guess - S. sericea Allf. forma ambigua Knuth I 469 zu S. sericea All. Cota I 178 3-12-32 ? Frankenia pulverulenta L. Knuth 189, Bar 59 Don 40, Cota I 165 to fl of fs. Can Pasella - Gueval obre or back road. A delicate vasill (Cota). Leaf 6 x 4mm distinctly "pulverulent" beneath. Side of fl often somewhat droopy, the edge not strictly revolute (See 3-30-32)

3-12-32 ? Scleropoa rigida Gris Kt I/3/12, Bas503 Box 364, Costa III-624 = Poa — L. Bsx# 679 I-F. Road back of Can Pastilla but frequently seen in Majorca. Ident almost certain. The very short branches often have only 2 spikelets: one terminal, the other near very base but in the cases bears as many as 5—probably sessile spikelets. Lemmas & 5-nerved, 2mm long. See Withill Tet CLYII) Deomageria balearica which Kt I/3/14 says "certainement proche du Scleropoa rigida" Also to ?end. Lvs hardly "rude" 619 3-12-32 Cerastium Fls Fz. Can Pastilla-Grenal. Possibly with Draba vernal x Maleociza arenaria but not sure. 5to 7cm high. Plant def hairy with a spreading base, not at all glandular or viscosous. Lowest lvs close together forming almost a rosette. The very lowest spikelet measuring to petiolate base, the higher ones at one oblong oval sessile 3-5 x2mm. Lvs thickish but tender. Illacuse lateral nervs seem to run from base to apex, or at lvs v bracts showing def tendency to curve //to edge of lf. Bracts blue lvs but smaller not long enough full. Fls few, the lowest on pedicel 2.5mm, reflexed (in r), Calyx almost 4mm long, hairy but hairs not long enough to cover the sharp serrated tips of sepals. Inside edges of sepals also shining white & lvsire. Sepals faintly 1-3-nerved lvs view from inside my med pressure: Petals about ½ length of sepal, narrow, jointed-

jagged at top. Stamens at out as long as petals. Neither petals nor filament ciliate. Perhaps stamens only 5 lobes, no more found. Capsule opening with 10 small to straight soft teeth hardly (perhaps not at all) exceeding calyx. Seeds yellowish, about 4/0 mm, roughened. Consider forms of C. illyricum Ard (= C. pallosum Sibth.) Cote I 217; or prob these being a form of C. semidecandrum L. (see #614) 614 3-12-32 Cerastium Fl & fr. Can Pastilla-Crevel shore below road. prob olive. Many sts from base spreading decumbent, reddish. Looks similar to #613, internodes much longer than #613, hairs on plant gland-tipped. Some infl well developed; cymes upper bracts are scarious tipped (possibly #613 would have been similar if further developed) Calyx 4-5 mm long. Capsule when ripe 5+ mm long, slightly curved. Pelioels arcling slightly but not strongly deflexed. Seeds as in #613. Stamens prob 5. Fruiting pedicels at twice as long as calyx. See C. semidecandrum but Cote I 217, #383 Bot #74 & ET 84, Ron 52, inc. in Ku C. varians Crost & Kern forma semidecandrum Ku I#55 615 3-12-32 Cerastium Fl & fr on same walk as above. Prob same as #614 but more compact in infl and internodes usually no longer than 2/0.

616 3-12-32 ? Alsine tenuifolia Crantz. No I 450, Box 67, [illegible], Crantz 202 = Arenaria - L. Bohy 11, Box 49 FL Can Pastella. Arenal pres. with Drake v Micromeria ident. seems as sure as pass without flz. Delicate plants 3-4 cm high with 4-6 branches spreading from near base, clothed into retaceous look but weak often spread- ing somewhat longer than internodes, those at apex being more erect with the infl. buds making effect of a little tuft. Plant glabrous except for very rare gland-tipped hairs on infl. Lvs 5-10 mm long, 1mm at very base but less than half as wide above very acuminate at tip. At base upper lvs can see 3 or the nerve (Boh) and pres. the other 2. Pedicels filiform 3mm; calyx 4mm, sepals narrow, narrowly scarious on margins, 3-nerve & very sharp pointed. No petals found. Developed stamens few. Styles 3. 617 Arenaria Fl v numerous flz. Can Pastella-Arenal pres with Drake v Mi- cromeria. Potentillaea, annual. Lvs 3-5cm with several spreading branches at or near base. St. often purplish covered with very short white downward point- ing hairs, lfy from base to tip. Lower thol (mounting) flz not petalled, the rest sessile and longer than internodes. Lvs distinctly ovate 3x2mm, with short

Stiff hairs on both sides and on edges giving a def. ciliate effect; edges v underneath often purplish. Midnerve only distinct but there are faint 2 (perhaps 4) lateral nerves. Skin or under side? If rather loose v inclined to peel off and is easily removed. Infla small (x3) terminal cyme with hairs slightly glandular. Pedicels 1.5-2mm. Calyx 3mm. Sepals narrow, acute, 3-nerved, scarioso only on inner margins. Developed stamens less than 10. Petals present, white, less than 1/2 length of sepals. Styles 3. Have considered all poss. in Ku v Bar. Best guess is that it is a form of A. terphyllifolia. Another Q. trineris L. was just found but its general look is not at all liked. Trineris v the unique ovules show no appendage at hilum (BvH 72). Shape of plant & erect flower suggests rather like ill. of Aldrine lanceolata MvR. Note I 201 #6/18 3-12-32 ? Eupatorium faeplum L. forme peploidis = F. peploidis Korean. Fl. Annual in salt-sandfield behind soldiers quarters. Tiny reddish plant, prostrate with branches from base to 5 cm long. Lvs 5-6 x about 4mm. Capsule seed as desc but seed 1mm long. If this is F. peploidis perhaps none of others found hitherto has been.

#619 3-12-32? Adonis annual. vardenata twb to I 4% =A. microcarpa D.C. Bas 566. Flv advncd &fz.(See 3-4-36 and 2-23-32) Carpels shaped like none gillus. Crate I 33-4. hr rather 3-12-32 Ephedra fragilis Desf. tu I 2% , Bas 431 of &fz. Around west end not more than 6 ft above sea level. 3-12-32 (Calyptostenthrinifera Willd(See 3-6-32) Fl mi sand just back of beach west of Arena? 620 3-13-32 Sagesa Soleiroli F. Schutzze (See 3-8-32) Fl.Ctl. by Lady Harvey in Bellver. 621 3-13-32 Calyptostenthrinifera Willd(See 3-6-32) Fl. Ctl.by Lady Harvey in Bellver. S tu with 1 abnormal fl only at apex. Fl I cm high. Upper sepal v the 2 petala normal. Lateral sepals lacking; lip lacking its place taken by membes just like upper sepals &fz. Stk. Stamens 2: one in normal position under upper sepal and the second opposite in or exactly similar positon under the member which takes place of lip. Fl thus symmetrical & 4 perfect parts v 2 stamens.

3-17-32 Helxine Soleirolii Reg. BM[?]CP 341 = H.- Laudick in Frey RM I 423 = Parietaria - Spreng Bas. 425; Costa # 346 FL or sent by Mrs. Kennedy from Cudrith St. Lucia or H (which has rudimentary pich) agree exactly with deac. BM[?]CP. [Collected at Las Barias] 3-17-32 Delhania lutea Morris(?) RM # 304 = L.- D. Bas 321, Bon 231 Costa II 586 FL (early) sent by Mrs. Kennedy from Caladeguas, Andraitz 3-18-32 Scrofularia peregrinal L/ RM # 369 / Bas 335 Bon 231, Costa ## 5 FL Terreno just outside gate of Belleves. Note at. axillary gland - pubiscent throughout (Costa says "glabe" 3-18-32 Emex spinosa Campd. RM I 431, Bas 403 FLv adv. fr. Belleves east ggate (See 2-24-30) Lvs in middleg at 11x8 cm, annallator v parb. larger below. Duashape might be confused with Beta maritimum (Costa ## 580) or Chenopodium Bonus-Henricus! Costa II 754), gray green v thickish. Petioles with distinct veins: 1 on each edge, 1 down face v 5 down back = 8 in all. & in group of 3-5 mm. sessile in axils of lvs. From their midst rise 1-2 rather short pedicels ½-1½ cm high bearing at this type a group of flowers on short slender pedicels

3-18-32 pedicels (Note in one case a sessile ? fl found also at tip of peduncle) on ? fles per divotat mens 4-6. Anther cells attached part way at base but separate at top thus V. ? fl with 5 car joined, the outer with sharply out curved points in fr, the inner smaller unarmed convention to p sacchene. Styles 3 with frumpy stigmas. Achene 3 angled, not easily detachable from pericarp? ast matures. 3-18-32 Helianthemum laevipes Pers Kit II 204= Fumana — Speck Bas 51, Bon 36, Cote I 157 Bud Bellver westward from gate. Fine specimen to know elsez. Lower old sts 2-3mm long in fauces. Lvs or young (flowering) sts to 8mm long with fascicle of simple hairs in axils. Plant glaucous, glabrous except near tip, where white spreading hairs similar to those on edges of bracts over veins of sepals. Some of these hairs gland-tipped. Bracts ovate-lanceolate their broad bases contracting with the lines almost cylindrical lvs. Oracles 6. 3-18-32 (A) Helianthemum glutinosum Pers Kit II 205= Fumana viscida Speck Bas 51, Bon 36, Cote I 151 Early fl. Bellver north wall. No lvs pubescent so perhaps var. thymifolia or subs. Bas 51. Stiff much more def put than above with the hairs shorter and not in ciliate effect. Bracts narrow triangles not broad based as in above. Oracles 6. Lvs all opp.

3-18-32 Nelanthemum Furnana Mill Kn#203- Furnana Spacilii Jr v del Bar 51, Bon 36, Costa I152. Fl. Belleva. To find the 2 Abrs. Ovules 10. 3-18-32 ? Valerianella Morisonii DC sous-especie microcarpa Kn#433: V.microcarpa Lois Bar 229, Bon 176, Costa #268 FLV young (notbastunipes) fs. Belleva. This seems to be same species as 3-14 v 36 v 30- -30 taken this on string of Barcelo and Bonies to be V. fruncata DC. Scaleos 30'30"B

3-18-32 Valerianella coronata X. aupopdiscoidea Rouy forme multidentata Nutt 434 = V. discoidea Lois. Bor 231 Costa II 269 F & Bellevre. Of with above. Plant 1/2 cm high darker v grayer than above. Locally common. See 3-17 & 30-30. 3-18-32 [illegible] Hippocrepis ciliata Willd. Nutt II 113, Bor 150; Bor 91; See H. multisquamosa L. Costa I 410. F & Bellevre. Tiny annual to 7 cm (Not at all like H.) 3-29-30, 2-4 v 5-1-32. Fls on t low 4-5 x 1-1/2 mm. Stemsle shorter than fl. Fls in umbil of 3. Corolla rather lemonade yellow, 5mm from tip to tips. 621 A 3-18-32 Alchemilla tenuifolia Crantz (see 3-12-32) F & v adv. fe. Along path west side Bellevre. Of with 3/2-32 tho apts. striae v stiffer, v loo former v little shorter than internodes. Sepals well open in fl; petals none, etc. meno 5-6. Fruiting pedicels spreading-accurding 3-7 mm long. Oldest capsules almost as long as sepals ie 4mm. Calyx gland-feut. 621 B destroyed. 3-19-32 Ophrys apifera Mill var strata Bigg Nutt I 402 = O. aranifera Willd var strata Rehb Bor 457 = O. strata Lindb Costa II 389 F & Bellevre. Much less com- mon than O. bombylifera with which carefully com- pared.

3-19-32 Ophrys tombyliflora Link. Ku I 406, Bar 461, Bon 312, Cate III 390 Fl Bellver very common. 3-19-32 Ophrys Bertoloni Moret. Ku I 403, Bar 460, Bon 312, Cate III 390 Fl Bellver. 3-19-32 Serapias linguual. Ku I 411, Bar 455, Bon 309, Cate III 386. Fl. Bellver carefully studied with help of Cate 3-19-32 Ophrys speculum Lb. Ku I 407, Bar 461, Cate III 390 Fl. Bellver common. 3-19-32 Diploaxis viminea DC. Ku II 18, Bar 31, Bon 22, Cate I 80 Fl v adv. fr. Bellver. Fl 4 mm high, pedicels 2mm. but same great variation in relative length of fr & pedicels as noted 3-2-31. Pedicels with a few downal curved short hairs. The many spreading also 8+in exceeding the fl by 6+in. 3-19-32 Festuca genucilata Willd var tennis Ku I 526 = Vulpia tennis Parl. Bar 507 = Loretia tennis Willk, Willk Ill 127 t at LXXVII. Bud Bellver. Very delicate plant; 1 in tall, spikes to 2. Evidently same as 3-19 v 36-80 and like it Willk.

3-23-32 Stachys arvensis L. Ku II 339, Bar 867, Bon 2513, BV4 368, A 701, Costa III 118 Fl. Las Bases (Underlit) 3-23-32 Hippocrepis unisiliquosa L. Ku II 119, Bar 150, Bon 91, Costa I 410 Fl. las Bases. (See 3-26-30) Fls paler yellow than H. ciliata Willd., 6+mm long. 3-23-32 Salicornia fruticosa L. Ku I 441, Bar 318, Bon 270, Costa III 190 ldd fruiting stems. Underlitx Puerto. Canities def 3 parted (Costa) 622 3-23-32 Helleborus foetidus trifolius Mill var lividus Ku. Ku I 477 me in H. lividus Grt. Bar 16, Costa I 46 Fl. Las Bases. Purple tint under, low is only faint & occasional, not "fina marque" (Ku) Spines on lower lvs less prominent than on upper lvs with white esp. definitely so in lvs of young plants. This leads R.B.H. to think this is the "begonia" noted for this very sport by Ivan Lake in "Majorca" by Henry C. Shelley Chap XIII p 246 & mentioned elsewhere as in The Balearics & their Peoples by Frederick Chamber- lain p97. 3-23-32 Scutellaria balearica Baro (See 6-5-32) No fls f2. [Identified by lvs like those 26-3-32]

623. 3-23-32 Hipsocrepia blearica Willd Kn#114 = H— jaeg Bas150 Fl. Las Bases. 624 3-23-32 Helichrysum lamarellii Camb Kn# 460, Bas 257 Early fl. las Bases. 625 3-23-32 Helxine Soleirolii Reg BMGCP 241 = H.—Handed in Freys KnI 423 = Paristaria—Spreng Bas 425, CateIII 246 Fl d'v♀ Las Bases (see 3-17-82) Offlo bear very variation well developed (perhaps perfect) ♀ flowers stamens; the 3-lobed exterior which looks like perianth is for the involute (BMGCP) and is what Cate describes as perianth. The true perianth being an membranous 4-lobed tube inside [4-1-82 L.W.K. sends specimen collected in garden at Alzibia (between Palma &oller.)] 3-23-32 Clypeola yonthiaspi L. Kn# 31, Bas 38, Don 29 CateI/14 Fl v fr. Las Bases. Nails almost very curled tightly fls(20x) on st. low calyx. Centers of ped papillate. Gynopse seed nss 1.5 mm so it must occupy more than Cato says (Cate any f r 4mm diam v seed oc- cupying à peine le quart de la loge) Seed pendant from apex

3-23-32 Hutchinsia procumbens Dce (See 3/12-32) Flv fr Lav Basse. 636 [Kew tells us this is Cryophyton nodiflorum N.E.BI. = Mesembryanthemum L. Kn II 447, Boe 186, Boe 3-23-32 1/2, Crd I/22 ? Aizoaceae. Flv adv fr Salv et Andr& Puerto. Hert with taproot small enough to suggest annual. Many stems (about 6 in long from base) give very brushy effect to well developed plants. Plant glabrous, grey-green, freely covered (in some lights glistening) with white hairs suggesting some Mesembri- anthemum. Lvs opp, oblong, entire, sessile, partly classing, [illegible] very blunt at apex. Only mid- nerve shows plainly but but there seem to be a few obscure lateral nerves. Largest lvs in middle at 4 x 10 mm and perhaps slightly wider at base. On some stems a few flower lvs alt, slight- ly narrowing towards base edges slightly de-current or so. Stipules none. Flo sessile on axils of the bifurcating branches. Calyx tube thick short (ie 2-3mm) & perhaps united with ovary at base. Calyx lobes 5-equal, narrow lanceolate, about 7-10 mm long, blistery scurfy outside like lvs. white v smooth inside, not occurrso on edge thick (like lvs) and perhaps a trifle thickened v hooded at tip but not conspicuously so. Petals none. Ovary almost if not quite free, same texture as calyx, as how as highly distinctly 5-lobed, with 5 sessile linear stigmas (1-2

mm long at first erect, later spreading star-wise alt with lobes ofvary. Base & calyx lined with a def ring which bears the stamens. Stamens 10 in groups alt with lobes of calyx x lobes ofvary (groups usually 2 but sometimes there are 3 in one group & 1 in another Anthers yellow attached just above base. Stamens come to height at time as is less than half of calyx lobes! Calyx crescent in fr. (largest has 20mm) Older fr now 8 x 7mm, the lobes be- coming more pronounced, making 5 radi- cating flanges on the top (remains flat) stigma & filaments still present. Capsule completely 5-celled. Each cell with many ovules [some on long stalks] on a thickish axial placentrae. Ovules rate, slightly flattened with a stalk attached slightly above base on one edge. Ovules show signs of concentric ridges, not found in any books at hand. See Jp 377 for desc of Artoaceae [New later sees this #626 v #688] 5-29-32 together v persists in calling both Remembers anthemum modiflorum Lace to Mrs. K]

3-23-32 petals broadened v ciliate at base. Petals more stamens 8, style very short. Habit as ill BWH S&II Calyx glabrous & sometimes as long as the opened capsule. Line of hairs distinct on st. B. Plant 4cm high. Large fl. 3x2mm with petiole 1.5mm wide. 627 3-23-32 Arenaria FL Las Basseos. Gamenos #319j 3-12-32 3-25-32 Draba verna L. (See 3-12-32) FL &cfe. Las Basses 628 Kpt by Kew 3-23-32 Silene [S. sericea, all acc to Kew] FL v young fr. Las Basseos. I spec only found in 2g penios. Root slender unisignificant. St slender decumbent at base. This part 3-4in long & half scars. Then dveral slender branches rising from near same point, to 8in long. Lowest les (near point of branch- ing real (about 2x1cm), or broad petiole (c1.5-2 mm broad) v about 1cm long. Upper tws increasingly lanceolate v tapering indistinguishably into petiole, till uppermost almost linear but always tapering annexiult to base. Plant gray-green. St puberulent with short downward curved hairs; lower flowers hairs v petioles def. ciliate at base. Calyx feuberulent v etc looks might be called ciliate. No signors?}

variety anywhere. Sts branches irregularly 1/2 as few. Infl. thus: Lowest fl [now young fr] has pedicel 3-4 mm x calyx 13mm. Calyx before fl opens slender, umbelled at base, enlarging slightly upwards, 12-13 mm long. later it enlarged justificat top and closes sticking veining of 1/8 green anastomosing veins on whitish ground. Teeth 3mm long. Petals red (pale pink when fresh) 2-cleft, claws a little longer than calyx, perhaps would be called cuneated. (Petals seem joined together at tissue but this may be only because withering) Seale white, 2-lobed. Stamens come just to that of style, broadly before fl. An cleat 1/2. Carophore is thick, deeely grooved, pubescent, 9mm long; capsule ovate 7mm long, the calyx contracting over it. Semiflora seeds kidney-shaped 1.5x1+mm now rather deeply grooved midge v flat on sides but too young to have definite. 3-29-32 629 Silene Flvrs Andrax Palto. Prob same as # 612 D 3-12-32 RR teach bet Can Pastilla & San Francisco I Kew identifies this as S. rubella L.

3-23-32 Scleria coerules Ord. forma insularis Kn I 304. See S. coerules Ord. Bas 485, Bm 351, BWH 564 Cote II 48. Fl. Brd at or near Las Barras. Lower leaf 8 cm long, slightly overlapping culm, 2-3mm wide. Drift 2cm high x 6mm thick. All 5 nerves flumma burned, the awn of mid nerve now 2 mm and almost twice as long as the other 4. So this is not like ill (Cote) nor like spee. & 5-29-31. 3-23-32 Taraxacum laevigatum DC Bas 284, BWH 274-mc in T. Officinale Webb Kn II 530 & pers D = T. laevigatum Desf. Cate II 428 Fl Las Barras. Lvs only 5 x 1 cm mc petiole v deeply v regularly pinnatipartite with segs pointing downwards -> 3-23-32 Taraxacum oboratum DC. Bas 284, Bm 186, Cote II 429 = T. Officinale web var oboratum Kn II 581 Fl Las Barras near above Lvs 5 x 2 1/2 cm, entire to below middle v then with few teeth. & leaf entirely unlike above (See 3-30-30) 3-23-32 Senecio lucida Camb. Kn II ex Bas 106 Fl Las Barras (See 34 v 36-30 and 3-2-31) 3-23-32 Sibthorpia oleacea Knoch Kn II 371 (nst = S. africana (?) Bas 345) to Hw fl Las Barras.

3-23-32 Paeonia Corallina Rely forma leiocarpa Ku I 474 = P.—Rely var Cambessedii Willk. Bar 81 = P. Cambessedii Willk. Ill Pl X. VII. Bus, Las Bassas. (See P. Corallina Rely Costa I 55, Box 11) 3-23-32 Lepidium Draba L. Ku II/3, Bar 42, Box 33, B+N 48 Costa I 139, B 426 Fl. Andraitx Puerto. 3-26-32 Aracampsis pyramidalis Ku I 414 = Aceras — Rehb Bar #56 = Urelios — I Box 311, Box 461, Costa III 403 Col. by Mrs. Kennedy Camp de Mar. Port of Andraitx. Agree in all respects with desc. Will Coll. except that flowers not white, only faintly suffused pink (Mrs. K says all she has found are of this color) stamen lilac, pollen blue dust. 629 A 3-25-32 Romulea Fl. From Mrs. Kennedy Andraitx. [In 1932 New ident. as R. ramiflora Ten all the specimens submitted by E.W.K. from Andraitx and Valdemora, dates of which unknown to P.B.A. Anyway #629A is not R. parviflora See =632? 3-30-32]

3-26-32 Campanula crenua L. Kn II 442, Bes 297. Bon 200 = C. F — L. Crate II. 496 And v campestr. Bomanza. 3-26-32 Draba verna L. (see 3-20 73-32) Bare remains fruiting etc, pods all opened with septum remaining; low bolly nuttall. Many specimens on road from bridge across torrents up towards Bomanza. Plants about 1 in high. 630 [New identifie this S. apetala willd] 3-26-32 Silene Fl v young fr. Road sides Terreno and near Draba. {Lilae #61} {Not like #61 if Reus is right in calling 3-12-32 611 S. nocturna L.} 631 [R. ramiflora Ten. see 3-25-32] 3-27-32 Romulea ramiflora J. Britten (see 3-7-32) Fl. Dustly Mrs Kennedy from Andrair x 1906; the lowest 74 inches, grooved in top & flattened laterally so Abnormal in cross section, the edges of the groove be- ing closed. Besides this 4 other grooves also plainly in cross section. 6 fl-stem is due from top of bulb, three part flowering now curving strongly downwa. 3-28-32 Arum italicum Mill Kn I 354, Bes 469, Bon 317 Cate # 433, BM GCP 134 Fl. Terreno in ditch & field opp Ago Dolga. Like will Cate but tho much abot fl.

3-28-32? Matthiola xicuspidaia R.Br. Kn # 96 (Bas) Bon 29, Cote I 85. Flvahr fs. Same field as above but nearer shore. Oldest fs 6cm long, zone what compressed (Bon v Cote say not), sessile or pedicels 1mm, staley pubescent, def 3 toothed tip (all Bon v Cote) the outer teeth being somewhat up on edge, the middle tooth much shorter & 2-lobed & at base of lobes bearing on each side a small but def out-standing tooth. Partition thick. Seeds show no sign giving 100 grays with stylicus, oblong 10x2 cm, rather deeply crenate lobed (gener def & rather like Cote III) M. annuata if this were more irregularly lobed.) to glauces fs. Fls bruma aervos, pale lilac. [Zen 5-29-32. 3-28-32? Medicago littoralis Rhode Kn II 91, Ber 119, Boots I 337, = M. - Lord Bon 75 Flv near sp fs. Rd way near above. The counterclockwise spiral of vines fast in #299 - 301 Barcelo'. And since fr which looks full raised this spike is no more than 5mm this seems def idnt. Pel 5-12 mm sometimes short thauls. Same found at Pts-Pi 3-28-30.

632 3-30-32 Romulea Fl. Vadiv. fr. Porto-Ric west 8 foot near first house (where gircedogs) Bulb 7mm v with light brown venice. like (3-7-32) Stvolumine (3-9-32), the lv being slenter v narrower than (3-27-32), lv being 7-10 cm long & 1mm largest crosdimension, grooves as in (3-27-32). St. be- longround 15-20mm long and 2 or less mm thick. Scapes 1 or 2 each bearing 1 fl. Scape 5-25mm high. Fl 7-8mm ligb, white with purple veins, the 3 outside divisions tinged yellowish green with definite purple veindown ceter, throat greenish white (certainly not def yellow). Stamens about 1/2 as higb as periantb, only slightly longer than style; filament glabrous. Stigma deeply 2-divided (probably lobed) Perianth divisions hardly acute. Spathe valves 7 mm, the lower many veined. Scerons on margin inward the acute tip, the upper valve thin serions (iz almost) except for a few veins down center, obfuse v when fl open looking broad v purely, as if seen if looks less & fuse & alows alint yellow each small tip. Pod now 6mm long is only slightly acute than spathe. Fr. Scapes recurved but not forming half circles as in 3-27-32. Romulea panicflora J.Britton Kn I 393, BOH 468 = R. Columnae S.V.M. Qte III 364, Bon. 304 = Tricorema Columnae Rebb Ber 449 Ident by Kew as R. Columnae Sibet Maus.

3-30-32 ? Ononis Ornithopodioides L. Kn II 6. Bar 110 = O or — L. Cote I 313 Fl Sent by Duro timed from Valdemosa. Ident as sure as poss without fr. Plant herbaceous, 6 in high (prod not full grown) much branched from base, all 3-foliolate, the middle leaf on petiolule 5-8mm long, the middle leaf 1cm long vapp. my oreticularis in lower lob, 15 x 0 mm on upper lob. Pet. all shorter than lo, many 2-fles still (Cote), art- culated at apex. Calyx tube 1-15mm, the actaceous 3-nerved lobes about 7mm. Corolla shortly slightly shorter than lobes. Ournm peduncle not more than 2 mm (see ill Cote). In middle just petioles 22 mm; stipules 8 mm or less. Stipules hardly "entire" (Cote) but not def. dentate while plant except with a sticky with gland-pubescence. 3-30-32 Malva parviflora L. Kn II/181, Bar 76, Bon 55, Cote I 237 Fl v. var. murex (murex) Porto Rio on wall leading from ham and up onto bank of probably 2 ft high, almost glabrous, lower upper ones softly pubescent with longish hairs either single or several from one base but effected not at key. Petioles rough to eye; basal lobes upper side. Loo on long wide spreading petioles. Corolla 3mm ling (looked very small when free but not measured) and just somewhat shorter than calyx. Staminal tube glabrous (Bon). Calyx def. ascendent but not yet acerosus nor red. Largest

3-30-32 largest fl. now 7mm diam. v Carpels begin to show transverse ridges. One 2+mm. diam. v flattened. 3-30-32 Scorpisurus subtilissus L. same sulcata Kn Kn II 109 = S. sulcata L Bar 574, Bm 96 = S. sulcatus L. Cote I 403 Fl young fl. Port-Pi along rid from port to fort. //inligle prodrect. Diff from Scorpisurus J 4-20-30 in two 4x3½ in overall, stipules (13mm long) attached only on lower ⅓ and always much too far apart to overlap. Lo w/2 lateral nerves evident (the not conspicuous), sparsely but not at all silby except ridges. Peduncle of fl. shorter than lo two feet, fl longer than lo. Ped ther 2-(usually)x fl (with same bract as disc 4-20-30) Calyp about 5mm long j which tube 3 mm. Two sinuses rounded. Fl 8-10mm long. Young fl cerving as ill(Cote) with strong tubercles back only. Locest grounded at tips (Bm) the others of face. (But see Scorpisurus J 4-4-32) 3-30-32 Scorpisurus subtilissus L. Kn II 109, Bar 147 Bm 96 = S. subtilissus L Cote I 403. This is idently same as 4-20-30 with ato fl on ground, singled by the overlapping stipules, lo small flexenely arbitrary (the ped) fl not longer than fl. Lo loke dilby to eye but (2x) not greatly dif from aton, no does Calyp show difference. Fl too young to show mature clear but very like fl of Barde

stageinabove. Flowery young frs. Porto-Px 638 3-30-32 Iris Disynclinium L. Kn I 395, Coste II 366 = Synandria — L. Bes 447 Fl. Ptos-Px. This (send 3-29-32 in Bellev.) the first time seen infl. On bright sunny warm day no flo open 10-12 tho bud ext. ently ready to open & did so immediately after 1° when put in water at home. These withered by 7° pm. Plant very healthy (Cate). St. to 10 in high with low 1/6 in. Peduncle 35 mm high for the slender tube equally broad when expanded. Outer outer div. with large white spot at base of blade, the white spot with yellow spot at its base, & claw with yellow papillate stripe down centre. Several apethas or next to 2 or more flo from each apethe. Remains of dry yesterday's flo remaining as today open. 3-30-32 Lithospermum apleum Val. Kn# 307, Bes 322, Bon 122, Coste II 590 Fl. Comm at Pto-Px. Field east of fort. 3-30-32 Hedysarum spinosissimum L. Kn II 114, Bes I/51 Coste I 412 = H. capitatum Desf Bon 91. Fl. Porto-Rio to fort. (See 2-11-31 for 2.

3-30-32 Asteriscus aquaticus Moench Kutt 469, Bes 252, Bon 170, Crato II 356 Fl. Porto R: from only a tuft of 3 or with sessile fl in center but lateral buds suggest it may become 'alboquillolo'. Off with A. maritimus. Lvs light green, thinner more tender with non-apic- ulately tip [A. m - Neals] (which some of dark fls also of sea) 12 mm diam, with blade gray #mm long. Deliciously silky, acaulescent plant w this interior wounded as done [10-31-30]. Litter sparse, planilateral branches well developing. 3-30-32 Crocospermum picroides F. W. Schmidt Kutt 5/4 = A - DC. Bes 281 = A - Deaf Bon 185, Crato II 421 Fl v adv. fr. Note: basal invol delamerqened as dere 3-14-30. 3-30-32 Valerianella cclinata DC. Kutt 435, Bes 229, Bon 145, Crato II 267 Fl v young fr. Animate health? 3-30-32 Eclium Calycinum Vir from Arecanum (See 4-18-30 or 3-2-32) Fl v adv. fr. This seems to be the oldest. Calyx enlarges only slightly; bracts broader oblique at base; lowest fls often extra-axillary. Carefully off with E. calycinum Vir.

3-30-32 Koeleria glauca Pers. Ku I 307, Bas 449, Bon 360, Coste IV 603. Fl. Porto-Pi. (See 4-18-30) ? question identity acc to Coste. Awn on lemmas to 2 mm. Lemmas show signs of being "tuberculose" later. 3-30-32 Catapodium foliaceum Link Ku I 3/3, = Selerjara — Gode & Bas 504, Bon 363, Coste III 625 = Poa — Hude R/H 559 Fl. Porto-Pi. Identity seem sure acc to Coste. Lemmas 3 mm long. 3-30-32 Polygala monspeliaca L. Ku II/43, Bas 56, Bon 40, Coste I/63 Fl. adv. fr. Porto-Pi. as desc. 3-36-30. 3-30-30 Franckenia Early fl. Porto-Pi. std. id from car end to part. This is prob same as ? F. lucens & form lacris of 4-18-30 & 1-2-31 that thought identified without great care but now in light of Coste not so sure. Starry branching vs spreading on ground ± puberulent. Many of the lower white mealy underneath (mealiness scattered not continuous over whole surface) but some esp at tips shows very little or more. Inf contracted into broad short pedicel ciliate with thick white hairs. Calyx glabrous, 4mm high & which 3-mm is tube. Limb of calyx petal 2.5 mm at most and soft when

fl open 3-30-32 when over half the calyx exposed (even when pressed down for measurement). Petals pale (rosy or lilac). All the flo have prominent "vesicles" dans les dicotomies. All this suggest F. pulverul. ental. (acc to Cate); but contra while a few of the are oblong (2x3-4mm) with edges only slightly drooping most of the lobes have edges so def. curled under as to make almost tubular effect (very unlike a tube narrower than 3mm if spread flat). Petals have edges denticulate but not "emergine". This suggests F. laevis as thought 4-18-30. P. 634 [Kew identifies this as P. pinnatifidum Moirs] 20-20-32 ?? Papaver of Herizfolium Def. Cate 61 E&V adv. fr. Porto-Pi. If indicated for Majorca in K or a Bar ident would be thought certain. Its small food under at top than ? P. pinnatifidum with which eld to and more abruptly narrowed at base but not P. dubium because anthers defyel- low. Capsule very like ill (Cate) throas nearly like as are other species to their lls resp. Filaments filiform, purple. Petals (? stud) pale pinkish with no limby brick color. Lower lvs to 9 cm broad and very def. bi-pinnate, the secondary div. broad vottine. Lower part of flat and spreading basis, upon part with basis closely appressed upward. Tops of sts curled to horizontal position. Rays none, white overlapping but no more so than in the 6-rayed ? P. pinnatifidum.

3-30-32 #635 Papaver pinatifidum Moric. Dext. by Kew 636 Adonis 3-30-32 Carduus lemniflorus Curt. Bnt II 487, Bar 266, Bon197, Cote II 379, inc w/ C. pycnocephalus 1. BVH 260. Fl 4 fr. Porto-Pi'. Dif fromg to within 1-0 in 2 top groups, heads subtended by lvs at least as long as head. No yellow glands (Bon v Cote') 3-30-32 Raphanus Raphaniferum Kun I. Kew II 27, Bar 36 Porto-Pi' Bon 21, BVH 51, A 427, Cote I 93. Fl v uniple fr. Plant only 15 in high but its fr seems unmistakable. Largest pod now 20x2.5 mm, without partition, valvally defl mor- dipform. Petals clear yellow, veined but veins of same color. Pods almost appressed but usually curving out a little. Fls 9mm high. No fr has partition. This is pto v pfor specimenly Surprisa advenisik. 3-30-32 Raphanus satival. Kew I 64, Bar 36, Bon 21, A 427, Cote I 93. Fl v uniple fr. Porto-Pi'. Plant 15 in high v not so steleseed but its fr seems unmistakable. Largest pod now 40x 5 mm, without partition, spongy let seeds but little no costruction. Petals white or purplish, beautifully veined in dark purple. Pedicels spreading v then pods ± erect. Fls 8mm high. Pods very bleak (RG) 3-30-32 ? Valerianella Morisonii DC. ancespice micro- carpa (See 3-18-32) Fl v uniple fr. Porto-Pi'. Seems just the same as 3-18-32.

"hamburg / see card" 4-1-32 Astragalus battiscanensis Kuntze 105, Bes 133, Bon 82, Cate I 365 From Mrs. Kennedy from Valdemora. (only upper part of plant) Stipules enveloping with broad bases very fine acuminate tips, the lowest pair joined at base on side of pulfs but the 3 pairs above show by their edges that they have never been joined. Lfto 21, oval, the largest 16x9mm, sometimes dry slightly notched sometimes slightly apiculate (whether notched or not) but effect is entire, glabrous above, with appressed white hairs beneath. Ped. uncles nearly infless than 1/2 as long as of (this part to bifur.) Fls N-13 pale greenish yellow (might be called "bleue jaune" Cote) 9mm long. Diff from desc? (3-6-31) in having no pink in standard, no purple on (this part) of st. Library very oily pubescent. 4-14-32 Specularia hybrida DC. Kutt 441, Bea 296, Bon 4-19-32 Vicia. FR Mrs. K. Terx Seems same as 4-20-32? Looks not V. hulea as calyx regular lower with 2 pair of candelate flowers under upper's pulfs. 4-20-32 Vicia bituminosa L. Kuntze 118, Bes 130, Bon 85 BonH 129, Cate I 384 From Mrs. K. Valdemora.

Only upper part of plant sent, Lfts 4/2 sometimes 5 / wild an old one on tender 30+ mm x 6-10 mm. Fils 15mm small, 2 or ped 1/2 as long as ff. Every fault upon edges.

3-20-32 Medicago minima Drift. Ku II 73, Coste I 324. = M.-Lamb. Bar.117, Bon 75 = M.- Bartalini B814/12. Fz. Porto Pi. (see 1-20-31 evidently same). Plant spreading light on ground low pods all down white. Lobst stiff hairy pods less so but not glabrous. Pods very spherical in appearance about 3.5 mm diam. Spermois ripen 2 to def “ellornies or canalicules a la base” (Coste 1832) that their edges make a flat base with a thinner membrane between.

4-3-32 Tamus Communis. Kn I 389, Bes 444 Bon 303, BV# 471, Coste # 357 off from Mrs Kennedy, Voll- demon (Son Moragues) clue by only axis that deeply three lobed [A]. 4-32. No Fls. Int grove west of Bender. at or back road, loc almost cultil. 4-4-32 Geranium Columbinum Kn II 26, Bes 81. Bon 57, BV# 96, Coste I 245; 4596. Fl Back path west of Ben- diniste near clay pit (same spot as 3-30-32) Note its red, decumbent, spreading in circle with the base- central stipules very evident in center of plant. P 637 4-4-32 Cyclamen halyensem Wells Kn II 269, Bes 303 Coste # 532 Wellk I 6 Ta FI. Fl Backatala larger grove west of Bendinst. 4-4-32 Malva silacea All Kn II 180, Bes 76, Bon 55, Coste I 236 Fl v unripe. Field top Cas Catala hotel Clf Fragmentum [illegible] with M. silvestriol v M. parviflora (1) [illegible] (2) much smaller than (1) but larger than (2). Petals slightly beaded at throat but not heavily as in (1), bluish white, with darker veins. Bractofiol. broad (3-4mm) oval celmt Var long as Calyx. This seems def identificatin Staminl hube convel with tuberculate base, downward angled hairs, not starry. Lvs 3 lobed and more nearly as sharp as ill Coste. Fl all now def put above, less so beneath v beginning to show reticulation. The largest clust

4-4-32 alnut 1cm. diam, slightly depressed in center around the narrow (1.9mm) broomed core. 4-4-32 Fumaria pariflora Lank. Ku I 9, Bes 34, Bor 14 Bor H 23 WI 35, Cote I 69 Fl vnnipe fr. Frequent in field pp. Cas Catala's hold. Fl white, outer petal green or pink strps inner petals dashed red at tips) 5mm long, fl segment not crased, v sepale ting (1mm long), pod "altenu"? stem- with males ident. sure. But sepelas longer-petiol! hardly as broad as petiole in fl; much narrower as the petioel thickens in fr. to 1mm. P 638 4-4-32 Lathyrus saxatilis Vis Ku II 126 = L - Bries, Bes 573 = L. ciliatus huss Cote I 399, Bor 89. Fl. Cas Catala's gage in bank, east side, below junction path from kine (P.B.K. seems to remember similar plant found there before before but has no record). (See also ? Vicia 11-14-32). This age with disc (Bor, Bor & Cote) in all except wtdj. pubescent. The style (at rst h. to vary) flattened praefl, hairy inside v glabrous outside seems to make it Lathyrous. Fl 7mm long, wings shed whitish but standard veined & tinged purple enough to make the effect "azul palido". Clavy glabrous, ovules ?. Calyx tube 2mm, the 3 uppers teeth almost delong, the 2 uppers teeth a little recurved & somewhat shorter but the diff little apparent to eye. Plant looks clean and with very slender root. Main st. 14 in high, very slender, angled, glabrous, but certain very young

branches from lower axils not glabrous. St. now naked at base for 4 in. Lowest lfm petiole 25mm, 3 lfts (prob should be 4) naked 1/2 terminal pair measuring 10x3 mm, oblong, narrowed at base w/d 3- toothed at apex. 2 pairs 2-3 pairs lfts (often 1st missing) linear, acute 27x20 less min. All petioles ending in short awns ±1mm, upper & lower lobes shorter than internode. Stipules tiny, "semi-aciculate" with the lobes very narrow, otherwise entire. Stipules 3 lfts of flowers faintly ciliate. Flo solitary on stalks, pedicels 15-18mm ie a little longer than the petioles of lf. At pt. articulation - well above middle is a little awn of immaturity. The main st at turns out up from top of root for but an inch whereas rising erectly (but very slender (perhaps spreading are 2 sts naked till near top where they bear trifoliate lfts on upper part of main st. Every stipule. 4-4-82 Centranthus Calestrapa DC. Kut II 435; Bar 237 Bar 144, Cate II 268 Flo pr. Cas Catala gorge. F.l 3 nerved 1 nerv on rounded side, 3nervd not counting edges or flat high side (Cate to the contrary) 4-4-32 Valerianella eriocarpa Deew: var truneata for Bar Kut II 433, = V. trumeata Ditche Bar 146, Cate II 368 = V. trumeata Bar 270 & 30 Flo venipr pr. Cas Catala' gorge. St. branches in 2 at very base, the branch

4-4-32 branches so wide spreading as to almost flatten ground, later branches also wide spreading but not so nearly horizontal. Stds def. bisepalous with slant perpendicular hairs evident to eye & touch Lvs and disc 3-30-30"B" and with hairs on edges similar to those on St. Eldest fr. now 2 mm & while X is the ear like calyx limb. Limb acute, opening very like Bill Gate Prd "B" 3-30-30 and 12-29-30 were the same. Almost V. microcarpa's whorl frs are only pubescent not like this rough pubescence in lines. 4-4-32 Plantago Bellardi All Kn I 412 Box 259, Costa III 147 see Bax P. — has leptocephala Wells Bas 381 Fl. Portals. Sto 2 cm high. Nettds 8 fls. 4-4-33 Droserauncum Dalei Schampsi F.W Schmidt Kn II 514 = 21. — Def Bas 281, Box 183, Costa # 421 Fl Bet Portals & Cas Catala. Note leaves are deeply regularly lyrate, with terminal lobe almost rhombic but rounded at top 2x2 cm, the lower lobes regularly ly- crescing to very small, the rachis narrowly rug. Fler winged, the lower leaf often purple. Has a little higher on St hairs periodic broad winged & clasping. Above there are the 3-4 almost entire or sometimes lobed brs which form a clasping whorl around St. All hoarfly pub. Petals & lower part of racios show definite or sometimes suffused purple.

P.639 4-4-32 Wt fr in rocks in gorge which leads northward from west gate on road behind Bendicate. At mouth of Carr on east side road 1/2-3/4 miles from gate. Do st., root not col. Habit suggests Arum family. Very grey- green, thickish, sheathing at base with a bladeless sheath lower all. The first two lanceolate. 7x1cm entire. Lates two similar, larger, but hastate with 2 [illegible] narrow very acuminate lobes at base. This outline full size but other plants had less larger. No help from Barcelo or Cote. Dr Schultz had already reported finding too like this "in the back hills" Prob young y/g Arum musivorum

4-4-32 Vicia sativa L. x V. amphicarpa Bore. Kut 116 = V. amphicarpa Doth, Bar 158, Bor 85, Coate I 373 Fl. xerripe fe. 4 subterranean flo. Near Clappit on belk rd West of Bendinat into Uranum Columbinium. (See 3-26-30 which was for d. the same) oldest palms 35x4mm, almost globrosa. Ovules 8-10. Putensen plant sometimes slight. 4-4-32 Galium Trisome Stokesin With Kut II 424, Bor#h 223, A — Stokes 1948: A. — with Bar 223, Bon 142, Coate II 244 Fl. vad.r.fe. Somewhere Cas Catala' Bendinat-Cas Catala'. Plant I can't still in very good health, fe well developed. Peduncles (so far) all 1-fd except one which is 2-fd. But everything else def. points to this. 4-4-32 Rhamnus alaternus L. Kut#176, Bar 98; Bon 64, Coate I 276 & v young fe. Westgate of Bendinat on Iash road. Note the tree been frequently seen in many dif. places, only once has it been noted on west hill (4-20-30). Fl bears very short unde- veloped stamens. The 3-parted style excited but falling as fe. develops leaving a little flat topped garjectin

4-4-32 Asplenium Petraeum DC Iu I 254, Ber 322 Ber 380, Cata III 694 Sp. Euterr in Cas Catala'gouge just gorge northward from west gate & Rudinat - past the latter. If 35mm overall. Rachis dark at base but def green from mid middle (Ber v Ber, Cat to the contrary). Rachis not at all winged & clothed (like l) seq) from base with glandular hairs. Loner of seq truncate at base, the upper ones slightly pointed. P 640 4-4-32 Silene Lilac #612 / FL 9 fls. Location on wall not known. [#612 ident by Kew as S. rubella L.] 4-4-32 Crepis pyramidalis l (see 3-26-32) / = Fl. bet Portals v Cas Catala' White, anthers pale lilac v the faint. ext large glabres at tips of petals 4-4-32 Scorpiurus FL young fr. Cas Catala'gouge. This is different from with [illegible] lower two close together past same as thought 3-30-32 to be S. subvillosa. But note that in fr only the 4 ridges on back are armed (and points quiescent) & these projects clearly with) the ridges on lower side of fr smooth. (or the 5th c ridge also slightly tuberculate leaving only 3 or 4 smooth beneath. Oldest fr seems to # as did for S. sub- villosa in slope spirals in extraction set seeds. "A" Fr almost glabrous "B" Fr even the spines aptly pubescent Note: The full spec 3-30-32 that then to be S. sulcata has fr differing little if any from "A"

[6-8-32 Kews says "Knautia integrifolia?, probably, but specimen too young to identify with certainty] 4-4-32 From Mrs. Kennedy Vallemaoa. Taproostalensis (few sites) as may be annual. St+ is ligle, Stoutel(1 1/2+medium) same diam as upper part root, tough (perhaps only) straight to lower 2 in. where it splits to. There packed closely together so without now to study well; the two leaves petioles broadened at base seem to encircle it in a shallow cup effect. Sometimes this cup bears 3 off spks (perhaps sometimes more). Don't know whether to call this iff parted hairs, in segments to hair r 2 loo) no stipules evident. These loo to 50x4 mm are all narrowly ob lanceolate, navally entire, acute, long narrowed to base, but in 1 case def dentate at apex (in another case with short lateral lobes near base. Cup of petioles closely overlap. This stuff too occupies 1/4 in wet. Above turn it is again naked for 1/2 in. to what appears a similar whorl of oblong boat apex. This section of hairy with loose, mostly down ward curved hairs. The upper loo 5-20mm x 2 mm scarcely narrowed at base (can't see if any cup effect). All long gray-green or even less chlorophyll with white hairs. Among these upper loo are the flo (perhaps each iff subtends one. Fl 5 or so mm long & hence much shorter than the outside loo, the subsect centers are about as long as loo (facts?) at center. Calyx very very hard to determine but very not superior, perhaps enveloped in a short (less than 1mm calyx

tube and not developing. At what may be the top of calyx tube (base of corolla tube) are 5 teeth [illegible] (1mm or so long) with upward pointed teeth. Corolla tubular 3-4 mm long, divided to about 1/2 way into 4 (or 5 by the upper seg becoming 2) segments. Upper seg[ment]s larger, definitely much olivier than the lower, making rather a lipped effect. Lateral segs like lower but olivier. Corolla greenish but purple tinged deep. lowest seg. Anther almost sessile, 2, alternate lobes (not sure if always same lobes). Style reaches to base of corolla lobes and is definitely shortly 2 lobed. Anthers attached slightly above middle of tube so thoroughly included. Corolla finely pubescent outside. 4-4-32 Hutchinsia petracea R.Br. Kn II 30, Bar 41, Bon 53, BVH 47. Coate I/36. As in all stages some shifting re- main of flo. Seeds 1-2 in each cell (Coate 3”). upper one with fewer lobes than Barcelo’s “13-19” (Coate says 9-15”) From Mrs Kennedy, Valldemosa. #641 4-6-32 Nipposerapis balearica Wolf. Fl. From Mrs K from Valldemosa 4-7-38 Rhamnus liocoides L. Bar 99 inc in R. leucides L. Kn II 174, Rev VII Pl VI, Bon 64. Bud From Mrs Kennedy “above Valldemosa”. This space apparently does not nearly to “1904” Kn II 174. The shoot branches again tipped, the largest flo 9x2 mm or so all, with very distinct but distinct petiole

4-7-32 petide. Calyx div. 4x with linear petals rotamen at each angle. Pedicels 1, mm. 4-7-32 ? Arabis Fl. From Mrs. Kennedy, Valdemosa (Sa Comuna) 3 1/2 cm high. St vis covered with stalked, starry-branched hairs to near top, but uppermost of caly, ginfl contracting by glabrous; calyx not only a few branched hairs at top, but also minute glabrous and minute straight appressed hairs. Basal lvs in a thick rosette, the large 10x5 mm (many smaller) obovate, some short petioled, others sessile, all with low teeth. St lvs reaching to base ginfl; sessile, oval-oblong, flattened as much as 3/8 in, rounded at tip (as were basal lvs) less rounded at base but not at all auriculate or clasping. Ginf now 7 mm high but shows signs of later branching. Pedicels now 3 mm. Sepals 3 mm, elevated just at base, 1/2 long, rounded at apex and with white edges as view ed from inside. Petals cream-white shading green- gy gradually towards growing into claw, 4 x 1 mm (or possibly larger since these meas. taken from adv. bud). A true petal found in a spec. was 6 x 1 mm with base of claw very slender. Petals rounded or oblique-truncate at top, entire. Pod will be longer than wide (dry now 2 1/2 mm. Too young to study otherwise. Flower is at side of rosette lvs; one st has been broken off from another part of rosette & possibly others are to appear.

4-8-32 Barosa Truxago L. Kutt 395, Cote ## 47 = Truxagapula Stev Bar 347, Bm 238 Fl Terrano. Rw (4-4-30) no yellowinfl. [F. germanica L. see 4-23-32] 4-9-32 ? Filago germanica L. var apatula DC Kutt 451 pro F. apatula Prell Bar 259, Cote # 374 v Anaphalis apatula Bm 175 But see F. spathulata Prell BvH III 217 which seems different. Fl. Terrano, both to Palma. Common. Same species pro Dav 3-14 to 4-4-30. and no further light on query as to whether it is F. germanica as dea Bar v Cote. # 4-9-32 Trifolium procumbens L (=T. campetite Schub) SVKI 405, & 509 = T. campestris Sellet Bm 77, BvH 119, Cote I 341 = T. agrarium L. Kutt 85, Bar 127 (but this is not T. agrarium L & SVK or B). Standard wing strongly atriate; standard strongly hooded wing strongly divergent. Central ft petiolate. Corolla pale yellow, turning brown and reflexes in age. Heads 6-8mm diam. Peduncles to about 6mm intern so usually longer than petals but top of head often hardly longer than top if (not as ill Cote). Plant ± appressed but to- wards tip. Stipules not def ciliate (see # 4-20-30) and calyx glabrous except for 1 or 2 fine hairs terminating some jets teeth. Fl. Terrano. Back to Palma.

4-10-32 Erica arborea L. Kn II 361, Bas 299, Boe 202, Cate II 31/3 Fl "A." Rd from Buñola towards Orient at cut D just before 7.15 pmt. Pedicels white. Erected steps are black and lined with reddish brown with 4 reddish-brown spots like quarters of a circle. Of growth E. multiflora L. 4-16-32 Orelis mascula L. Kn 401, Boe 311, BVH 466 Cate II 402 var D. — L var triflora. Relab Bas 458 Fl. Rd from Buñola to divide midway to Orient. (Only 1 spec seen. (See 4-20-30). Lvso freely spotted black as sometimes on some little greenators. Sepals are more nearly oblong than ill (Cate) and of usual (Bas). 4-16-33 Linum angustifolium Huds Kn II 136, Cote I 331 Boe. = L. — L. Bas 54 = L. bienne Mill BvH 87. Fl Rd Buñola to divide midway Orient in detele. Fl 1 cm. high. Anthers 1.5 x .75 mm (Cote) & Sepals 3-nerved (Cate), henticulat eraliter than ciliate by the uterine edges. [See L. uritatissimum L. 6-28 and 8-2-33 4-10 to 6-28-32] 4-15-32 Celtis australis L. Bas 422, Boe 283, Cote II 350 Fl & Fr very young wo (all but living base) Rd Buñola toward Orient. Some fl at least are 4-mesona.

4-10-32?? Carex glauca Murr. Ki I 347, Bon 335, Cote III 505 = C.— Sep 2 3? me. C— Seppras genuina Kds. Bar. 480 = C. flacea Schrot BVH 519 Fl. with Linum. (See 4-4 & 476-36) seem only poss in Bas [illegible] Carexulela Biv. Bas 480 Cote III 515 which are since ? seals as allaceto other lower one has finely denticulate fruit below it (Cotl). But consider also C. paniculata, Cote. III 515; BVH 517, Bon 337, & 287 to which this would be assign- ed if listed in Bas n. K. on strength of only ? spikes of lowest bract (ie attending lowest ? spikes) with long stalks. i.e green not glaucous. 4-10-32 Tanus communis L. (See 4-3-32) F-17 Ružok. Note: Authors consist of the 2 pollens sacs side by side curved in half moon over top of filament, presenting 4 ridges as wheel down from above. 4-10-32 Erica sativa Lam. Ki # 28, Bas 25, Bon 24, BNJCP 369 Cote I & Fl. Rd from Ružika towards Ljincnt. Dif from plant common around Palma in that here flo are only 1/2-1 in long forming a compact little rosette, from which issue the stems 2-3 in long, the other flower flowers flowers to base. But not E. vesicaria since calyx is much longer than pedicle & falls as flower fades.

4-10-32 Populus nigra L. Bar 428, Bon 289, BW 429, DI Cat 77 373 # 339, BMGPC 226, Very young fs. Cult along stream on Rd Buksala-Orient. Scales v young but stalks valing. low in alpe sardese. Petioles hirsute w fine hair on both sides plus all the legs glabrous. Paeis ? & petioles hirsute. Best 2 adlaim now 3 1/2-4 in long (BMGPC v BWH. DII says shorter) v. cuneata moretv (See Kn II /5 V. sativa! form montana) A. 4-10-32 ?? Vicia cuneata Kuss Kn II/6, Bar 572, Bon 85 perh aps = V. heterophylla Presl (=V. cuneata A. J.) Cat I 383 Fl v young fs. Among leg in Cate I 39% The solitary fls sessile; calyx regular wth equal teeth, pod sessile. So far easy. Many branches from basal spreading in sort gmat on ground. lower lw 1-2 pairs of dentate (lfts 4x4 mm) wth rudimentary tendril 1mm long; young fs now glabrous except for few fine hairs on edges. This points towards #987-989. But this the short (less than 1 cm) tendrils on upper lws are often simple, thre or uppermost are sometimes 2 or 3 parted. ? in this group then perh V. heterophylla since root seems that [annual (not "annuante-stolonifere") fls small (perh 8-11 mm overall this w/ltlrd when studied)] all stipules def dentate on lower lobe and aperted on upper lobe & with style like II #989 (rather than like #988). Calyx tube 4-5mm, to teeth 2 1/2-3 mm. 3-4 pairs. & fls on upper lw + 1x2 1/2 mm o'blong, narrowed abruptly to base, flwts a squarish pad wth def mucron.

Our roots a few small lked tubercles. & slender but at tips, angled. All parts slightly pubescent. Flo young fr. Rd Buñola towards Orient "B" Flo immadv. fs. Brd. Same as above but at less def. pinkhate r parts pubaply larger. Oldest parts 20x5mm. 4-10-32 Vicia sativa L var ampliecapsa Bess (See 4-4-32) Flo young fr. v cleistogamous fls. Rd Buñola towards Orient. The narrow leaves acute lvs of this not at all like "A" & "B" above. 4-10-32 Platanus 1/1 F? o Cult. Rd Buñola towards Orient. See BMJ CP, 399 find but P. occidentalis L., P. orientalis L.; P. acutifolia Willd. & heads 2; style + the badly distinguishable ovary 5mm long & infl. (for details on old heads to be useful) Less young all homentous, the youngest rusty. 4-12-32 Urstanche ramosal form? No II 397-8= Philadelphia. --- Box 349. Cust. #63-4. FJ Terrero. Calle Pta B same species 3-26/4-25-30.

4-13-32? Melilotus indica All Kn#76, BWH #3, II#125 -9510, BMG CP 404 = M. indicus All 87 I 398 = M. javani- flora Desf. Bar 1201, Bon 76, Costa I 332 Fl. deeply dres. Kennedy from Valdemosa. Flo fragrant 3mm (a trifle less long, the standard just slightly longer than the wings which are nearly equal [any difference wings are a trifle shorter than heel].) Plant loboglabrous but midveins of calyx a few hairs & rather blunt, at least not "dugado" (Bas). Picea cast xxs 12 in high. Lfts to 2x1cm. Calyx malus & bell- shaped effect after petals fall. 13 4-7-32 Lathyrus saxatilis # Vis Kn# 126 F-l. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valdemosa. Seems same as 4-4-32. Early fl has yellowish cast but standard blueish veins. Longest lfts 2cm and internodes only slightly (when at all) longer than petiole + rachis. Style & the [illegible] 4-13-32 Medicago arborea L. Kn #76, Kn I 54, Bas 117, Bon 74 1-2 d merifl & fr. Cult # Called Solid Teresno. Shrub about 5 ft. Fls rich (almost orange) yellow 12mm over all. Pods now forming circle about 12 mm diam, apex touching base of calyx involved once; whole circle is concave or inside v convex on the other. Pod about 5mm wide. Calyx

5mm with acute flaring teeth shorter than tube. 4-13-32 Medicago scutellata L. Kn II 78, = M — All Bas 11/5 Bon 74, Cost I 334 Flv adv fr. Field on east side of Toronto bet Cath Duany & Son Rapina Rd Largest flower 13 mm diam. Lfto is 25 x 15mm Stipules large (to 6x6mm) v flly but much shorter than petiole. 4-13-32 Cirsium italicum Mill (see 3-28-32) Fl. Toronto bet Cath Duany & Son Rapina Rd, same locus was 1-22-31. Lvs def. black spotted v spathulnt similar small dark spots towards apex, otherwise like the usual C. italicum growing alongside, except upper lobes of less slightly less divergent. 4-13-32 Serapias parviflora Paul Kn I 410 = S. oculata Gay Bas 455, Bon 307; Cost III 386. Fl. Same Toronto as above This is "B" of 4-10-30. Carefully compared again with S. Lingual found in same neighborhood. 4-13-32 Gladiolus illyricus Koch Kn I, Bas 448, Bon 305 Cost # 391 Fl. Terrero - Son Rapina 4-13-32 Gladiolus segetum Ker Kn I 396 = A. — Hawl Bas 448, Bon 305; Cost II 370. Fl. Terrero-Son Rapina Same def as noted 1930.

4-13-32 Vicia tetrasperma Moench var gracilis Rosl. Kut I/20 = V. gracilis Lois Bm 87, Bs H/137, Crte I 390 = V. tenuissima Deling v Thell Bs H III/33, Bs KI 415 = Errum gracile DC. Bas 14/1 F & young fr in the little torrents det. Cath Duang vid & San Rafaela / fls 3-4 7-8mm long. Some peduncles withdrawn 1 mm less; others awnless all but pod now 14 mm long (without style) x 3½ mm wide, glabrous. Seeds 5-6. Calyx teeth no more than ½ as long as tube, the 2 upper ones oblique v curved as upper edges to wide rounded seims but teeth not greatly unequal in length. Stipules semi- lacinate but otherwise entire. Tendril always simple, rudimentary or very long v curly. Petals [illegible] pair, [illegible] 20 x 2 mm. linear def. acute. Lower have 2-3 pelt to 6 x 2 mm oval, less def. acute. Podos- encase disc 7-14-38. Style hardly flattened if at all densely beary all around at tip (not def. tufted). Corolla pale thicket glue, the standard veined (not strikingly) darker. 4-13-82 Vicia peregrinal L. Kut I/16, Bas 138, Bm 86, Crte I 382 Fl further south than above. Fl dark purple 15 mm long, or peduncle 4mm long. Fls to 20 x 17 mm. Fls v calyx exactly as in [illegible]. Lower tendrils rudimentary v simple, the upper branching.

4-13-32?? Vicia cuneata Russ (See 4-10-32) FL spring f2. Plant more like 'B'?(4-10-32) Sta. to win but don't know whether deformed or not. Fles to win. Ruffles with tubercles similar to A(4-10-32) 4-13-32 Coronilla Scorpioides Koch. Ku# 102, Bas 148 Coste ± 405= Scorpioides Matthioli Did. Bm 90 FL v adv. f2. Terreno - San Papina. Largest pod now 35mm, very slender, curved, articulations clearly showing. 4-13-32 Keranium desicatum L. Ku# 137, Bas 81, Borsy BV# 96, Coste ± 246 FL v very young f2. Terreno - San Papina. Styles very gland-pust but ovaries very hairy with fewer no glands. Ariles show dots plainly at early stage. 4-13-32 Vicia benghalensis L. Ku# 117, = V. atropur- purea Deaf Bm 86, Coste I 388 - Cracca atropuspurea Red. Green Bas 140 FL Terreno, field at end of Calle de Salud. (See 4-20-30 and thro the same) 17-21, often not plainly in pairs v sometimes an unpaired one at base of petiole or nearly so racilis. Largest ff. 15x4 mm. FLs 19 or less on each peduncle, opening down all

4-13-32 almost all at once, 15-17 mm long, richly colored, the limb of standard (which is protected from law?) mason reined darker, the other parts bright purple. Calyx pubescent, tube 4 mm. the upper 2 teeth very obtuse, the others 3 mm., narrow valvae (see Coll. Catte entatokey p 380) and so hairy as to give effect "plumeuses avant la fraison" (Catte.) Clawy stipitate very pubescent. 4-13-32 Convolvulus althaeoides L. Ku# 296, Bas 317, Bas 217, Catte II 570 FL. Terreno-San Papino Dote Crocilla stipose in longitudinal bands that were outside folds in bud. 4-13-32 Bromus sterilis L. forma madritensis Ku I 325 = B. madritensis L. Bas 509, Bas 367, Catte III 646 FL Cathedral quarry torrente, field next side north of quarry. Varying #s from one fibrous root, to 4-5 cm in length. Single erect, very brittle (Catte. & Don) FLs usually 7 (Catte.) Palea sparsely long ciliate forward tips. 4-13-32 Avena fatua L. forma barbata Ku I 301 = Q. barbata Brot. Bas 497, Catte III 591 FL with about 2 1/2 fl high. Cules bearing only 2 to three short but culms several from same root giving lfy effect to base of plant.

Panicle looks like "rats" vis not def. I-sided except in uppermost part where it becomes a raceme (i.e. above the branches). Glumes 9-nerved, 2 cm long, the ears twisted awns & lemmas extend 2cm further. Hairs on lemma def. white. Lemma bidentate with fine points 4- 5mm long. Design yet particular. Racilis very with long silky white hairs like lemma. Flo 2mth racilis prolonged v bearing rudimentary fl. 642 4-18-32 Lathyrus Cicer L. (See 2-26-32) FL & racemifl. fls. Notes on this under unknown l. & 4-18-32, Terreno- Don Rapina 643 4-13-32 Silene F.L. Terreno. Seeds see 4-31-32 I knew reports this S. ? gallica L. T.P.B. not wholly convinced? 4-14-32 ?? Linaria maroccana North J. B MD CP 675, v See No +60. FL. Spontaneous in fl-jest in Rose garden. Localt., linear, raceme 25X2+mm, many on lower hand. cs. Racemes terminal vflors Pedicels 7-10mm, subtend- ed by narrow bracts +2 cm mm long somewhat narrowed v white margined at base v slightly gland-ciliate or mac- gina (others plant quite glabrous). Calyx 5mm high, its lobes broadly margined at base with white (or purplish) Corolla 2cm long (perhaps triple lens) with slender, sharp pointed styles which open fully 1cm. Corolla a rich purple, first lip & pale yellow with an orange-brown spot at base & black of the 3 folds which run from front & palate to venuss in lip. Upper lip deeply cleft.

4-17-32 ?? Vicia cuneata Cuss (See 4-10 v/3-32) Fl? young fe. Bellves. Fl 11-12 mm long & pale. Standard very pale rose with faint darker venningo; wings rose; keel much smaller, whitish with dark tip. Pts general effect pale pink. Plant erect and more slender & delicate than 4-13-32 but seems the same in essentials. Upper loe with blurred flen 2-3 parted as (4-10 v/4-13) Roots with tubers, as noted (4-10 v/3) Note Color of collar exactly same effect as in O. reclinata v Costardes “purpurea” for both. 4-17-32 Ononis reclinata L. Ku II 67. Bar 109, Bon 72, BVH 110, Costa I 313 Fl vad: fe Bellves. Note as in all other cases Traversius Mellrea for labare & fls both. 4-17-32 ? A parisiense l. forme microcephalum Ku II 422 = A. microcephalum Desf Costa II 345 (Forbesa ? A parisiense l see Bar 222, A 748; 50 I & 6 32 Costa # 245; for G. anglicum Huds see Bon 142, BVH 222 I Costa: Bars v & all any these last two synonyms but BVH “G. anglicum Huds -- by many botanists still -- regarded as a smooth fruited form of the continental G. parisiense l. in which the fe. is covered with hirsutes” Fl? fe Bellves. Three very slender sts, 5 in high from top? very slender sort. St & 4-sided rough on angles with minute downward pointing bristles. Loos verticillate in 6-7's, 5-6 mm x 10mm.

much shorter than internodes except at very base, with minute upward pointing hairs on edges and bit beneath, a few on upper surface near edges. Differs from Cate for H. parvidens, Corolla not more than 1/3mm high is bud-like (not spreading open), greenish green - reddish. Corolla 2mm high, thickly covered with spreading fine hairs to the top 4-17-32 Allison subhirtulum L. var subvillosum Bat & Triant NTF 370 = Q. subvillosum Salyer Bas 438 Fl. Bellws. Frequent in places west of gate. Same as desd 4-10/20-30. Ruther yellow to same color than fair enough. Less slant than at, ciliate on lower half but not from middle to the very finely tapered point. Bullets present. 4-17-32 Bunium Bulbocastanum L. NTF 236, Crate #108 = Bulbocastanum mauritanicum Willk. Bas 208 = Carum Bulbocastanum Rock Box came as 4-4/19-32 132, 13VN 191. Fl. Bellws. But species is now very slender (see will Cate #1595/1596) this needs reconsidering (See 5/14-32) 4-17-32 Linum galeicum L. NTF 134, Bas 73, Box 54, Crate 1330 Fl. Frequent Bellws. Of with L. strictum L. Upper branches slender, nodal flexuose & general size effect very dif from L. strictum. Plant soft to

4-17-32 soft to touch while L. strictum (thickly covered with his) is rough to touch (top downward) 4-17-32 Bromus sterilus L. forma fasciculatus KuI 325 = 13. fasciculatus Presl Bes 509, Cate III 647 early a Bellver! Sto 10 in. Infl 3-4 am overall. 4-17-32 Crepis capophora L. KuI 399, Bon Bonne D.- 1 var polliniana Pelit Bes 458 = D. fragrans Doll Cate II 399 Paul Bellver. 4-17-32 Festuca Myurus L. var dextrensis KuI 331 Bes = F. scirroides Roth Bes 365 = F. bromoides L. Bes # 554 = Vulpia scirroides Amel Cate III 630 Pl Bellver Slender to 5½ in, with if not quite to base frigl. 1vs flat 17 mm wide. Infl 5cm narrow. Sts mostly all finely puberulent. Plicels slender 1-3mm. 1st glume almost setaceous 1½ mm, 2nd glume broad 4mm long, scabrous on beak sharp pointed (or might be said to have awn of ⅛ gr) fully as long (or longer) than adjacent lemma. Lemma 2½ mm with awn equal length. Lemma awn placed below apex which is sharp & por 2-toothed. Lemma narrow. Polea short ½ as long. Fl 2-3. Stamens seen in most fls 2, but in one case 3. As plant dries the fls tend to stand apart as ill (Cate for V. geniculata. Anthers not ⅓ mm long. Ligule not "presque nulle" (Cate)

4-18-32 Alnus campestris Sm. KUT 419 = &. L.Bar 423, Bon 288, BVN 4/5, BMCP 233. A345; Cate III 257 Fr. just abvr last house on way to Castillo de Alaro. Fr. 1/3 x 8-9 mm. Seed well abv middle but not quite reaching apex whch is completely closed by entering sides. Young ls much like ill (Cate) or shorter pointed.

P 645 [L. sphaericus Rey see below 3-2-32] 4-18-32 Lathyrus FL Field east of Orient est opening path down from Claro castle. FL with L. sphaericus Rey, white st running part underground sending up branches at inter- vals but also bearing at top roots and at intervals along subterranean at, subterranean branches which thicken towards end and bear 1 (poor one) of which this completely underground are fully formed the not wide open. These flowers glabrous, calyx white (blue?) but standard wings pink (not as strongly colored as in above ground fl), beel red at tip, style tufted, ovary glabrous, axile, deeply grooved on back 1-(part 2) coiled. These fl 7-8mm long. The above- ground st 16-15 cm long, angled (perhaps could be called narrowly winged), tho' looking glabrous vglauous has a few tubercle-like hairs on angles on upper part. Ls all 2-foliolate. Lfts flowers too often very small (3mm long) with tendrils 1-1½ mm. The upper lvs. & flattened particle of 5mm or less, the lfts increasing in size till upper most are 15-20 mm with a couple of veins. x 2-2¼ mm wide, distinctly 3-nerved, with tendrils (short on most if at. too) on uppermost 1 cm long v curl- ing but always simple. Stipule longer than particle, half airrow slope, the upper lobe to 1½ mm and 2 v 3-nerved (thence looking much like lft, the lower lobe narrower 1-nerved. Stipules ther- wise entire except for 1 tooth in the very

shallow sinus bet the lobes. (side away from petiole.) Fls solitary on peduncles 10-?5 mm (ppt lengthen infr), articulated somewhat above middle (point articulation marked by 2 hardly visible (20x) calybe points but no tracts and now no arms. Flower broken with no trace, purple the exact shade as L.sphaericus. Venusially veined, also similar in that stgnd- all has lighter spot toward base. Flw also similar in that standard is notched but the open fl produces a different effect in that the standard (perhaps slightly curled) is more concave the fusion of the style through the keel more less askew. Fl 1?5mm high! meas along back x standard 12-13 mm broad. Calyx glabrous abt 5 mm long, which the equal acute 3-nerved teeth are abt 3 mm long. Style lays on inside, def twisted, mary glabrous, slight appitate, 2-ridged on both edges, so much so on upper edge that it may be winged in pt. Oicles 2-3. No mention in any books of L. with subteranean fls otherwise. This seem to blind char. of L. saticae L. with those of L. sphaericus Petz. (34-13-32) Compd with L. Cicerah which is similar in having short d style. But h.C.—is larger in all parts: fls to 8 cm x 5 mm; calyx 10mm (which teeth are 6mm); purple tendrils long & branched. Corolla purplish (sorta brick) red!

P6416 4-18-33 Lathyrus angulatus L var sphaericus Inn II 124 = L. sphaericus Ritz Bz 146, Brm 97, Cote I 378 (See 4-20-30) Carefully planted. L. ? | 4-18-32. FL Pres? Let. Castle Clare's Villient. Root not so can't tell if any subterraneous ots. Many branching ots from top of root. Lots much longer & narrower in effect the upper ones to 3/5 x 1/2 mm, the 3 nerves less distinct. Stipules likewise def. narrower & the 2 lateral most in straight line but having the top l as in L? | where nerves should be. Peduncles shorter (about 6mm) welldetawned with stiff straight awns 4-10 mm high which is like a continuation of pedicule. Calyx much like (L.?) Style not at all fertile, ovary ovate without any 2 ridges or edges, longer & in one counted rules 9. 4-18-33 Gerista cinerea DC. Kn II 61, Brz 106, Bzr 70, Cote I 301 FL at gate where path from C. Clare's enters plowed field mway Villient (at saddle) | brk only seen. Remembe- red about 3 ft. high; lower parts bare & woody, the side thickly leafy branched with short erect twiggy branches these gray-green, striate, pubescent, now flowers except as few young b's appearing. These all noat stipules, sin- ple, narrow to 2 mm long, thickish, pubescent below beneath with only few hairs above. The twiggy branches with constitute racemes of fls (solitary or occasionally in 2's) Pedicella 2-3mm, with 2 tiny bracts about middle, & what are first the beginnings of young b's.

at base. Fl 13mm overall. Calyx 3-4mm silby, the 2 lips about equal, the lower w/3 short teeth, the upper widely v deeply divided about half way to base of Calyx. (The lips cannot be called "plus longue que le tube" Cote). Corolla a v bright yellow. Standard equals wings which are slightly (about 1mm) shorter than heel or standard sometimes seems equal to heel. Standard silby on back but wings overall are even more so (this not mentioned in both) wings v level def fall forward away from standard in later stages (Cote says not). Keel of 2 petals separate at base & apex and easily separated while length. The slender style sometimes slightly exerted. Stamens plainly monodelphous. Clary silby. Lules about 6. 4-18-32 Geranium lucidum L. Knth. 128, Bas 82, Box 57, BSN95, Cote I 244 Fl v sprang fl. on wall where path from C. & Alaró comes down into fields east of Orient. Only place seen. Unmistakable. Transverse wrinkles or separationaly projecting flanges very conspicuous. Petal blade ± 3mm, claw about 4mm. Intelect so claw proportionately longer. Claw w/2 well cut edges down center as then d. Rhodium L. with which confused. "4" 4-18-32 Astragalus bamosus L (See 4-1-32) Fl v alv- fl. from Mrs. Kennedy from Valdemosa - F2 field below road v just as ill. (Cote I 365), the largest 15mm from tip to tip v 3mm wide.

"g" 4/18-32 Astragalus damous L. (See 4-1-32.) 4/18-32 Fl. Castille de Alaro' of water above & under it the same smaller in its parts & decidedly "coarse" as "A" seemed not. L fts 8x4mm. Fls 8mm overall. Covello's meplant yellowish; anthers pale bluek-pur. iale. 4/18-32 Medicago arabica All. Ku II 75, BVH III = M.— Huds. A 5/10, BING P 404. = M. maculata Willd. Bas 117, Bon 75, Cote I 325 Fl. in old water tanks Castille de Alaro' only 1 plant seen. Sts reddish with a spreading pub. escence more obvious than bodies suggest. L fts 10x/3 mm (making broader effect than usual in M.); small blackspot very distinct. Vegpale shorter than the very those bed. 4/18-32? Medicago test. Fl. Field east of Orient lot spring & path down from C. de Alaro'. 1 plant only noticed. Lfthrobate hairs become the threads for peduncles longer than for years 6-10 fls making more globular effect than usual in M. Sts low peduncles only & def. pub. not just spreading hairs but not at all glandular. Sts spreading decumbent and reddish expt at tips. L fts oblate, 15x10mm, finely toothed ators middle. Sattier flathshk or rounded at top. All but upper- most lvs tinged & veined reddish beneath.

"Stipules decitate. Peduncles 15-30 mm usually longer than lvs, with terminal awn of 8 mm. Fls clear yellow at first but later more 2-lbed begins to turn a rich brown giving like a bi-colored effect. Calyx 3+ mm long, teeth equal the 2 upper beds divided obliquely downward from their under sinus so that there are teeth directly on top. Teeth as long as tube. Pedicels as long as tube subtended by small cup-like bract which rounded onto edges and apiculate at tip, makes almost a 3-lbed effect. Fl 6+ mm overall, standard at longer than bed; wings def. obtuse than bed. Ovary linear (showing no sign of twisting) confined slightly beneath (lines about 5) but like the un- doubled M. at same stage. 4-18-32 Arctis verma P. Bs. Kutt 32, Bas 35, Bon 36, Cote I. 99 Fls alv. fr. Castillo de Alaro' - Orient. Frequent in the north slopes nearly slender to 3 1/2 in full v very few fld. Calyx occasional but stouter. Valle y more fld on south slope. Fls 7 mm high rather less across. Pedicels almost free, (oldest ped now 7 cm.. exactly as if Cote. Claw greenish-white) Coroles show dots but no sign of seeds being "carenies" (Cote's Pubescens stellate. 4-18-32 Thlaspi parfrhictum L. Kutt 16, Bas 40, Bon 32 Bon #45, A#20; Cote I 33. Fls alv. fr. North slopes Castillo-

4-18-32 Castell de Alaró - Client. Frequent. Seeds about 2 to each cell. 647 [S. stellatum L., acc. to Kew 5-2-33] 4-18-32 ? Sedum caespitosum DC. Cote III, Bar III Flv adv fls. Castell de Alaró. Frequent at northeast site of old fortifications. Ifm IV, V Bar must be S. rubens L (which see in Bow Cote) but agrees much better with S. caespitosum in Cote. Differs from S. rubens asdese. Cote: not pubescent - glandulose (quite glabrous throughout); lvs not linear cylindricne de 10-15 mm tallies decuss (or almost), never more than 5 mm long, very blunt & closely imbricate, attached near upper surface as in variant of pouch at base beneath. Cymes few fls - about 3-6. Perls in 5's. Petals not aristate but simply acuminate. The red sepals (now everywhere widely spreading) appear more like stars than "cupse". Carpels (20x) ↓ show a little tubercular effect only at very base & show trace of what may develop into valves en longues

4-18-32 Hutelinsia festuca P.Bz (see 4-4-32) Fl vfr all stages. Castell de Alaro'. Off with A. pro- cumbens Desr. D 4-18-32. Note: A. minutely hairy haired while A. procumbers has to be quite glabrous. 4-18-32? Carex sagittata DC. Bar 36, Costa I/00 [An II 33 says all C. reported from Balears, except H. omea P.Bz, are forms of A. luranta Desr.] But Castell de Alaro' on paths to a farm. Whole plant def. rough with stalked branching hairs. Broad loose def. sheath along to 2 x 1 cm, short petioled, obliquely crenate, very round at tip, purplish leaf as beneath where mid- nervs along green contrastingly green. St 6.5 cm high, purple to brown naked to 2 cm above base, then intricably clothed with 12 lvs to base of inflo. These at lvs oblong with sides almost //v tip broadly rounded, erect, crenate, the base with def. auricles //lto St. Lome at st- lvs 13 mm or well x6 mm, the auricle 2 mm long, lto top of lvs progressively smaller but always longer than inter- nodes. Inflo will be handled as in Carex lly A. luranta. Pedicels obviously glabrous. Petal anarrow. 4-18-32 Trifolium hometosum L. Nut II 83, Bar 127, Som 78, Costa I 342 Fl vfr. At least three forms of paths to Castell de Alaro'. In plenty. Exacts ades. will Coste

4-18-32 Trifolium cabrunt. Kie II 82, Bas I 24, BM 79 BM #117, Cate I 348 Fl. Between homes mentioned above v[ad] Orient. Pile upon C.de Alaro. Seems only paralthroous (4-10-30) has not at all coriaceous. Calyx teeth obtuse. Corolla turns yellow with age. 4-18-32 Trigonella monspeliaca L. BM 96, Cate I 335 Fl variipes fr.Castellode Alaro' (See 4-10-30) 4-18-32 Daucus platycarpus Scop. Kie II 256 = Drelaya — Koch Bar. 192, Cate II 161 = Carucalis — L. BM 164. Fl. Field thre whick path from C de Alaro's run to. for reaching Orient. Plant quite glabrous! Bractlets turned purple. Bracts joint and sometimes divide at tips with segments exactly like those of D. umbellatus made up of few (1-2) short pedicels fertile flow several sterile flo (ovary) on pedicels enough longer to unball. reach same level. Petals white corolla or some plain. Calyx teeth sharp, acuminate; calyx on fertile flo purplish v some? look like ovary purplish. Bractlets long, hooked at tips v betechin of bristles 2 rows? don't incurved bristles. Fl with 6 andix petals venous whose bro are still more finely cut and which has similar arrangement of fertile v sterile flo. 4-18-32 ? Oronis Ornithopodioides L (See 3-30-32) Fl bet Castellode Alaro's v Orient. Seems same as 3-30-32

except that lfts vary run a trifle larger Plants 4 in clge 4-18-32 Anthoxanthum odoratum L. No I 291, Bn #85- Bsn 350, BWH 121, #511, Coste III 533 Early fl. Field with Daneus platycarpus. 4-18-32 Vicia Seems same as 4-20-30. Fl from Mrs Kennedy, Vall demosa. Not V. lutea L. as calyx regular. Lower lvs with 2 par. obcordate lfts no tendril. Upper lvs with 5 pair lfts. 4-20-32 & Vicia bithynica L. Ku I/18, Best #39, Bsn 85, BWH 129, Coste I 384 Fl from Mrs Kennedy from Valdemosa Only upper part of plant sent. Lfts 4 for sometimes 5 with odd one or tendril) 30+ mm x 6-10mm. 1-fls 15 mm overall, 2 on a peduncle, 1/2 as long as fl. Clearly pubescent esp. on edges. There is no # 649 # 650 do E.W.K. 4-20-32 Lathyrus [No further record kept. Prob was from E.W.K.]

[This is the desc.] S. penusl 4-13-32 as #643 which New reported S.? gallica L] 4-21-32 ?? Silene nocturna L. KnT#66, Bee 09, Bon 43, Cortez 179 FLv unifae fe. Terreno (back roads Palma) Ident. largely because lf v fe looks much like ill(Cote) St 1/2 in light branched below middle v far B will have other branches from lower nodes. St finely pubescent with longer spreading hairs near base, hardly if at all glandular. Lower leaves ill(Cote) round at base for silicate towards base with long hairs which have articulations alternately thick/ thin. Upper part St has naked look because internodes much longer than lea. Infl def 1-sided. FLs almost pedicellate v flo shorter than internodes. Corolla light, petals def 2 lobed. Albeit capsule now 10mm on push. except stalks) immature very like ill (Cote). Seeds rough on back but rather raised in center not - grooved sides concave. Specimen from Mrs Kennedy from Valldemosa nearby is more glandular and has more branches from lower part. (Some corolla nodes eight pale pinkish. Both sides but others if whit above and dirty greenish beneath. [New identifies as S. apetala Willd.] 651 4-22-32 ?? Silene #630 FL Terreno. Common by roadsides. This is the S.? 3-26-32 which was thought there to be same as #611 ? 3-12-32. Seeds are dark brown, deeply grooved on back with edges ruffled (might be called winged but can not be Barcelo #57/2/52

because capsule 6mm high (me.) seeds is on a stalk, only 1mm. Capsule very like ill [S. gallica]. (Cote) and ill whole plant makes this not impossible identification. But filaments not at all "velutula base". Plant many traveled from base; branches numerous at base. Note that lower flowers ped to 2 cm, (ascending) while those at tip quite almost sessile. Cote also that often in case of these lower long-ped. frs sometimes in case I upped for the back [only] out which subtends them subtends also an almost a quite sessile fr with or without bracts (too) at its base. 40 s 50 so that implies not a simple raceme. All evidence seems to point deftly S. decipiens Barcelo' Bas 61 which Kn calls S. persea L var apetala Kn Kn I 4 71 4-23-32, Ornithogalum marbonense L. Kn I 397, Bas 436, Bor 296, Cote II 317 Fl. Belles. Petals somewhat green veined inside, about 13 mm high. Filaments broad for 4mm, then narrow at tip to 1 mm and are very narrow for 2mm = 7 mm total. Style almost exact length of filaments. Anthers white. Pedicels 8-12 mm also very acuminate bracts as long longer varying a little but all the unpanded buds at top green. Pier seg not yellowing with age. St. 18 in length the 3 frs only slightly shorter.

4-23-32 Ranunculus arvensis L. KnI 494, Bes 20, Bo#11, #395. Crate I 37, Box8 Flv welldev fr.Terreno. Plant as typ pub. in imperf parts (Bark's the contrary). Flr with long conical thorns on faces but smooth edge except for projecting peak, exactly as ill(Cate) 4-23-32 Papistrem regaunm Berg Kn 27; Crate I 141 = P. - eff Bes 43, Box 34 Fl & fr. Terreno prBdump at east end of Calle de Salud 4-23-32 Papistrem regaunm Berg var. orientale- orientale DC. KnII 38 = R. Lomelosianus Rivio Petr Bes 44. Crate I 141 Fl & maripes fr. Terreno. Perhaps with abor or pos in Bellbes. Pol has slender pedcel 5mm long; lower joint is more slende than up- per end of pedcel and 1mm long; upper joint sphis same size as in P. s - v equally rough, this hilgos are more broken. Note upper joint rounded at top, perhaps even more definitely than in P. s - but muckle the same which arose query about Cate's "attenua" v "contracta". P.regaunum Fls - - - 6-7mm high (color asare) Pedicel pedcel - - 3-4mm long (thick) lower joint 5 mm long thick style(peak) 3-4 " " orietale R. Lomelosianum 7-8mm high 5-6+mm long (slider) 1mm long [slender] 2 " " These differences all suggested even in P. See SVK II/33 agreeing with Cate, hence on basis of the abruptly contracta upper joint v disregarding Barcelo's thesis prB P. orientale (see 5-5-32

652 4-23-32??? Diplotaxis cathedra DC. N.II.17, Bar 567 Crucifer. Terreno. About west end of Calle de Dosde Mayo. 1/2 in life several sts. from base, most fls on lower parts fat. Plant glabrous. Loz about ?x2cm overall, deeply divided (to the narrowly winged rachis) into 11-15 linear segs., which are usually again deeply divided thus sometimes (esp. in uppers) dentate. Epist somewhat like ill (Catal. 93) Sisyambrium coplin Pedicels of ? 3-4 mm, slender. Calyx green or yellowish 3 mm. Fl 6-7mm overall Petals bright yellow. Stigma rather large & cushion-like but not greatly unlike Diplotex virinea DC with which cf. What is more it do have lanceolate bracts in lower part and brids of branches in the axils. Young fr. spreading. You seem intending to mature (lotes plants) in 2 rows. Velvety-nerved. Pd formed enough to have elongated shape. This seems only prod in this Bar. 4-23-32 Carduus pygnocephalus L. N.II. 487 Ber 266, Bor 177, Catal. II 379 FL Terreno. Hard C. Lemeflorus Cat. In C. p - stems more slender & as narrowly winged as to seem almost naked at top. Heads almost sessile or much peduncles to 1cm. Heads 2 1/2cm high, the florets projecting beyond involucella by 5 (or more) mm. Two sub- dending groups of fls small (much shorter than hea.

4-23-32 Carduus dermiflorus Curt. (See 3-8-32) Fl. Terreno. St shorter than C. fo— def. ranged to top. Two subtending groups of heads longer than heads. Heads 2 cm high; the florets projecting very slightly beyond involucra. = F. canescens Jod. & Coe II 324 4-23-32 Filago germanica L. Kn# 457, Bar 258, Bon BVH 238, Cate# 324 = Gnaphalium germanicum, Willd Bar 193 = Gifla germandea Dumort & 619 Fl. Terreno. This is one commonly seen up to now stiffly erect v unbranched at base. 4-23-32 Filago germanica L. var spathulata DC. Kn# 451 = F. spathulata Presl Bar 259, Cate# 324, Bon Ill# 217 = Gnaphalium spathulatum N. Bon 173. Fl. Terreno. Spreading v decumbent branches from base. Habit very diff from above. 4-23-32? Allium fragrans Veit Kn I 374, (Bar) (Cate) I 342 = Nothoscordum— Kew's Kirk B&F 476 Fl. Poolside westward of Infante & v later on Bellevs. This is commony seen in Cote vague with desc. except that anthers are yellowish red v H. Plants more pure white v quite greenish at base. Very like all(Cate). But white but in brown hue the base while bears the rote

thicker (i.e. higher) than seems usual in onions & bears little(inside tunica) at its top(i.e. at base of bulb.) Bulb itself not obscure. It's faintly fragrant.Filaments broad almost to apex. 4-23-32 Ruta chalepensis L.Ku II 140,BMJCP 442=P. augustifolia Pro Bar 94, Bom 65,Crate I 269. Fl.Bellver. Frings as long as width of petal,pedicels finely pub glandular.Bracts not large this season as at Palma. Bracts acute acuminate,dentate,4x3mm,almost cordate claspiny. 4-23-32 Buzza maxima L.Ku I 314,Bas 581,Bom 363, BMJCP 120,Crate III 622 Fl.Bellver. 4-23-32 Podospermum laciniaxum DC. Ku II 542, Bas 282,Bom 186,Crate II 424. Fl. Backed to Palma.Sits seem spreading on ground.Plant pale gray green invol to 2cm high with pappus slightly projecting. Achene whiteish, grooved and at its base (not conspicu- ously dif from achene) 1/4 mm long. [4-24-32 Raphanus sativus L. Crate I 73,Bom 31,4 37, Bar 26. Fl & mripe at hedge of field or way back near Palma. Studied but not recorded until much later]

P 653 4-24-32 Hipsocrepis balearica Wolf (see 37081-32) FL valv. fr. Daiselbufer at look-out tower north of town. Many plants seen in fl along road just further north. Plants in fl also seen on rock just north of Turismo Clubakette at tunnel south of Baiselbuzer. P 654 4-24-32 Asfragalus Pterium Valh. Ku I/05; Bar 134 FL v young fr. bet. Andrait & Tunnel on way to Fattalluch (across depression from limestoneate). Elder ff 6mm wide more than 1cm long developing. & S. autumn makes no depression outside but is well developed inside. All flos 6 mm long (calyx is 5 mm) v split into 2 parts along outure (which shows nodules outside) P 655 4-24-32 Lotus Tetraphyllus Murray Ku I/100 #1.-lg. Bar 132. FL. On road shortly south of Jaboue. "A" P 656 4-24-32 ?? Silene decumbens Bern Bar 569 inc in S. alricca All forma ambigua Knolle Ku I/469 (Poss same as 3-4-30A and as 3-23-32 #618.) FL Out at road toward Fattalluch (where E.Kapfer to 3 Hampero Castle) 15mm diam. soapy pink above tinged slightly with green below. Lower two vary greatly in size indf. plants but largest about 30 x 3 mm, stovate lanceolate

broadly acute, puffy, upper linear. Much branched. Densely ending in racemes of 3-6 fls. Calyx 15-mm long, rumpled handsomely nervd with purple green and amazing veins. Teeth ciliate. Claws slightly longer than calyx. Petals deeply cleft, v the white d scale is finely 2-lobed. Antlers just exerted, puffy ridged greenish. Ollset for now 5 mm high on stalks 15 mm. Ovules show no sign of being turned. Pistils scales fl. always 2. [Pis 3. series all see note Drew's blot B #62893-23-32] 4-24-32 Silene 657 Red ford Red just north of tunnel on Sandrunk-Eatelleles Plant did from 'A' in that its generally band to be broader. But bud looks quite like bud of 'A.' All flsrd 5mm, on stalks 15 mm. (Ovules show no sign) turning way. [Query: Could this be S. glauca Pours? See note 5-11-32 4-24-32 ? Crupina vulgaria Cos. Kn I 005; Bon 181 Bas 271, Cooke II 399. Bud fl near Estellevld . 6 in high. The lowest 2 lvs of stnate suffie 23x13 mm over- all. The next few lvs will be rather broader than those of upper lv. which are very narrow. St deeply ridged, espat top bears terminal head x 2-3 (pale purple) lateral heads near tip. Beads jointed purple tipped glandulars. Fls only 2 little or less opened. St fly to infl. Note low ovstheria on edges fls are enlarged at Ap p (Bon 195)

4-24-32 ? Tragopogon porrifolius L. Cote II 435, Bon 186, SUI 266, 4864, BM CP 755. [See KU 541 for T. var australis which Kuttinbo Res meant by No 903] Fl ridge did not hide arix. Not Aeropolon glabrus L because peduncle not "triangle" sou le caputule" (Cote), all achene with plumy pappus, indiginal mes not with pappus] simple hairs (Cote v Bar), beak not rough or hisse" (Cote), receptacle not "fimbriate" (Bar) Also as dese Cote v Bon not T. australis L or T. croceiflorush because flo all purplish thro u circum- ferrnel reaching fully to tips of impoluted bracts. Sts /8 in high. Diff ari at lvs 10-15 mm wide tapering base rather steeply narrowing to long tapering point -2 mm wide. & certainlty Drow not at bag the ventulus in axils. Outer achene now rough, inner ones now smooth, but both smooth with a little wooliness at top. 4-24-32 Aerophularia Cassina L. KUT 370, Bar 336, Bon 331, Cote III 5. Bux lindr arix - Fo stallenebs. All stems very stiff & green - too shining. Capsules to 5 mm. Enfl with 2 short bracteoles well this axil as well (Cote v Bon). Gfth with S. peregrina L. 4-24-32 Dorycnium leucotum Der in C. KU II 102 = Lotus leucatus L. Bas 129 = Borjeania leucata Bon 81, Cote I 356 Fl Rdat wheint goes down to Fo stallenebs south Q.F. Flo 13 mm variell. D haulel

narrow. Veins [illegible] free. Each vein with a little outward arch in about the middle. Its uper edge, making thus a longitudinal depression in its flaw. 4-24-32 Cirsium lanceolatum Serp. forms Crinitum Kott 489 = C. Crinitum Bours [illegible] Don 175, Costa II 371 Bred Rt Andriax - Estallevillo (1 or few only seen) Low def. decurrent. 5-veinle on top, white woolly beneath in shape quite as C. I - remembered. Heads attracted attention because bracts frivil. Confuseably pile- nvelly, this tips [a.x.s] not "reflécis an cornum" (Costa) = C. Crinitum Bours var catalaunicum Wls. Dor 263; Willd II 20. 4-24-32 Medicago Flo for Estallevillo, common at least in some places. Pd 5-6mm diam, very flat with 2-3 loose coils, the upper one very small. Peduncles 2-5 fl [illegible] usually shorter than lo, not aristate. Might be M. apeculata Willd Bas. 116 except that wings are longer than head. Note can't find syn for M. apeculata Willd in Bors or Costa. Butace to Cost. I 326 this might be M. polycarpa Willd: M. hirsuta Baerds. Spines likely looked a [illegible] def longer than distance between them. Plant glabrous; stipules finely cut. Pd blackish when ripe.

4-24-32 Globularia vulgaris L. var major Wellb et Knutt 402, Bar 889 See G. Linnaei Rony: Haptenosa Lamb Cote#168 F-l Rock just north of tunnel in id Audraitx- Fstalleneles. Too thick green, almost entire. Steroblique at base. The 2 lobes of upper lip of collar very slightly insignificant. Receptacle gold inf. narrowly conical. 4-24-32 Vicia hillynica L (See ? 4-20-32) F-L Audraitx- -Fstalleneles. Lower lvs? 1-2 pairs of small stromat. lfts as dese BVHv Bar. 4-24-32 ?Lathyrus Glycemonum L. var articulatus (See 2-26-32) Fl & young fs. Exactly same as 2-26-32 Standard reds? wrong def. Blue but style not at all aristate (it is truncate tip with edges slightly rolled forward) vs the pods (largest now 25 mm long show no signs of being channeled as such. 608 4-24-32 ?Lathyrus setifolius L. KnII 125, Bar 146, Bar 89, CoteI 398 Fl & adv. fs. Audraitx-Fstalleneles id. Seems only pass in any ftbbs but disagrees with books which disagree with each other. St to 2 ft weak, deftly angled winged (Bar says "no angulosus", Cote says "anguleuses") glabrous, glabreous. Roots & sts below ground bear small colorless underground fls (no

mention this char. for any species [L.] L leaf 2-foliate, the lobes and simple (often very oblong) tendril, the upper with branched & much curling tendrils. Petiole 3-15mm (seem to vary without def. reference to position not but uppermost usually short). Stipules half arrow shape otherwise entire except for both in genus. Upper lobes about 8mm [these often as long as petiole (Bar. v Cote)] the lower narrower. 2fts [upper lobe 6-8cm long & 3-5mm wide distinct ly veined, these] lower lobes about 2cm x 2.5mm. > to "setaceos" (Bar), but might easily be called "lineares-allonges" (Cote). Fls solitary or slender non-aristate peduncles &> 2cm long [is longer than petiole & oblong than lob]. Peduncles with short upwark-curved hairs, and articulate near top. Fls bricked (same as L. sphaericus) 10mm overall (when withered), Calyx glabrous, 4 mm long the teeth about equal & equal to tube. Pod shaped as if (Cote v Bar), the largest (now) 25 x 7mm with 2-3 seeds. Pod def. aristate, pubescent on edges, not at all channelled on back, very flat (now) Style twisted. Note: the angle & width of lfts are the only real stumbling blocks in ident. Cf with L. sphaericus with its narrower less def aristate peduncle and with L. Cicera with its pod channelled on back.

4-27-32 Helianthemum guttatum Mill. Kn II 20, Box 36, Costa I/148, Bar H 57 = Tuberaria variabilis Willd. var. Bar 48 FL Bellevue. 7 mm high. Dense brownish gray leaf beneath and sepals spotted dark in that the subtubular bases of the hairs are dark, this may be var. plantagineum Willd. Bar 49. This the upper mat fl nodes 15mm long (hardly bracteiforme). Data also that 'foliodes del opacis' while ciliate are certain. By in some cases nearly 'lampião's on the surface. The fruits in infl (Bar Will show bracts) Plant flores shaggy from the long white hairs mixed with shorter ones. Petals not dark spot. 4-27-32 Ononis pubescens L. var brevilora Kn II 64 = O. breviflora DC. Bar 109, Bar 79, Costa I 3/4 FL Bellevue. Light fresh green. Lower to all 1-foliate (as Costa suggests, Bar to the contrary), the left oblong and 35X11 mm, intermediate 3-foliate; uppermost 1- foliate. Arms to 15 mm, surpassing calyx. 4-29-32 E. Eclium Creticum L. forme maritimum Kn II 309 = E. maritimum Willd. Bar 328, Box 228 Costa II 593 FL Bellevue. Lower to 1-nerved & very like ill (Costa) not like E. plantagineum L. with which cf'l. Flo dark purple, same shade as E. arenarium Lucc.

"and which [illegible] but much larger (to 19mm overall) the corolla is twice length of calyx, and dilated at mouth much like ill (Box) but not as oblique as in E. plantagineum and stamens hardly exerted. St. filaments carry tubercle based hairs but [illegible] to touch. But note that some flowers are extrafloral (Coste & Ber say not). Design of "une vue intérieure à éailles ouvertes" (Coste) whatever that may mean. Only the forms in Paris E. sericeum Vahl. But demonstrably superior as to an base than in other E. so far studied. St 4 in long pars. December PDB was growing by Bellore Castle wall west- ward from entrance E. plantagineum (a small plant) v E. arvenseum (a large patch) near by. 4-27-32 Lavatera maritima Gouan. Ku II 178, Bar 76, Box 56, Costa I 239. Fls young fr. Sent by Mrs Kennedy from Valldemosa. Very white very atrophy. [illegible] as if a touch. Fls 5.5 centiam. Petioles about 1.5 cm. = petiole. 4-27-32 Medicago orbicularis All. Ku F 70, Bar 1/5, Box 74, Costa F 324 Fls immature fr. Sent by Mrs Kennedy from Valldemosa.

659 4-28-32 Microneria biflora Benth var Rodriguezii Kusch. Knt II 346. (G) = M. Rodriguezii Freyn Bas 360, Kew (See 7-5-32) and Hieronymus with M. nervosa Unstable fruit until 659 A 4-28-32 Microneria nervosa Benth Knt II 351, Bas 360 (See 2-24 & 30 / 1-6-31) FL Terreno Boavena. FL full formed. Corolla bright pink, 4-5 mm across top, but 4 mm long projecting somewhat beyond calyx. Corolla 2-lipped, the upper lip slightly notched, the lower deeply lobed. All ribs rounded. Stamens arc-a-ascendent, the anterior ones longer. Style terminal (no no tuft) as below as noted 2-24-30). The stamens fracts hardly longer than pedicels. 4-27-32 Convolvulus siculus L. Knt II 397, Bas 316, Bon 318, Coste II 569 FL From Mrs. Kennedy from Valldemosa. Flyongs. FL 1 cm over all. 4-29-32 ? Cleobanche speciosa DC. Knt I 403, Bon 243 Coste III 67 Ped same as 4-25-30 & this still seems best ident. But stigma is purplish-yellowish even in bud. Filament hairy at base on inside. Corolla very handsome with its purple keejings & veining. 4-29-38 Allium sublisertum L. Knt I 370, Bas 438, Bon 298, Coste III 339 FL Bellver n-w wall. Cfd with A. sabulorum Salzm No likelihood of confusing.

4-28-30 Lactuca annua L. Knt II 1/3, Bas 1/6, Bon 78, Coste I 397 fl v young fr. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valdemosa. 4-29-32 Erythraea maritima Fries Kn II 2/86 Bas 3/14, Bon 2/3, Coste II 551 fl. Relovez Corla rather light yellow, a little darker inside but not "amarillos. rosado" to males at Barcelo var crubescens well fl 20-25 mm overall & corolla lobes 6-9 mm. This other color seem quitest dif from E. pulehiella 4-30-32 4-30-32 Malva nicaensis All (see 4-4-32) fl v als fr Cas Catala field opp hotel. Id with M parviflora, M silvestris & Lavatera cretica. Note: fruit can be told from that of M. silvestris by (1) bracts borne on calyx at some dis- tance above base & (2) calyx tube comes up one sides of fr. more definitely. 4-30-32 Sedum stellatum L Knt II 4/6, Bas 181, Bon 110, Coste III-III. I-fl v young fr. Cas Catala Portals. 4-30-32 Polygala monophelaea L (see 3-30-32) clo. fr. Cas Catala-Portals east path. Wings turning a fine purple. 4-30-32 Erythraea pulehiella Fries Kn II 2/81, Bon III 3/2 = E. - Norn Bas 3/5; Bon 2/3; Coste II 553 = Centaurium pul- chellum Druse 4656; BVH III 948 fl. Cas Catala. Its ? some less light. ln v 3-4 mm wide. Corolla lobes 5 mm longe. Fls 1/5mm high overall.

4-30-32 Tecerium botryo, L. Knill 322, Baz 373, Bon 256, Box 373, A 693, Cate III 136. FL Coast path Cas Catala. - Petals east little beach with bathluna (white path turns strongly upward). Plants 3 cm high x ample to 7 cm high x branched. All parts covered with white globules, hairs gland stippled, lvs 5-10 mm. Fls 1cm small, solitary or in 2's axil fls. 4-30-32 Bartisia Trixago L. (See 4-8-33). FL Cas Catala: upper lip reddish; lower lips clear yellow fading to reddish-yellow. Cf with the ones with red-white fls now very common x no dif seen except in color. 4-30-32 Crobanche renouaa L. Knill 397, Box 334, A 740 = Phelipaea ramosa Mey Baz 350, Bon 241, Cate III 63 FL Coast path bet Las Jollas x Portals. Cf with the P seen commonly in Terrano & Clausina thought to be P. caesia (See 3-26 x 4-25-30 and 4-12-32). Dift chiefly by the branches from its thickened base & thicken darker than P. caesia. Corolla gray with the veals making a pale blue effect. P. caesia is bright blue with darker veins. Petalors white folds which end in annulus lower lips but this much more obvious in P. caesia by contrast.

Strama yellowiale P. caesia has stigma pure white. Pod has calyx with 4 equal very acuminate lobes. [illegible] broad rather broader than high. P. caesia has calyx mouth rather higher than broad. 4-30-32 Disymbrium columna Jacq. Kie #19, Bar 34, Box 24, Costa I 94 (See 12-10-32) Plant 'villoso, deum verde oscuro.' No question identity. Largest pod 10 cm flo 6-8mm high. 4-30-32 Sedum rubens L. Kie #41, Bar 183, Box III, Costa II III Fl. Cas Catalo - Potalo cost pots in little beach and bathhouse. Gd with ? S. caespitum DC. (See 4-18-32) sent by Mrs. Kennedy from Valdenusa I to glabrous, to 17 mm long, cylindrical, obtuse. Calyx, petals v carpels gland. pet. b stenis fl. Carpels show signs of being tubercular later, 5-2-32 Medicago subesculata Willd. Kie #90, Bar 115, Box 94, Costa I 327 Fl up with below. Fl coid countelochuruse (Bar). wings clf. shorter than level (Costa) (Bar to the contrary) 5-2-32 Medicago orbicularis All. (See 4-27-32) Fl T terreno. Bacch'd to Palma.

5-2-32 Coronopus procumbens Gileb. Ku II/18,9 426 = C. Ruellii Will BvH+49 = Senecio Coronopus Pers Bon 33, Corte I/140 = S. — Pers Bar 42. Fl sp. Terreno near shore. 5-2-32 ? Inuleum semicompositum. Ku # 234, Bar 205, Corte II 265, = B. glaucum PDB & Cast. Bon 131 Early bud. Terreno. 5-2-32 Spergularia media Pers. Bar 72 prod = S. Fenzl Bon 53 and S. — C. Presl # 379 and S. margin- ata Kittel Corte I/223, BvH III/104 and S. rubra Pers var ? marginata Ku I/458. Fl valv. of Terreno or jetty just east of Disinfecting house on shore. Seeds to 1.5 mm diam., flat & broadly winged with white transparent membrane. Largest pod 8mm. projecting 2mm beyond tips of calyx. Dull red gland- puf, but red(?) plant glabrous. Trodes fleshy but hardly semi-cylindric (Bar). The inflated fruiting pod is 5 mm long (see BvH III). Petals seem no longer than sepals. Stamens 10. Fl with the S. with wingless seeds found commonly in Terreno.

5-3-32 L ythrum hyssoipifolia L. Nutt 217, Bar 172 Barn 106 Barn 162, & 592, Coste II 91 Fl from Mrs Kennedy from Valdemora. 5-3-32 Spartium junceum L. Nut # 59, Bar 105, Bon 69, Coste I 294, = S.— lane BM JEP 4 31. Fl. from Mrs Kennedy from Valdemora. 5-3-32 Filago gallica L. Nu II 452; Bar 357, Barn 289 = Anaphalium galicum Huds Bon 173; = Logfia gallica Corv & Coste II 325 Fl Bellver St. Junfa 10 cm high, dichotomous at very top (like lighthand handle in Ill 389) lf's to tip all very erect, awl shaped tips about 1cm long, the uppermost surpassing the heads. Outer bracts of head enlarged accret at base, em- crongulate (sort can not be removed) Remains of filiform tubular cells showing on them but no pappus. Inner bracts plane The flo in center of receptacle (no bracts between them) all have papppus. Beactall obtuse( a scarious yellow tip) quite diff from Filago germanica L with which cf'd.

5-3-32 Centaurea melitensis L. Kn II 499, Bas 268, Bon 179. Costa II 396 But Terreno, Back id to Palma. (Has been found also 4-20-32 Cas Catala' - Patate) Collo Colg fls not yet apparent but the decent from along ground at v the handled spines g invd make ident sure. While plant somewhat treby to touch. 5-4-32 Melilotus sulcata Desf. Kn II 74, Bas 120, Bon 76, Costa I 332 Flv adv. fr. Terreno field gap. Hotel Royal. Plants study 2o in or more high with fls looking too large for M. sulcata but since the fls are 4 mm a little with standard clinke than leel 8 to 4 mm (See Plate) and very closely & regularly concentric wreble it can not be M. infesta Deso, th only other pos.

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5-5-32 Anelusa italica Reitz Kn# 319, Coste II 584 = Q. valv? - 1. Bar 820, Tson 221 - G. Aguea Mill BMJCP628 Fl. In grainfield west of Porto-Pi fort. Fr. although to allow that it is twice as long as wide (Coste) 5-5-32 Cistus Clusii Dun Kn# 148, Bar# 6 = Nelianthum umbellatum Mill Bon 35; Coste I 147 = (see to Kneche Naliumum umbellatum) Pack Bar 47. F-L Porto-Pi: Bushes in fell ff. Carefully studied but unable to place it better in either Barcelo #110 or 115 which he calls the same. Inflores like ill (Coste). Flow white with yellow center, 10 mm diam. 5-5-32? Barbea arseosa L. Kn# 396, BonH 356, Coste III 49 = Enfragia - Benth Bar 348, Bon 239 Fl. Will paths Porto-Pi-Bonanoz. Carefully cfd with Barbica Trix. ago #4-30-32 (both the red v white and the red v yellow buds) and seems dif altho' the corolla is very simi- lous in shape v has the same distinct fold whis end in the sinuses f over lips. B. Trixago has 4 linear never more than 5mm wide v with inconspicuous lateral nerves emband? Barseosa, indef stong to 10mm wide, lateral nerve plainly branching (three towards base of fl.) B. Trixago has bracts of pts, (making 4 sided effect

to inf.) broadly ovate at base & abruptly tapering to long point. B.viscosa has hacta of (infl not 4-sided) & exactly like the upper lvs. B.Trixago has calyx swollen, 7-8mm long cut foreaft &at nt middle vs sides vary slightly into lt lance teeth veins hardly visible. B.Viscosa has calyx tubular (not swollen) 10mm long cut more nearly equally into lanceolate teeth. Veins apparent. B.Trixago has fruct. mantles purplish. B.viscosa " " " " white. 5-5-32 Seabrook stellata L. Kutt# 4 39, Bes 234, Bon 148 Coste #278 FL Porto-Pi: 2 in high Crown now 4mm wide Crolla pale pinkish-not at all blue. 5-5-32 Cucurbita e pitlygnum Murr. Kutt 298, Bes 318, Bon 318, AVN 318, Coste # 575, #692 FL Very common Porto- Pi. Seems often m F.ricamultiflora. 5-5-32 Frankenia fulva lenta L.# (See 3/12-32) FL Porto-Pi: Cfd wth F.lavis & F.intermedia. Dif from F. lavis in that 1) visile edges if often droop they are never revolute & touching so that if not visible be- neath, and if beneath much more def. meal yther, the mealier 2) F.lavis (2) Fl. resile m axile of

5-5-32 axilg at or in lfy cymes terminating short branches making more scattered effect than in F. laevis where they are grouped at ends of branches. (3) Corolla exceeds calyx by only 1 mm so that flo look def. smaller and edges not denticulate 5-5-32 Frankenia linarioides L. forma intermedia Kunz II/190 = F. intermedius DC L. Bar 57 = F. intermedius DC. Bon 40, Coate I/65 Fl. Phl. Porto-Pt. Cf with F. pulverulenta & F. laevis. Diff from F. laevis in that (1) plant presents no sprawling unkempt appearance with branches repeatedly branching & longish naked internodes above between the short lfy tips; instead the branches are almost (5-8 cm) simple with lfty globs very regularly & closely together making whole branch lfy & (because lobes larger towards tip) the outline of branch grows nider towards to tip. (2) and since these lfy clusters bear flo (they are really many small branches), this tends to present effect of elongated inflorescence. (3) ats are def. velvety (in F. laevis, glabrous or only pulverulent) & calyx def. denticulate (in F. laevis, glabrous). (4) the deeper green in the calyx of this plant a deeper more bronze effect than F. laevis. (5) corolla brighter red colored than F. lacvis but almost as large, edges like F. laevis denticulate 5-5-32 Frankenia linarioides forma laevis Kunz II/191

= F. laevis L Bar 57, Bon 40, BVN 60, Corte F 165. Fl. Porto-Pi. See the two above for comparison. 5-5-32 Spergularia media Pers (See 5-2-32) FLU fl. Porto-Pi on rocks below fort. ? Bar 71 5-5-32 Spergularia rubra Pers. Ku I 456, Bon 53, Corte I 225 = S. rubra J & C Presl 130 H 78, A 378 FLU A. A. Prod on rocks with above below Porto-Pi fort. Stalks below, gland-pub above. Stipules about as long as int or 1/10-15mm but as long as internodes. Calyx with dark spots at each sinus. Seeds about 3/4 mm minutely lunbeuculate and (when dried after taken from foot) show def thickening on the rounded edge. B. Plant from road side Infanta S. Taller green with bold long internodes longer but seems otherwise the same. 5-5-32? Spergularia rubra Pers var diandra Ku I 457 = S. diandra Boiss Bar 71 = S. zalsungina Engl Corte I 224. Flv une pub fl. Prod on rocks with S. media 6cm high below Porto-Pi foot. Very glabrous veliform while plant redish brown. Stipules white very long acum- inate Stamens 3. Infl short but deformedly transched with a thin axil.

5-5-32 Argyrothium argenteum Willd v.l. Kn # 57 = A. cineraceum Walf Bar 107, Bon 91 = Cytisus argentens L. Cote I 304 Fl vadu: fr from Ibis. Kennedy from Valdemasa Differs from plants seen before in that standard branches are beautiful burnt orange what besides the terminal few flo there are thus appearing solitary in axils [low/oz perhaps these are on exceedingly short axillary branches] 5-5-32 Ephorbia terracina L. Kn #153, Bar 415; Cote III 342 = E. provincialis Willd Bon 281 Flv fr. Road from Pnt-Pt Cose towards fort [not far from Cove] For specimen which had burnt at top but ident. as only species with long points & smooth fr veeds. Fls practically entire. Seeds caley-white when Dry, the caruncle an elongated body attached by short stalk near one end to the truncated top of seed (not at all cap like) & otherwise free from seed so that it can be swung around with the stalk as axis. Look more like ill (Bon) than (Cote.) Capsules reddish from early stage. 5-5-32 Heliotropium curassavicum L. Kn II 304, Bar 327, Bon 226, Cote # 608 Fl. Pnto-Pt.

5-5-32 Rapistrum rugosum Berg xx Linnaeanum Kn # 28 = R. linnaeanum Boiv Rest Dsk #, Cote I/41 = R. rugosum Allsp. hispanicum Thelling SVT II/33 FL on spring fs. Poto-Pi road from crest to Fort at corner of vacant ground east of fort. Ident by Cote and SVT by upper joint of ped def, tapering to style. Smallest fs. pedicell is 5"4 (not as slender as in R. linnaean. um; lower joint of pod 1 1/2-2 mm (a little thicker than pedicel. But note also: that fs., esp the upper joint is very rough hairy. 5-5-32 Cerinthagallium maritimum L. (see 4-23-32) FL Poto Pi, in mound at east side of fort (1/spec) and in slope where path from crest of fort meets highway west of Poto-Pi (several specimens) 660 [I now identify this as S. cerastioides L. 5-5-32 Silene FL in all stages Poto-Pi west of fort in section where Conclus spinosus is found or just beyond its inland limit. Sts, low & calicestem reddish (a.t.S. Fort next- ical), branching at top into many branches (which branch again near base or are simple) recurved at base but with tips ascending. Whole plant hairy but no sign of glands. Lower leaves oblanceolate oval & thin the largest 15 x 4 mm. Branchlets fld from near

5-5-32 near base in raceme, each flm axil 1 one of two opp brs, these brs decreasing in size till up- permost are 30mm long. Allors linear v-like lower br flms at tip. Only floor apce are a few withed at tips of branches (stamens fully developed). These have calyx 8mm high, narrow tubular, narrowing to base v contracted at apex; 10 red veins (which between with some cross veins towards apex but can't say if def anastomosing. Calyx not umbilica, teeth def ciliate (apart from lines which on this lacks withed corolla projects only 2mm beyond calyx, limb back as tho had been reddish but seals v clear greenish. Limb 2-cleft to the scales & scales 2-lobed. Filaments glabrosa. On fr. Calyx much the same but swollen in middle, the tips of teeth slightly spreading (tho calyx contracted at top) & very slightly longer tho capsule. Capsule just before opening 7mm v conical at tip on glabrous scapeplane 2 mm. Seeds less than 1mm, deeply hollowed on side v slightly lobbed but dived on back, with finely marking encircling 8 small raised lozenges with longest dimension crosswise of seed. Seed dull brown, edges round. Fls so shortly pedicelled that they're the upper ones look sessile. Infl very like ill (Costa) & gallica_ (but filaments not "velutula laxi"), "not at all like ill (Bon) [all but no help]. If not S. gallica the only pers in Bar seems S. cerasioides L. Bar 569. Note fr. not usually all turned to one side but more or less alternately from one side to the other & except in very lower,

all longer than authending etc. 5-5-32 Donelue spinoous DC forma Cerecarne Kutt 538 = S.— DC vas Caeicornalange Bes 287 = S. cerecarne Nym Wellk I:29 Tat XV. F-l. Pto-Pi west of int. Filheads l'nting or short headed peduncles only stems on lower part of the fleshy spiney sts and belo their tops. 5-5-32 Erythraea marina Pers (see 4-29-32) F-l Pto-Pi fragment. This is as crebescens with D Bar 3/4, since upper surface of corolla is flushed salmon color. Cfd into after 8-4-29-32 v lab with E. pubellula Frics very frequent Pto-Pi. 661 ? 5-5-32 Erax pygmaea Pers (see 3-2-32) F-l. Pto-Pi. Pthouse west of int (dug house). Carefully cfd with the short almost stemless few headed speci- mens so common at Pto-Pi, and seem the same name in scales vs etc. [Note the inner scales gell now opening to make a 5-pointed searious star at top of each head, the remains of the anthers sometimes still attached v making a little huff in center.] but differs from the Erax usually seen in the slender branching stems with many H heads making a compact met.

5-5-32 Vicia tetrasperma Moench var. pubescens Bonn Delay. Knutt 120 = V. pubescens N. Bon 87 = V. pubescens Lindl. Coste I 340 = Ervum pubescens DC. Bal 141 FL & young fr. From Mrs Kennedy from Valdemora. St long Calyx def. pubescent; pod less so but not glabrous. Lfts 3-4 mm wide and all but very upper most def. obtuse. Calyx teeth def. unequal & slightly longer than tube. 5-6-32 Convolvulus pentapetaloides L. Kt II 397, = C. pentapetolides h Bal 316 FL From Mrs Kennedy from Valdemora. St 8 cm long, grayish with appressed hairs. Naled (now) below middle node, ovate 20x9 mm, oblong lanceolate, very blunt at apex, rounded at base, & broadest just above base, pub(escens) with long- scale scattered hairs. Peduncles 1-fl. axillary 8-12 mm. Fl. brothan (coronal). Calyx lobes broadly oval, hardly acute, almost coriaceous. Corolla blue with tube yellow Pubescent in bands on outside, these bands ending in rather def. to triangular points. 5-6-32 [illegible] [illegible] (See 5-14-32) Fls fr.

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662 5-9-32 Arenaria balearica. Kut 451, Bar 69. Cost III Fl roadside just south of Esorea. Fls 8mm diam, 5 mm high, faintly conspicuous above the mat giving los. Ped gland pub. Sometimes los st & calyx reddish & then the under side of los shows broad green band from center. Los obovate, not "suborbicularis" (Cost) Los to 9 x 1/2 mm. Ciliate only at base of pedicle of tall; when young with scattered hairs on upper surface but tend to grow glabrous. 6063 5-9-32 Gymnogrumma lefofolylla Deor. Ku I 360 = Grammitis - Sub Bar 528, Box 378, Cost III 682 Sp. On rock near where trail to Bork Blen taken off from highway. The shorter basal los (Cost) now withering. 5-9-3-2 Cypelennum Petraeae DC. (See 4-4-32) St. Bob on rock above part of old bluff - Cairns with Allium atrillosum! 6064 5-9-32 Galium setaceum Lands Kut II 422, Bar 577, Box 142, Cost 245. Fls fr rock with chro. Thought when collected the same as ? G. parvifenum f. forma microphyen seen 4-17-32 Sellers. Plant greyish green very delicately slender. Pt not col. Lower los from Sorrells x 2.5mm wide - obovate & rounded at apex, narrowed to petiole

upper lvs (much shorter than internodes) 10mm x 1/2 mm (or less) edges when studied being zone- what revolute. Infl as ill (Cote) with a tract at base of joint from which lowest pedicels arise (not this tract in infl tho ill almost thin) revolute is longer (often more than twice along) as infl, Cordilla 1/2 mm less high, reddish (see B more red than H. 74-17-32, I do see & bud like. Clary 1/2 mm high, thickly corded with white hairs (charlie j at all good) which makes ovey white even to eye [?] specimen ed person newid led tho only 5 mm long but otherwise the same. 5-9-32? Haeleyogermanica L Kurt 337, Bar 867, Bon 253, BvH 368, Cote III/120. Red. R'd (new) from Arch. Blau toward . I do not know species. without open flower. Anther cells end to end as in D. thaly. Woolyendio stary. / Phlomis italica L Kit 334 = P. L with Bar 368 see 6/18-32. ? 665 5-9-32 Torilis leptophylla Rchb. Kit II 227 = Caucalis leptophylla L. Bar 104, Bon 124, Cote II/168. / ? vinnipes fr. Roadside Nwrs rd beyond thuch. Fr armed, compressed laterally and channelled inside (as seen by cros- section) lvs 2-3 pinnate. Therefore acc to Cote II/145-6 must be Caucalis & Torilis. Fr now 5-6mm (Cote says T only 2-3mm). Also the peduncled umbels, leaves stigmae? lvs with no long terminal seg. seems to rule out all poss T. (Cote 163-4/7). St. glabrata to eye but def rough to touch with slant down-

5-9-32 down pointing hairs. Usually near base very like H C. lanceolata. (Note: Stimbela usually 3-rayed sometimes 2-rayed. Rays equal to nearly as bud. Bist to peduncle is 6-8 cm. but rays about 2-5 cm. Invol none; involvel are linear bracts as long longer than pedicels in fls., frs too covered with bristles that they show morelly def. lines. Bristles roughened and on rough buds on leaf tips last most obvious in fls.) (Bar) Ident. practically sure. Plant about 1ft high [Fr as seen here] not unusually like T. heterophylla. ) 5-23-32 5-9-32 Ramunculus bulbosus L. Kn I 490, Bas 11 Bon 9, Bon H 10, A 398, Costa I 31 F-l. New rid beyond blue. 5-9-32 Althaea liranta L. Kn II 181, Bar 78, Bon 56, Bon H 91, Costa I 341. Bad record beyond blue. 5-9-32 Specularia falcata DC. Kn II 442, Bon 296, Bon 199, Costa II 492 Bad. Record beyond blue. Several plants 3 in high, this plant 9 in long with several spreading to branchlets from near base with leaves downward pointing bristles (perhaps only near base.) Bon 197 5-9-32 Arenaria trixervia L. var pentandra Ost? Kn II 454 = Moehringia pentandra Hay Bas 68, Costa 208. Fl v fr. Near Gymnogramma. Plant in

general aspect nerve lila A. trineris L. as tenera 1931 in Switzerland. Lvs 3-nerved. (Barr says 5) not ciliate except at base of petiole Sepals beautifully wilton margined, often with 2 or 3 nerves. Few minute petale (17mm) sometimes present. Seels base appendage lila A. trineris. 5-9-32 / Geaifura laevigata L. Kut II 4/6, Bar 225, Bon 143, Cote II 205 Red Luck not certain whether be- yond or near to Cairnsi. Plant rising from horizontal running root stock (Cote says not). At dividing into several branches near base. Stg glabrous, somewhat twisted, sharply angled, the angles being slightly lighter color. Lvs in 4's, oval, to 13 x 6mm, rounded at apx, narrowed to very short petiole, glabrous except for dent hair on edges which make them look rough (20X) but not rough to touch. Lvs 3-nerved but lateral nervs difficult to see except on young lvs. All lvs have a tiny lighter colored spot at very tip on upper surface (esp visible in jungles) & some of younger lvs softly mucronate. Dinflexilary (now very young ones glabrous. Plant very like ill (Cote) and seems the only Rubiaceae in Bar with 3 loboties. 5-9-32 Tecuenum lanceifolium Boreas Kut II 320, Bon 372 All infl. Newid beyond Luck Lvs fragrant when crushed.

5-9-32 Bunaleum aristatum Bartl. KII 284, Bor 131, Cote 4 204 = B. opacum Lange Bar 206, Bor/194 /-l Rd beyond bluff (at tunnel loop). 665A 5-9-32 Trifolium glomeratum L. KII 84, Bor/125, Bor 78; Bor/117, Cote I 346. Fl. bluff (before after). /space only of. lvs conspic. vened very sharp teeth. Calyx lvs thick (almost cordate) at base. In quest of plenty. Fl pale, almost white. Fl head 8 mm diam. 5-9-32 ? Torilis heterophylla Bues Bar 195, Bor/25 Cote II/64 Rd bluff. (pres newid beyond). ident. chiefly by the upper lvs much bladeill(Cate) lower lvs def 2-pinnate with lobe deeply cut, quite unlike upper lvs. St almost glabrous smooth to touch. lvs rough with appressed rep. pointing hairs. Invol. more. Rays 2, rough with hairs on lw. Ptlals moved with the same at if hairs on out. side. Calyx teeth evident. llways too young to show nature of spines on fs. 5-9-32 ? Lens nigricans kob. KII 122, Bor 57 8 = Vicia — corov lernm Bon 87, Cote I 391 /-l v young fs. Record beyond bluff. Tendrils reduced to short (1 mm) awn. lf to 2-3 ft 2 per on lowest lvs 2x2 mm; 3 per upper lvs, oblong 11x2-3 mm. /-fl solitary

on filiform peduncles (equal to or larger than buds) which is articulated near top but not aristate. Flo 4mm overall. Calyx tube 17mm, its cells 3-mm, tips of teeth reaching to tip of corolla. Young fr as ill (Cotts), the largest now 8x4 mm, very appressed hairy. Polatijpitata. 5-9-32 Desiphularia cancia l. (See 4-24-32) Fl. Rew d beyond blush. Seems to agree with ill desc in all particulars except that lobes of corolla are conspic edged or blotched with white very striking against the dark maroon of tube. Stamens narrowly linear; the slightly exerted filaments glandular. 5-9-32 Vicia hithymnea l (See 4-20-32) Fl & adv fr. Rew d beyond blush. Oldest fr now 30x9 mm very like ill (Cotts) or rather more square at the top. Seeds 5-6, luleum 2mm long. Seeds now conspic from outside of pod. 5-9-32 Lathyrus setifolius l. (See 4-24-32) Fl & adv fr. Pod not veined (esp as viewed from inside) seeds tubercular. St as in usual of this breed as (4-24-32) style only slightly, if at all, twisted. Rew d beyond blush.

5-11-32 Silene glauca Pourr. Fl. Not seen by R.B.K. Col. by Mrs. Kennedy in Valdemosa region & identified by New; kept by New. Mrs. K. collected at the same time and again with the plant sent to New, another 3. which she assumed to be the same. This she kept, Bark # 17(?) her 1932 herbarium. In Sept (14-18) 1932 R.B.K sees this specimen and finds it so very like her # 686 which New names S. sericea All that she can see no difference. Query: Could Mrs. K's May 11, 1932 sent to New (i.e. S. glauca, Pourr.) have been like R.B.K's # 65-7? April 24 (not submitted to New)?

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5-9-32 Lathyrus angulatus L. var sphaericus (See 4-18-32) 1-fl adv fr. oldest pod under 40 x 5 mm. The fine veining is a sort of longitudinal herring-bone effect [obvious]. 5-9-32? Crepis bullosa Tsch f. var Willkommeri Burm v B.16 Km II 5'31 = Cetheorluga montana Willk. Bas 289, Wellki I 2.5 Tab. XVII. No fln fr. Collected by accident for or newid beyond Luck. Very like ill (Wellk). Runcines very slender; leaves narrow to capillary petioles. The only bulb is white, roundish has this very smooth, smooth sometimes with a few of the waxy globules on underside counted as ?? C. bullosa Tsch 9 (1-29-31). Size of bulb and locality makes ident fortble. 5-11-31 Limodorum abortivum L. Km I 4/3, Bas 46 3; Bon 309, Coste IV 4'9 Red from Mrs Kennedy from Valdemosa 5-11-32 Cephalanthera grandiflora Bat. Bas 46 3, Bon 308 = C. frallens Rube Coste III 4/12 = C. latifolia Janschen BVH 455 = C. alba Eminskai BKL/68 Km I 4/2 seems same, this with C longiflora Fickel which Coste, BVH and BKL gave as synonym for C. maculosa Rube an other species]

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.

5-12-32 superior, surrounded by slightly shredded outside (which are the stamens) still outside the female parts. Female 5 distinctly separate parts (if opened wide would look like a Ranunculus but all seen have been erect) oblong 12x4 mm. These are thin- edged and regularly over-lapping (outer edge vers inner edge) greenish-faintly tinged salmon-yellow. When open inf. female part is nearly white but faintly green at base or ners. No sign of any organ which could be called a ovule. Stamens about 15. Filaments 5mm long, irregularly hairy at base, anthers linear 4mm long, tralixed, yellowberry apicies 3mm light, 3 celled with many ovules in each cell or axillary placenta. Style + stigma 7mm long, 3-parted more than half-way to base. Note: involucres ± glandular on inner surface persp. this and not the female like the one mentioned earlier in desk. [Peganum Hormala L. (Rue Family) ident by Kew] 5-13-32 Lythrum Graefferi Ten Kn II 216, Bae 172, Bos 106, CoXett 91 FL. River of Etablimento. This is plant seen before without the fls & parts same as ?? 4-20-30 (not sure about 11-3-30). Lvs to 35'x/2 mm. Fls 15 mm diam. Calyx 6 mm high. Style ± twisted, stamens hardly 20

5/13/32 Veronica Anagallis L. Kn II 384, Bar 345 Bon 235; Costa III 32 = V. Anagallis-aquatica L. BVH 347, #1297-Fl vnnipfz. Rvrs @ Fstblmnts. Style 3mm long. Bar 87 5/13/32 Vieia Esula Willd BM CP 392, Costa I 391 = Eriola Rativa Link Bar 142 Fl v fr. Field (plenty seen) @ Fstblmnts @ Bon .Fr much more strongly constricted than vill (Bon & Costa) & fl usually 15-17 pers. 667 5/13/32 Linaria Commutata Bernh Kn II 392 Bar 340, Costa IV 16 = L. gracea Clair. Bon 232 Fl very young fr. @ uncult. field set. Fstbl. @ Bon. Many slender, stiff stems spreading on ground. Plants joined by rooting runners (runners stips as thick as main tap root) & fruit in long effect not as running as ill Costa). Sts. not rooting while plant gray green with long, soft spreading hairs which are mixed with slender gland tipped hairs. Leaves low (often to or beyond middle of) opposite. Largest lob about 10x5mm, much as ill (Costa & Bon) almost always a little barbate at base. Pedicle filiform, glabrous, about 7mm (often equal to loo or in upper ones longer, only in very lowest slantes than loo) and often curved at apex. Spars scalle

5-13-32 Corolla in late base, narrowed to very slender, much curved tip. Corolla pubescent outside, upper lip bicolor, the rest whiteish (or tinged with blue) with definite purple dots on palate. Corolla (from top of peduncle to tip) lower lip 7 mm long; from tip of spur to tip of [illegible] upper lip 10 mm long. Spur longer than corolla tube. Europe seeds (as they dry) seem def. tuberculate. The only objection to this idea is that flo are not "grande" (Cate 10-15 mm; Bon 8-11 mm) but not sure how these were taken. & fact that not reported common in Mallorca. Only other poss is L. lanigera Def of the species to which are (1) low def. [2] seeds tuberculate. (3) peduncles shorter than low. etc. [but L. lanigera see 6-16-32] 5-18-32 Linaria lanigera Def. (See 6-16-32) #668 669 5-13-32 Ajuga chamaepitys Schreb. Bon II 314, Bas 372, Bon 256; Bon W 375; Cate III 134. F[lowers] in f2. East Estab to Son [illegible] along river back to San Bernado at bridge. 2 in high. Summer-fakeable. Rd through fields just beyond the little drainage depression where Kundinamia sieula is abundant. Many plants found here 7-26-32] 5-13-32 Trifolium angustifolium L. Knuth 70, Bas 123, Bon 80; Cate I 351 F[lowers] West Estab. & Son. Surely this but flo almost white, slightly pinkish in lower lip. Heads in f2 7 cm long.

670 5-13-32 Trifolium lappaceum L. Ruth 81, Bar 133, Br 79, Cote #1 353 FL Field lot Estab v Sm with Vicia Eriniae. St erect & twiggy with many ascending branches & scattered sparsely but obviously hairs (hairs spreading). L ft of long broad leaves. Stems "divarigues" (Cote) in terms of Calothy (ie almost at 90 degrees). Lower lv (normally fallen) with petioles 1/4 cm (Bar say long). Upper lv become almost acial. Stipules of lower lv narrow (base almost parallel sided) with reddish veins on rather greenish background; th free part narrowly earl-shaped, 5mm long. Stipules of uppermost lv (just under head) broader bluntly pointed. Heads terminal on ends of branches, looking sessile v with peduncle for only about 2mm (This is contrary to ill (Cote). Heads about 13 mm high & than somewhat "lierissies" but not as much as ill (Cote). Flow white. Corolla 6mm long. Calyx tube quite glabrous outside with many fine nerves (p23 50), the equal teeth finely tubulate, with long spreading hairs. Three nerves along plainly at base (jobs the other 2 are at edged). Calyx with hairy ring at top of tube inside. Corolla about as long as calyx v when corolla is muttering the two look much like ill (Cote). As far as can be judged war calyx throat will be open at maturity. Head looks as sessile as Cote's ill

5-13-32 Catisill T pallidum K et H. 5-13-32 Ranunculus muricatus L. Kn I 495, Ber 18, Bon 8, G 398, Coste I 27 Fl vado fr. Russ at Etalleinents. 5-13-32 Kundmannia sicula DC. Kn# 243 = Brignolia pratinaecefola Bst. Ber 202, Bon 130, Coste I 194 Fl v young fr. Bst Etale v Son riclamp places along rives. Young fraburatas bright yellow as petole. of c inf libeill (Cate) 5-13-32 Bupleureum protractum hule & Hoffen Kn# 281, Bar 205, Bon 131, Coste II 203 Fl v young fr. let Etale. v Son. 5-13-32 Cartamus lanatus L. Kn II 502 = Kentrophyllum laranum DC. Ber 270, Bon 181 = Centrophyllum DC. Coste I 398 Fl v fr. Etalleinents This is the spider-welby plant observed several times this spring. Relives 5mm high. All others seemed to have popped. 5-15-32 Asperula laevigata L. (See 5-9-32) F-L.

Near Establiment, perhaps in river bed. 5-13-32 Euforbia humbellata Prr. Knth 157; Bee. 417, Bon 281; Cote # 246 Fl & fr. Bridges, Pinejuged Plant to Establiment. 5-13-32 Euforbia falcata L. Kn II 157, Bar 417, Bon 282 Cote # 238 Fl & fr. Cinnalls Estab to Bon v down river. Two plants med. 11-15 in high (1 plant w/ st simple, the other w/ 3 branches meanare) St reddish, unlabel on lower half (remne), mid of scass evident. Lvs on upper part dif oblancalete (almost rhombic) to 25 x9 mm., indent near top, long narrowd to base, acutely apex, def 3-nerved. Bracts (expn upper part infl) very like lfl (Bon), but hardly denticultate. Numerous short fl-branles below the undel make inf look elongated not broad v spreading. Glands green mid of alveole points. Capsule glabrous, about 2 1/2 mm long v egg shaped (are all Cotes) much narrower at tip than in some E hardly channeled. Seed 1.6mm long pink-brown under its whitish exterior, 4 sided with frame verse linear depressions (3 on the insides & 5 on the outsides). But now befor Capsule splits (but seed seem ripe) it shows small caruncle

5-13-32 Euphorbia medicaginea Bois. Knt. 109, Bar 418 f-lv fr. Very common in fields west of Fatahamento. Seems same as 4-20/12/3-80 & 2-25-81. Note that the lot-dark incrustations on seed, beautifully white just before making, latter are brown & much less contrasting with the black background. 5-13-32 Euphorbia serrata L. Knt. 154, Bar 410; Bon 281, Costell 204 f-lv fr. Lelreill (Costa) v-fr as dere. see 7-26-32 5-13-32 Euphorbia platyphylla kunth pubescens no fr & fls. On left stream shortly below bridge & 1/2 stat. - Preqpquent Rd. Stc about 2 ft high (perhaps more), simple now but with signs of branching abve. Nwkl belov wid scars & fallen twi but from below middle thickly clothed with creetls. Ivotthin, serrile, pennately veined, oblong (or slightly enlarged above middle) 6 x 2 cm, offhese, finely seriolate all around, (the edge exp more ho sometimes with narrow finge & purple on edge. The base small cesa auriculate, the aricles being rounded or acute or sometime def. acggitato.

5-13-32? Umbilicus vulgaris L.var pendulinus Kut 48 = U. pendulinus DC. Bar 184. Bon 112, Costa # 120 = Cotyledon umbilicus L. BWH 165. T.P. Estab. limentos. Fls definitely pendant all 5-merous, greenish stem with slight pinkish purplish tinge (in fine lines). Lower bracts reach beyond lips of calyx & all longer than pedicels. This makes it very difficult to follow Bats description. 5-13-32 Crepina Crepinastrium Viv. Bar 271 = C. Morisii Bon Costa # 399 mine in C. vulgaris Casse (as forme Morisii) Kut 505 Fls vfr. /8 florets each head counted. 5-13-32 Allium Prb same as 4-10-30 (like in bubbles, low v apothec) Fl. Establimnts. This seems same as col but not ident. in Bellde May 1932. Head large 6 cm diams, densely multiflore Pedicels pale purplish, the central mos to 2 1/2 cm, the exterior ones slender reflexed (but prob only because these flrs not yet open). Perianths bell shaped, its divisions oval, rounded at top, the outer ones a def dull purple with an almost green stripe down back which is def- suberulate

5-13-32 tuberculate roughened. Inner div smooth, salts lighter in color green stripes correspondingly more distinct. (Effect?) white head is dull purple touched into the white of the projecting filaments. Outlets purplish. The lateral teeth & interior filament very fine tipped, curling outwards in fl but if straightened would appear that exceed the outlets (& middle teeth). This middle tooth about 1.5mm, while the broader sect of the filament is 3.5mm. Style distinct included. Very basal transverse flange (3- sectorio) about its middle. Uninodes strongest & petiole falls like caps as flo begins green. Bult 2 anthera at base (tapering to top) surrounded by many bulblets at- backed to its base by slender thread whickers in flattened surface or bulblet and sep at top of bulb let as disc 4-10-30.) Tinnis light. By Barcels' disc this would be A. ampelo gracun L (but Coate says outlets yellow & style ex- serted!) does what? 5-13-32 Melilotus indica All Rn. (See 4-12-32) Fl vdv.fz. Probis resubed below bridge. Very like ill (Coate)

"See note on 5-12-32. P.B.K had the two specimens in hand at once but did not compare carefully. However if Mrs Kennedy is right that 5-12-32 was O. x 5-13-32 Ugalypa spifera Nudic I 405; Bar 461; Bon 3/2; Bon H 464, Cote III 390 P. Perez below Bridges Estate. One only found. 5-13-32 Arena fatal. forma sterilis Nudic I 300: Q. sterilis L. Bar 496, Bon 359, H/41, Cote III 59/F2 Fields Establishment 5-13-32? Phalaris minor Refz-Knt I 290, Bar 485; Bon 349, H/31, BMGP. 112, Cote III 535, F2 Establishment. Root not col so this may be P. bulboal. forma mollos. cf with P. canariensis L. (5-18-32) Spaff. cylindric about 50 x 1/2 mm. Spikelet 5-6 mm, glume 1/8mm wide Glumes white (less bright than in P. C-) v very green (yellowish green when cf'd with the dark green of P.C-) Venus 3 as in P.C - one down back v on one each side (Bar says 1-nerved). Wings narrow 1/2 mm, extend- ing from about 1/3 distance above base almost to apex but almost entire (more like ill P. mollos Cote's table) Leaves brown pub. Only 1 scale found, that also brown, pub. and 1/2 length of glume. [7-26-32 Plant from same field, just no. of Estab. was P. minor] 5-13-32 Junerus articulatus L. forma lamprocis- pus Knt I 361, = J. lampocarpus Flsh Bar 491, Bon

5-18-32 Don. 321, Coste III 452. [See]. - Davies AVH 488] Fr Rivers below west of Etablissements. But pres-segacule (or seen acuminate because edges rolling) and a trifle longer than the inner segs which are obuse into thin white edge (this looking acute as this edge drops rolling). This seems surely to rule out J. sylvaticus Reh = J. acutiflorus? For the only other likeness. But infl now very erect much hill? (Coste # 3728). Stiffy; indif sepalate; stamnts and nuttie atmo in compressed crown for lanceps (Coste); beak which seems like prolongation (?) 6.5 cm c.i.s. just overtopping infl. 5-18-32 ? [Partia] riceosa L. (See 5-5-32) Flo young fr. Frequent in river bed below the Etabl- ishing urgent Bridge. Capsule now def. oblong, 12 mm long. 5-14-32 Centaurea melitensis L. (see 5-3-32) Fr Bellver. 5-14-32 Bunium Bulbocastanum L. (See 4-17-32) Fr. Bellver. Pedicel v Caspophiles not at all thickened (ie. still like Costaill #1595-v not at all like #1596)

5-14-32 Elaeagnus angustifolia L. BM CP 580. Bas 408, Bon 297, Crato ff 291, Kirk's B.L.F. 172. Fl. Cult. Hotel Victoria. Note: BM CP desc. of calyx white and vary in the family making it very difficult to under- stand in dissection. Loculus equally silvery on both sides. 671 5-15-36 Nel Laum -

672 5-15-32 Brassica balearica Pers. Kn II 25, Bar 30 C. Valldemosa. Fl young fr. From Mrs Kennedy "Puig Vero" Lvs 4x3cm erdene. (Bar) but not "Cabilidades" and petite not "adelgazadas en base" Pods tortuous, the largest now 15mm long on pedicels 8-15mm long. 5-15-32 Hypericum perforatum L. Kn II/88, Cate I 259 = H. ciliatum Lh. Bar 88, Bar 60 f-l. From Mrs Kennedy from Valldemosa. Note lower lvs show few or no transparent dots. (See 1-14-31) dere g which fits this. 5-15-32 Trifolium suffocatum L. Kn II 84, Bar 25 Bar 79, BvH 117, Cook I 346 Fr. From Mrs Kennedy from "Pla des Pones" c. Valldemosa. Lvs practically all gou 673 5-15-32 Potentilla caulescens L var genuina Th. Wolf. Kn II 50, = P. caulescens h. Bar 158, Bar 94, Cate II 17 Fr. From Mrs Kennedy Puig Vero - Vega gorge c. Valldemosa. Dend/ aure. 5-15-32 Vincetoxicum nigrum Moench Kn II 294, Bar 212, Cate II 548, Bar 311 Ado. hbd.

From Mrs Kennedy from Puig Gros-Vega pages Valldemosa. The red-black corolla seems well enough developed to prove ident but does not “pubescens endessica” (Cate.) I see darla, dull green above, contrasting with the lighter at l?m all off very short petiolar, rounded but almost cordate. Plant does not look like V. Pic- miale of Switzerland 1981. 5-16-32 Lathyrus [Deid. Chyomenum L var articulates Re:] 2-26-32 & 4-24-32] Fl. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valldemosa. Wings white, and style with deflex- white forward curved triangular tip (less than 1/2mm long) whence much more nearly in points”than all specimens seen to date (all) which had blue wings) 5-16-32 ?Cenithogalum arabicum L. Kni 377, Bae 486 Bon 296, BMJCP 62, Cate III 316 Fl. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valldemosa. One fl only sent. 4 Endian ident large by the large almost black pistils. 5-16-32? Lavatera x rimeistris L. Kni II 179, Bae 78 Bon 56, BMJCP 485, Cate I 289 Fl. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valldemosa. Ident based chiefly on relative size of dials & ovules vs fl. Dials 3 mundiam with ovules

5-16-32 ovules peaking from beneath its rim. Corolla 4 cm long. 5-17-32 Crucianella latifolia L. Kn II 415, Bar 226, Bon 144, Cote II 258 f-f. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valdemora. Fls opp. s "bracties extérieures largement connives" (Côte) means outside bracts of the 2 opp. fls. Fl about 9 mm long. Corolla more purplish- green than yellow. 5-17-32 Ephedra fragilis Desj. Kn I 276, Bar 431 f-flo. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valdemora [See Cote III 378 fiores. & floral parts] 5-17-32 Agrostis alba h. var verticillata Kn I 295 = A. vert- icillata Vill Bar 290, Bon 353, Cote III 291 Fl. From Mrs Kennedy from Valdemora Very elg fls. ligule not short, glumes (perhaps because now drying not def. otherwise, glumes both +nerved.

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5-18-32 Hypecoum grandiflorum Benth, Bas.23, Box 13, Cate I 64. inc. in N. farcumbens d. Kn II 3. Fls almost ripae fr. Field west of Olden Pabasa. Fls 10x 15mm across (stam 10mm long) sepals acute (Bas), red- [illegible] in a queer looking tuft with the stamens spreading outside. Petals a deep yellow but hardly orange (Cate). Note: middle lobe of inner petal standing erect convenient around style, with deep longitudinal fold and slight fringe around edge. The filaments of the inner- ner petals broadly flat base, the other 2 narrower vdeeply channelled at base. 5-18-32 Helianthemum virganiifolium Pers forme Serrae (See 3-12-32) Fls [illegible]. Torenden Pau. Pub. in At. ± starry. Mature leaves glabrous except sometimes hairs on edges on mid.-rib beneath. Fl. 8mm diam. Style very def. bent down with recurv at base. 5-19-32 Helianthemum salicifolium Pers KnT 202, Bas 49, Bas 35; Cate I 149 Fr (mostly delused) few buds & few bs. Torenden Pau. Slender taproot (as per annual) not usually aerial but usually decumbent but sometimes erect, to then long. Pubescence more or starry. Lvs opposite uppermost seem to have stipules much like bs. thos smaller. Style short

straight, stigma distinct. Stamens few in mere rod. Calyx spreading wide after anther fall but concave (not plan Costa), the spread 1 cm diam. Capsule 5 mm high with 3 very obtuse angles; very faintly hairy at top or outside (Costa) Inner lining? The calyx separated from the out- side. Sepals with 3 very distinct nerves usually a less distinct 4?, broadly ovate, acute. The 2 bracts of epicalyx about 1/2 as long, narrowly lanceolate, 1-nerved. Stiplet much as ill (Costa). Seeds many, small (1 mm), prismatic in sect and flattened facets fin- ely papillate on angles. 674 5-18-32 Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum L. Kut 447, Bar 186, Bon 112, Costa II 122. Ft Torreden Pass. This agrees with dise. vill which plant of 3-23-32 # 626 did not. Stems fleshy, glabrous, often curved around with climbing habitus. Central st ending in fl so aloft that flower is sessile; others to 6 in a spreading on ground as that plant forma little mat. Nodes of cylindric (or at least club shaped by base having a tip a little larger diam at tip than at base), sessile, partly clasping, very rounded at apex, no nerves showing. Largest if 19x3 mm. Leaves ciliate at base with a few hairs like flattened scales (20X), no edge discerned. Fle seem sessile in axils of bracts or [mostly] terminal. Calyx tube clearly distinguished Calyx? Here at the from stem, bases of sepals. Sepals 5, obviously unequal (the longest about 8 mm) the out sides are cylindrical v just like lobes (with the same

5-18-32 same sort of relation at base (On these nothing approaching the smooth white vis- ner surface) (3-23-32). The 2 oldest, inner sepals are sheathing on inside below with thin white margin (at least unlike 3-27-32), the 1st sepal projecting upward from back-top of this sheathing part. (Many of the sepals were a little turned back towards the base) Petals many, linear obtuse, white, merging into greenish-yellow ring at base; the wide 5mm high so that petals are shorter than longest sepal but longer than shortest sepal. Ovary not lobed, with 5-veined linear stigmas 1/2 mm long erect, not remaining or for to "spaced at as in (3-23-32) Stamens many not in groups. (Query what re- lation bet. the ring which has the stamens in 3-23-32 and the united bases of petals in this?) Anthers yellow, attached at about mid- dle. Withering the anthers & first petala forma little cap over ovary. Calyx not at all crescent + cleft but (a X.S.) black over the very young cap- sules which show no signs of the flanges (3-23-32. Ovary 5-parted, 5-celled. Each cell with many Piles attached by long to ovile placenta (not now noticeably thick) Under low (20x) papilla & ridges on back.

5-18-32 Lefatrus micuratus Trim. Kut 338, Bas 517, Bon 371, BV# 544, Cote II 673. Europe fs. Torre den Pas. 5-18-32 Carthamus Caeruleus H. Kut#502 = Cardue- cellus caeruleus DC. Bas 270 = Kentrophyllum caeruleu, J.B. Bon 181 = Centrophyllum - J.B. Cote II 398 FL v unspe fs. Field by stream west of Torre den Pas. 5-18-32 Euphorbia terracina L (see 6-5-32) FL d fs. Golden Rabasa etc. 5-18-32 Chenopodium vulvare L Kut#397: C. Vulvaria L. Bas 397, BV# 386, #367, Cote II 184 = C. oldum Cut. Bon 569 FL v fs. Golden Rabasa. Note Fs 1½ mundiim (Cote sayr 1mm) v nitas sharp edge as ill (Cote 5-18-32 Rumex Bucephalophorus L. Kut#433, Bas 402 Bon 292, Cote II 198 FL v unspe fs. Golden Rabasa. Ex- aethy as ill (Cote). Styles seem "soldados a los ángulos del radio" (Bas) tho Cant says not. The 3 theth on each side & fr. valves evenly spaced, not "hacia su base." (Bas)

5-18-32 Cirsium syriacum Auct. Knt II 492: Notobasis syriaca Cass. Bar 265, Bon 174, Cate II 368 Fl v unipafs. Westward from Torreden Pass . St head fls on much its length. Innomed deeply cut than will (Rote), the white veins very conspicuous. Some from beneath v evident above. Sepalment lbs have their clapping auricles reduced v consisty, only 3 spines. Involved by the sharp tips of bracts ared outward. 5-18-32 Anacyclus clavatus Pers. Knt II 473, Bar 248, Bon 168, Cate II 347 Fl v unipafs. Golden Ribasa. Only exterior clens wings adontedene. Scales & recifacle broad, broadly rotacely 3 lobed (not asell Cote) with a few longish leaves at tip of central lke. Headc 2.5 inches. Off with Anthemis avensis. Effect stlvs much the same but anacyclus more shaggy hairy. 5-18-32 Anthemis maritima L. Knt II 473, Bar 247, Bon 167, Cate II 346. Fl. westy Golden Ribasa. Intra scales free & yellow tipped v protude above the buds at center of head. 5-18-32 Polyargox monspeliensis Desf. Knt II 293, Bar 493, Bon 356, B&H 533, G/33, Cate III 575 Fl westy Golden Ribasa . Lbs 5-7 mm inlde. Innomes globulate apedht less than 1/4 length (Cote), awnseem to issue from

the note. Lemma slightly dentate varnised. upper section] pedicel shorter than lower (Coke) (bar to the contrary) Arms as to touch (BVA) but (20x) show minute denticulation. A. 5-18-32 Silene 675 Fr. Torreden Pau. Perhaps silis 660. B 676 5-18-32 Silene Fls fr. Field west of Torreden Pau. [Kew identifies this as S. rubella L.] 5-18-32 Phalaris Canariensis L. Kn I 289, Bar 484 Bm 349, BvH 530, A/21, BM & CP/112, Cot IV 536 Fl. Field west of Golden Pebble. Inflated about 25 x 5mm. Spikelist 8mm. Glume 2.6mm wide. The winged scale narrow (to base) 1mm wide. The lateral scales 1/2 as long as lemma, white touched with green, slightly pubt. as are glumes. Lemma densely pub (now white)

5-18-32 Bupleurum semicompositum L. (Sec 5-2-32) Fr. Torredon Pan. Fr adv enough to show the white tubercles. 674 v9-30-32 5-18-32 Bomulea parviflora J. Butler (Sec 3-9-33) Fr. Torredon Par. 5-14-32 Linnaria alpina Desf. forme farrinosa Kn# 374 = L. melanantha Boras v Bent Bar 340 [See L. alpina Desf. Cote III 21, Box 234, BVN 340] Fl & fr. From Mrs. Kennedy from Teix. Sto (assent) to 5 ins, slender, veined below. 120/ cm long. Plant glabrous except for gland tipped hairs on calyx and adj parts of person corolla. Corolla 2 cm overall length the vertical spur is one half. Fls solitary or 2-armed close together at tip joint, almost sessile. Style orbicular-concave, 3 stigmatic, not tuberculate with white wing.

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5-19-32 Dicaria aurina Deaf forme pruinosa Kutt 379 = L. melanantha Boiss. & Reut./Bas 340 [L]DcLaurinaDeaf.CoteIII21,Bon234,BNH340] Flo.fe.FromMrs.Kennedy from Teix.Sk(are) sent)to5in.,slender,vealedbelow.1w/1cm. Plantglabrousexceptfor gland-tipped hairs on adj.partsoffromcorda.Corda2cmonall2with cord theverticalspuisis1/2.Floritaryor2closetogether attopofst,almostsessile.Seedsobicular-concave, 3-mundiam,not tuberculate,notwhite-veined. 5-19-32RapidiumrigidumSw.formapallidum Christ.Kutt555=Polyeticulum—DC.var.assutiale TenBas5:22[I]SeeD.—SwBNH584andP—DC.Bon 379,CoteII680.]Sp.FromMrs.Kennedy fromTeix. Stipe(seeleyonlyatbase)13cmlongtotwice?blade. Blade12x6cm,roundedatbase,taperingtoarrow apex. 5-19-32BuxnebalearicaLamk.Kutt165,Bas421.FLo DvQ.FromMrs.KennedyfromTeix.St4-angledfrom decurrentpetioles.♂variantslooksomewhatlike the wollaofaPubraceawithtubelabellad2½mm?&labe slightlylonger.PB.thisisastalkasitisclosedatleast at top whenthefilamentsissue.

5-19-32? Specularia faleata DC (See 5-9-32) very Prodr young fr From Mrs Kennedy from Teix. Note the lines of asperities (see 5/4-32) run full length at v annulus asperities on edges also x much set beneath, also on calyx tube (not in lines) This and general aspect like ill 384) and suggest S. castillana Large Coste II 493 but costle very much smaller than calyx lobe. 5-21-32 Crocus antiquorum L, Hu II 67, Bon 22, Bas 571, Coste I 311 (See also Crefens v D. procurrens Walls. Bas 110) Fl From Mrs Kennedy from Valle- mrosa Pro roots St dif zig-zag Fl 10+ mm overall. 5-31-32 Conium maculatum h, Hu II 280, Bas 219 Bon 135, 394-209, G 6/3, Coste II 226 Elvador Jr From Mrs Kennedy from Valdemosa Fl very like ill Coste 26.

Ident. by Kew as S. falcata DC. (see 5-9-32) 678 5-23-32? Specularia Castellana Lange Cote II 492 Box 197 Fl. W.I lush toward Pollenga or ? trailing north. wax. (Seems same S. ae. 5-19-32 from Valleluna) flower bractlets pale green yellow 2&1/5 in high. Capseritecos 5-18-32, ? from well (Cote). Calyx tube 7mm, calyx lobes 5mm. Corolla 10 mm across, its lobes exceeding tip of calyx lobes by 3-4 mm. [Since this, in spite of large corolla, is S. falcata prob. more so than S. Castellana Lange] 679 5-23-32 Linaria aequitiloba Duby. Kutt 379, Bar 338 Cote III/16 Fl v.dry. fr. wold peds. with above. St. part w.ped. with long spreading hairs vs some pub. but still (ateudo) (st.). Rosalmost circular, with narrower sinusthan will (Cote); vs leaf lobed than will (Cote); (fleeralum entire) but sometimes like will in its top X will insert. Lvs 1-2.5 cm diam, pub (espabre) and often red discs beneath. Not sure about length of ped- cicles but peds (at least sometimes) elonct than pds. Calyx with spreading hairs some publies seem glandular. Corolla 7mm overall; spur 3mm. Corolla almost white in tube, but def pale blue line at edges; the upper lip venid is purple; tip of palate with 2 bright yellow bosses; throat of palate bright purple thickly bearded with bright orange hairs (enlarged at tip) But the purple throat vs the 2 yellow bosses, the bearding is ? similar. white hairs. Corolla somewhat hairy on back

"Upper lip anthers white. Capsule glabrous with a few gland-tipped hairs, the largest now very slightly ex ceeding the calyx, but the red pods suggest that when ripe may be still a little whiter so. Seeds surely will have "crestas salientes" (Bar) (Coot says "cres crits saillantes"!) 5-23-32 Lavatera trimestris L. (See 5-16-32) Fl, Valdo. fr. Field about 2 K west of Pollensa but'd toward Lluch. 5-23-32 Lathyrus latifolius L. Kn4126, Bar 573, Bon 88; Cote I 402 & 527, BM9CP 393 Fl. Field about 3 K east of Pollensa on road toward Lluch. 5-23-32 Arenaria balearica L. (See 5-9-32) Fl, fr. Rd Lluch-Pollensa east divide Note: as fr sepals sepals dark purplish with a little thickening at base (claw? accent effect). Seeds slightly less than mm, very dark. 5-23-32 Salix sparsescens L. (See 4-17-32) Fl, Valdo fr. Rd Lluch-Pollensa. Seems same as (4-17-32) Very like if(Coot) some with fr glabrous but finely conglueced; otters with fine hooked hairs (as 4-17-32 Cf notes below.

5-23-32 Calium retaceum hamble (see 5-9-32) Fwalo, fr. Rd lueck-Pollenza seen frequently in some parts. 5-23-32 Trifolium resupination L. Knt II 83, Bas 127, Bon 78, BYH 118, Cote I 34 2 Fwalo, fr. In rid about 1k from lueck toward Pollenza. Planta flat scat, paulup because rid (not as deae, willlts and BOA) s peduncles very short. Fs-Calyx un- mistakeble with 2 retaceens divergent tooths. Calyx thickly pub on upperslip (but glabrous at sto tip), glabrous on lowerslip in fl, fr, many nerved. 5-23-32 Rosa sempervirens L. Knt II 51, Bas 162, Bon 101, B.M.G.C.P. 344, Cote II 51 Fl. Rd lueck-Pollenza on turning white. into narrow rid at base of descent to Pollenza. Fls from diam; petals deeply hendate. Lft narrow, very alin- lith sides. 5-23-32 Tarilis heterophylla Bess (see 5-4-32) At various places rid lueck-Pollenza. St rough with closely applied down-pointing hairs. Up v pet. rough with similar hairs pointing up. lower gen effect much as ill (Cote). Rays 2-3. Cross section of fr. asill (Cote) but inner lobes rougher. Barbs rough with tiny rough

lamb at tip. Barbs now white at base and are purplish above. The 3 dorsal of the primary rebo covered with long & appressed hairs [like those on lvs]. The other backs not in def. lines. Pnt fr. now almost 4 mm high. Styles very short. Petals white-pink, but appressed hairs visible. 5-23-32 Antennaria Cotula L. Nutt II 472, Bar. 247, Rom 167, Roth 247, A 846. Costa II 3+5 Fl. Luck's beyond towards Pollensa. 5-23-32 Ranunculus macrophyllus Desf. Nut I 488 Bar 563 [Rom] Costa I 30. Fl and unripe fr. lkeck. Very like ill(Costa) Suggest R. acrior stem growing but diff to eye in the thralding of lvs, the long spreading hairs on stv pet.; lv's this side to make vast ly hairy & the peduncles lightly grooved. Note receptacle part only at top. 680 5-23-32 Crepis Triacii Willk Nut II 579, Willk I f 916 Tab L1 -C -- Camb Bar 291 Fl. Luck-Pollensa. This obviously is not the common C. found by road sides but diff difficult to describe. Plant softly gray green & as a clear yellow (hardly as pale do suffulius but paler thanandelion yellwd) while effect nearer sweet than in C. Taraxacifolia. Plants 4 in

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.

20 not sure I dig but size & color exactly right by Willa. Fls could hardly be called "plonges dans l'eau" (Coste) 682 B. At first came about Lluck (mentioned in A) Plant stands 47 in high (in whch, 27 in is infl). Shape almost as A but at S upper side of the plant flowers are Carola, anthers seem the same as A. The chief dif from A apart from size being that the flo are in groups of 3-7 (hard to count because the groups run together in fr) making very molly effect along at which almost all the clusters. Largest fl now 13 mm high. 683 5-23-32 Alchemilla arvensis Serp, KII 55, Bas 165, Bon 102, BvH 145, A 493, Coste II 62, Fl v fr. P I Lluck-Pollenu BDH III 286 5-23-32 Sonchus asper Hill KII 540, BvH 273, A 866 BvH 273 = S. - all Coste II 436 = S. - Vill Bon 187, Bas 286 Fr. Lluck-Pollenu. Seeds Achene 3 x [illegible] 1.7 mm, the wing on edges being half as wide as wide as the center. Edges inclines with slight downward

5-23-32 downward pointing roughness. Glume almost smooth, with 3 longitudid nerves but no transverse wrinkles. Note BVH-DLF 336 "lvs. slightly wrinkled about the midrib" here. Plant 10in high. 5-23-32? Brachypodium pennatum P.Beauvs. silvaticum Ku I 829 = B. silvaticum P. Bez 574 = B. silvaticum Brem vs. Cate III 66?, Bor 37 = B. sil- vaticum Beauv BVH 579. Fl. meas Ros aempe- sirenal. West of Pollenza. Lvs yellowish green, 1cm wide alis at smooth, glabrous. Sts sleeky, finely punk on nodes but plant otherwise glabrous. Spadlets 5-7. (This does not agree with underlining in Cate.) [10-5-34 slims] but seems only B. in- Mellnes with wide flat lvs. 5-23-32 Spartium junceum Lann (see 5-3 -32) Fl. Flx Selva-Carinari. 5-23-32 Euphorbia segetalis L. Ku II 158, Bor 448, Bor 282, BVH 469, Cate III 2 39 Fl & fs. Rd beyond Sta Maria on way to Concell.

5-23-32 Geranium lucidum L. (See 4-18-32) Fl & young fr. West gluck with Specularia and Linnaria. Seed with longitudinal (almost cretchlike) creates) on back at top, since a less reticulated more at the sides & thread v below them but nearly smooth at base. These ridges and the edges of the envelope (when it breaks from the axis finely glandular-ciliate. 5-28-32 Lens nigricana Koch. (See 5-9-32) Flv: fr. & lueck-Pollenusa. No arms on peduncles Pods with ventricular seeds well formed are still slightly pubescent. Largest pod still 8x4mm. 684 5-23-32 Lotus tetraphyllus Murray (See 4-24-32) Fl & young fr. Common on 'lueck-Pollenusa about at the divide. Largest pod now 11mm. 5-23-32 Digitalis purpurea L. subsp. dubia Kocho Kru II 388 = D. dubia Rchb. Bas 346, Welk II, Tab LXXI. Adv. bud. lueck-Pollenusa. Corolla now dirty white but spots on inside of others clearly visible. 5-23-32 Cirsiun lanceolatum Scop. forme crenatum (See 4-24-32) Fl. & lueck-Pollenusa [Probnot var ellinatum = C. — DC = C. Willkommanum Porta dP.

5-29-32 Portulaca R since Costa II 378 v Wellh, III Tab 91 lance. will that as far as not decurrent] Low def. decurrent. Upper side glb green, very rough with stiff yellowish bristles, the underside white webby with white salient nerves which curl in blinder, smooth, very parishing, yellowish spines ± 1 cm long. Heads 45x30mm (w/o spines) Invol. bracts united by spider-web, the bracts narrow lanceolate tapering to smooth yellow spine (5-6 mm long) the outer bracts sfx. curving out when the rest spreading; none really reflexed. 5-24-32 Festuca ciliata Pers. Kut I 332 Bar = Vulpia ciliata link Cost. III 639. See Bon 365- Fr. Belbecc all powder magazine after Exactly as desc. v ill Costa. Ciliation in lemmae very distinct at side above junction of nervatura. 5-24-32 Stipa capillata L. var toelii Kut I 292= S. toelii Desf Bar 494, Bon 356 Cost. III 577 Fr. Bellver v Terreno. Note: when fr. shed the inflorescence erect spiculate, into the delivery, then glumes. Are in the twisted portion is striped dark brown va light tan, tacher-pale fashion. 5-24-32 Capparispajuna s.l. Kut II 11, Bon 40, Bon 34, Coste I 142 Fr. Terreno s/d to Aigo Dolga Batten.

Filaments bright purplish at ends. Petioled & vary thin, up curved. 5-26-32 Lactuca. [See ? L. Clymenium L var articulatus Are § 2-26, 4-24 v 5-16-32] From Mrs Kennedy from Valdemosa "same plant as 5-16-32" Enucae fr. Peduncle 50x8 mm, very flat, not channeled on back, the 3-4 seeds (now) making it def" nodoso-jibosa". Seeds (now) 6mm diam wit helum 3 mm..seed glabrous. 5-28-32 Scirpus setaceus L. subsp Cerminus KueT 34/3 = S. Saviæ Selv & Mans Bez 476, Bor 326, Costa TH 476 = S. cerminus Valèl BOA 501 Flv young fr. From Mrs Kennedy from Valdemosa, 7 cm high. Spikellets 3mm. Ovals striate, green at tip & mid rib with brown marks rings at top, otherwise light colored.

5-29-32 Danaea junceus Bgl KnII 356 = Celosia maritima Nee Bar 172. Cate II/61 = Canalis maritina Gowan Bon 124. Fl v unica fr. Beach at Colonia. Plant gray-green, almost flat on ground. F: 2/10 mm long; apices strippped? Beads first. Often notched at end. 685 5-29-32 Leuaria cirsiosa Willd Kn II 376, Bar 339, Bon 232, Cate II/16. Fl v unica fr. Cala Sanstairy. Two plants only found on rock west side near shore. Plant exactly like all (Cates & Bon). But note: Calyx lobes are divided a cordel (greenish-brown) bars (Ralmost same width throughout) down center and hypothes this white margin is at base. Petale J corolla not neatly dotted as in J (3-13-32) but spotted purple with the spots more less in lines. Corolla (base to tip) 4mm, of four straight 2.5mm 5-29-32? Matthiola sinuata P.Bz. Kn I 30, Bar, Bon Avr 27 common 23, Cate I/85. Fl v unica fr. Beach at Colonia. Hard to ident by Cates & Bon. Pods are flattened but "choicon" diff to see in the pod (very dif. to open now.) Pods 3 toothed at apex but this is not the 4. J (3-28- 32) since the middle tooth is not "2-toothed" at base J lobes bearing on each side a small

but def. out-standing tooth

5-29-32 Euphorbia dendroides L. (See 2-26-32) Frz. Cala Figueira & Cala Santaña. Caruncle large oblong, not with tendency to be slightly 3-lobed transversely, not obliquely. Disbudded and Barcel. "aristata" unless it refers to the fact that the carun- cle is attached to seed by short stalk so that it can be easily swiveling around on the stalk as an axis as in E. verrucina L. (5-5-32) 5-29-32 Eclimium creticum L. forma maritimum (See 4-27-32) Flores Beach at Colonia (Seen on various beaches since 4-27. Corolla dark purple & large. Seeds 2+ mm high. 5-29-32 Carex extensa Good. Kn I 350, Bas 481, Bor 338, BVH 5/6, A 245, Cate IV 579 Europe frs. Cala Santaña at Colonia. 14 in high. Scales vary from blunt to strongly mucronate. B. flava fr. Cala Santaña. Presumably the same but only 3 in high. General effect much more stubby. 5-29-32 Polygonum maritimum Willd var sub- apathaceum Duby Kn I 294, (Bar) = P.subspathaceum Tegulem. Bor 356, Cate IV 575. Pres at Colonia. Fl. Rodent & upper article longer than lower v

longer than wide 686 5-29-32 Silene A. 1/2. Cula Figuera. Low linear; all parts softly hairy. Duff loose, 1-2 flat lobes, truncate. Calyx umbelled, handsomely veined, closing over top of pod. Pod globose, 7mm long or at least 4 mm wide. Dimple side flat on sides & diff. ruffle winged on back [Ident by Kew as S. sericea All] 687 5-29-32 Silene B. Flu old fr. Decumbent or beach at Colonia. Low alwte. browder than A, Duff much the same. Flw seen generally the same but fruiting pods smaller, seen to shed seed without turning back both capsule. No seed to study. Petals pale pink slightly greenish below. Claws exerted about 3mm beyond calyx [Ident by Kew as S. sericea All] 688 5-29-32 Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum (See 3-23 & 5-18-32) Fl. Common on beach at Colonia. Same as(5-18-32). [Identified by Kew to MusK]

689 5-29-32 Tenerium Polium L. var. album Kn II 315 See T. Polium L. BS 315; Don 257, Cots III 139 F-L Beach at Colonia. Same as 11-22-32 cf'd with T. Polium var majoreum from Bellows from which it def differs. Ident chiefly by calyx lobes as deep (this v by fact that it is not like ill will's ill Tab CXXXIII T var majorieum. Plants low (prob about 1 ft a less) than alluded to for var maj- st. low. Calyx all wooly-felty with white branched hairs which are much longer than the axi- lar hairs on var maj majoricum. Both thele broader v slightly longer than var majoricum but the revolute, crenulate edges much the same. Infl has a broader more solid effect as lateral heads are only very short peduncled. Fls larger (Calyx 5mm high while var maj- has calyx 3 mm high; corolla diff is about same pro- portion). Calyx teeth slnkt off base but each bears just below to apex on its back a woolly brown awn 1/2-4/2 mm high. (var maj has nothing similar.) Corolla usually white but (in one spec) tinged purplish. Anthers red-orange or redder than orange. Filaments recur variously on drying - perhaps not as def specially as in var majoricum. 690 5-29-32 Tenerium Polium L var majoricum Kn II 37 = T. majoricum Perry Wells ill Tab CXXXIII

F.L. Bellver. 5-29-32 Statice F.L. Cala Santanyí. Perhaps same as 11-22/12-31-32. Corolla 6 mm diam. Calyx tube pub. below limb not "profoundly divided into lanceolate". Corolla blue-lilac not deep pale. This put it perhaps next to Costa in his group that includes S. confusa & rather than that which excludes S. durisscula Kies (the only 2 groups poss. in light of Kneefe. 5-31-32 Conium maculatum L. Kurt II 230, Bar 213, Bon 135, RVH 209, B613, Costa II 326 fl v adv. fr. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valldemosa. Fr very blueish (Costa etc)

I identified as A. balearica Cos. & kept by Kew] 691 6-3-31! Anthyllis Vulneraria L. var balearica Kurr. 93 = A. rosea Willk. Bes. 1/20 = C. balearica Cos. Willk. All I 397 at X XVII. Fl. Puig Gros-Veya gorge C. Vall- demosa (about 780-800 M. alt.). Plant quite erect at 4o/5 in high not tall but straight and robust, but might by thinning out several sts (one is starting) done. As looks like All (Willk.) soon specimen C all joints the lower with 5-7 lfts, the upper lfts not nearly as unequal to low as I remember in core var of A. Vulneraria in Switzerland. Heads of 13-21 fls, flesh colored with faint stripes (notas purpurea (All Willk)). Fl 1.5 cm overall. Willk says 2 cm. Bracts Q about 10-12 divt, exceeding fls in length (eldest fad nos) 12 x 4 mm, its stalk 3 mm. All lfts a free abaxr, silky beneath. If as Kurrche states 500 M is lower limit of this var balearica, the plant col may not be typ- ically developed. Kiel purple. Fls vat standard shaped quite like all (Willk.) Puig Gros-Veya gorge = Estát de Son Calcat 692 =A. Vulneraria L. var rubra (Gouan) Kew. 6-3-321! Anthyllis Vulgaría L. var rubra forme xreclusa Kurr 90 = C. Vulnarea L. var ? Bes 1/2. Fl. on stiff slope along wall from rocks above was found to the Valldemosa path. Plant Q one erect at. 4 1/2 in high which might easily be taken for poor developed space above. But lower hs almost uninj'd (must a terminal lft) a great distance from

a pair of tiny lateral lefts which looks like stipules, the upper one -left. Lefts bracts with speckling hairs above. Fl 1/3 mm or so, corolla deeep, bright red; the calyx red on its upper third. Oldest fr now 3 X 11-mm or stalla 2 mm. This De Wille II 39 finds from var. balsaica. Standard aurelia is var. balsaica 693 6-3-32 Scutellaria balearica Barc Ku II 328, Bar 370 Early fl. Puig Bros-Vega gorge. frequent in bed, Torrente x found elsewhere. Only fls where path went through gate below humlen place. Its fine pubesence glandular. 6-3-82 Epipactis microphylla Durytz Ku I 413, Bar 589, Bar 309, Costa III 413 Fl. Puig Bros-Vega gorge not uncommon. (Mrs. Kennedy says found all about Valldemosa region). The 2 gibbositie at base of lip strongly "plissées-crepues" as is all the space between [but not 3 separate bosses as in E. atro- purpurea Rafine SDW II 345]. Tip of lip might often be called en pointe recourbie (Cale for this species) Lso m largest spec. not 2 cm wide but those on middle gat often def. longer than intermedia A. 5 in leigh, fls 4. B. 15 in " , fls 31.

694 6-3-32 Digitalis purpurea L. subsp. dubia Koch Fr. Frequent & beautiful Pug Bros-Vega gorge. 695 6-3-32 Brassica balcarica Persl (See 5-15-32) Zenujas fs. Pug Bros. 696 6-3-32 Nelloborus trifolius Mill var. lividus Ko (See 3-29-32) Zenujas fs. Pug Bros-Vega gorge. Frequent. Endeavils of bonos grayish-leaves, beautiful. 697 6-3-32 Helichrysum hamarclii Camb (See 3-29-32) Fl in various stages. Pug Bros. 698 6-3-32 Hieracris balcarica Willf (See 3-18-32) Ads fs. Pug Bros. Frequent on cliffs & fl young fs. note seem ripe. 6-3-32 Paeonia corallina Ritz forma leocarpa (See 3-29-32) Young plants no flor fs. scattered in Pug Bros-Vega gorge. 699 6-3-32 Asplenium Ruta-muraria L. No I753 Bos, Bon 380, BVH 586, 439, Cate III 693 Sp. Pug

Cliff Lily / plant anew. 6-3-32 Desmodendrium Nemionitis Sw. Kn I 757, Box 380, Coate III 696 = 3.— Lay. & R. A. C. Bee 513 Sp Pieg Koo-Veye gorge. All lower plant abraded. J.5x4cm. 755 ? 6-3-32 Salixium rubrum L. var. balcaricum Kn II 420, IV Tab IX. Fl. young fr. Pieg Koo-Veye gorge. Sto very slender, branching at base almost amplexicaurs, smooth adaxial to 1/2 vertical; in 1/3 much smaller than internodes except near base of st. Lvs in middle just 5x1mm lance- olate; two near base 3x14mm obl. Upper lvs min- utely but deft(20%) pub above & roughened mid-vein. ponting bristle edges. Lowest lvs seen foliaceous & smooth. All lvs red beneath except for the broad green mid-sit in at least some upper lvs. Dull concrete yellow lateral branches. Glen slanted than internodes bearing a few fls (rather like Coatesill 1675 more simplified). Corolla sp. wine-red or a little lighter above, opens wide 2mm (on a side), lobes being 1/4 as high. Lobes acute with tips involute (not aristate). Ovaries smooth Deedes. & S. coraicum Spreng Bar 221 (desc may be Crespi's plant this name wrong) See too. Antrum L. Coates II 249, Box 140.

6-3-32 Rumex intermedius DC. Kn I 438, Bar 402, Bon 277, Coste II/98 Fls unisexual. Perigyn. Basallo flw. 1.5 cm wide. Fruiting valves purple-pink. 6-3-32 Silene mollissima Pers. Ru I 467 = S. vel- ating Poirr. Bar 64, (Bon), Coste I 197. Very early bud. Perig gyno. As far as material allows agrees with desc. Lvs not very soft hairy petals not in scale. Capsule 11-12 mm or capsule 3 8-9 mm. Basallo to 4 x 2 1/2 cm with petals ± 1/2 length of blade; st-lvs linear sessile. Calyx not glandular. But note: lvs, at least the basal ones thick (1mm+ in cross sections) vary). Thiont mention- el in (Bar or Coste) 701 [Kew names this C. Hallerianna 6-3-32 ? Carex rosulenta Halleriana Aasovae rosulenta Knecht (=C. corulenta Porta!)] Kn I 348 See C. Hallerianna, Bar 480, Bon 334, Coste II 501 Adv. ft. Perig gyno. St to 11 cm, the lvs overlapping it 1-3 cm Lvs 1mm wide, channeled but not def. keeled, rougher- elow upper surface toward the long fine tip but almost quite smooth below. St very delicate, 3- edged. Terminal spikelet 0.7, 1 cm long, cts scales brownish red with lighter mid sub v ± whitish

on edges of spikes: upper very close to the middle only shortly below the lower on a ciliary st. from near the base of st. Directly up each spike short (i.e. scarcely overtopping spikes); bract of middle spikes long (i.e. overtopping spikes by ± 15 mm). Spikes short about 4 fls. Fr 5mm long, perigynia obovate, flattened into a somewhat acclined beak (1mm long), shortly 2-cliff. Perigynia nerved, and almost glabrous (perhaps not desc. as minutely hisped [box] scaly?) & green or black, red-brown edges, nervd. not quite as long as fs. Styles 3. Aclene trigonous, 3½ mm long with a little over the tip (1mm) which is bent to one side. Face of aclene may poss. be transversely wrinkled later (as at all time of this). Ingle fls very short truncate (hardly more than a ridge) 6-3-32 Carex distachya Deef. Kn I 346, = C. Linkii Zeller. Bar 479, Bon 332: = C. longiseta Beetero Cate III 581 Alofs. Puig Hros-Veya (not a specific gorge or cliff?) 6-3-32 Ruda chalepensis L. var bracteosa Kneble. Kn II 740 = P. bracteosa DC. Bes 95, Bon 63, Cote I 269. Fl v unripe fr. Just behind house where path starts up Puig Hros-Veya gorge. Cd with R. chalepensis from Bellos, but plant plainly recognized without comparison. Plant larger & stouter in all parts, st vld dark green (gray- green in species), bracts large throughout mpls. Fr now 1 cm diam (larger than ripe fr of species

6-3-32 species as remembered) without the acute points to valves found in species with four four points spreading (making a very short ended capsule when corda falls) while in species the four points are close together 6-3-32 Leabiza cretica. Kn II 438, Bar 2 83 Early bud. Prigkroo 6-3-32 Hieracium lanvsonii Vill. Kn II 524 =N. saxatile Vill Bon 194, Cote III 466. See Bar 292-3. caps. deca *730. Fl. Prigkroo. Bonnensley would bring one to this conclusion also Cortes except that two are hardly obtuse. Diff. from desse (Corte) in that upper part just the black gland-tips pedbasis are mixed with plants white atony trees. Plants ± 17 cm high. Needles 1 or (usually 2) -3½ Kn is sure this is the only H. in Balearics. Achene dark brown, 3 mm long. 702 6-3-32 Crepis Tmassi Willd. (Dec 5-23-32) Fl. vps. 703 6-3-32 Cynacurus cclinatus L. var elegans Bon v Del. Kn I 318 = C. polybracteatus Poir Bar 595=C. elegana D. eof Bon 365, Corte III 627 Fl. Prigkroo

or in ravine. Spl with C. cclinatus St. very slender, 7/10 inch high. 1/20 - 1/8 mm wide. "A" Diff from C. cclinatus in that (1) the glumes the short branches of infl are visible from one side making a dainty lacy effect. (2) the glumes of fertile flo flowers, much narrower (almost setaceous) less regularly spaced. (3) lemmas x glumes of fertile flos are distinctly shorter (in better pubescent S all are sterile glumes ab initio) similar, the lower ones merely hispid 2 spikelet sterile flos arranged as in C. c - (i.e. spaced glumes below but not several broad glumes at apex) but the lower spaced glumes are fewer, narrower (almost setaceous) less regularly spaced and all are pubescent - hispid all over (only slightly hispid on edges midveins or if large closerie effect to eye [20x] is almost glabrous in C. c - ) 3. Fertile flos arranged as in C. c - but the thin glumes almost setaceous in C. c - 1 mm wide) and lemmas def. pubescent (in C. c - only lightly) the glumes not more than 2/3 as long as spikelet (in C. c the glumes def longer than lemmas) 4. Awns of lemmas 1-1/2 as long as lemmas (in C. c - awns of lemmas 2 1/2 - 3 times as long as lemmas Note: in this matter C. c and C. cote is to the contrary. Only 1 spec like this collected. "B" Several spec collects in which awns were longer (i.e. to 2 v perhaps nine times as long as lemmas) and spikelets no more pubescent than in C. c but otherwise like "A".

6-3-32 Cephalanthera grandiflora Baf (see 5-11-32 Adv. fr. Prig Rro-Vega gorge. Pollen erect with 6 strongly marked, light colored ribs. Plants are of various heights & with varying number of flo. the one collected was silent with a terminal ped only. 6-9-32 ??? Cephalanthera ensifolia Cote III 412, Bor 368, Bar 589 = C. longifolia Frutzel BVI 455, SVI 168 [the I 412 see note on C. grandiflora Bat 5-11-32] 20 ft n fr. Prig Rro-Vega gorge. At least several plants are all infested at tip just as this little tiny insect. Lws. def different than C. grandiflora, "distinctive" calyx stam, lies in middle of 70-90mm long with intermids of 10-15 mm 6-3-32 Crucianella latifolia L. (see 5-17-32) fl. Prig Rro-Vega gorge. 704 6-3-32 S psecularia falcata DC or S. Castellana haye. (see 5-9-32 and 5-23-32) fr in various stages. Stk & calyx tube def roughened. As far as can be judged the corolla was much shorter than calyx lobes. Don't know for sure the remainder of corolla

3-mm angle v the calyx lobes (arched much like ill [Cato] of S. faleata 10-15mm long. [On same day v in same region R.B.K saw- v Mrs Kennedy collected a plant which seems similar but with a large corolla blue R.B.K's # 5-23-32. R.B.K didn't study it later to reconcile etc.] [See note on Kent ident of 5-23-32] 6-4-32 Galium [not seen by R.B.K] col by Mrs K or Ruiz Mayor was identified by New as Galium divaricatum Lame. When sending Mrs K things at the same as her Galium June 21, 32 from Fontanellas v June 22 '32 from Vega v perhaps same as R.B.K's #700 of June 3, 32. R.B.K has seen the spec of June 21 v June 22 dried but comes to no conclusion

6-4-32 X eranthemum rixpertum Mill Ku 483 Bar 581, Bon 182, Cote II 400 Early fr. From Mrs. Kennedy, Prug Mayor. St. sample 3-4 cm high. Seals recept. cle not "tripartidos" (Bar) but nearly 20 flori each head (Bon) 704 A 6-4-32 Euphorbia Marisii Kneche var. balansae Knoche = L. kayi Salis var. balansae Wallh. II f # 152 Tab C LXXII Kn I/62 [IL] Tab X XIII v XLV FL 2 fr. From Mrs. Kennedy Prug Mayor. "cut out of a bush of Tenerium autspineum" as ill th. will except and grows as all kn. Seed 2mm long. Loo 4 x 2 mm. [Identity Kewas E. Marisii Knoche ] 6-4-32 Sorbus Aria Crantz. Kn I 47, Bar 168; Cote II 72 (perhaps some in L. neves Not Bon 109) FL. From Mrs. Kennedy Prug Mayor. Ls almost orbicular 8x7 mm, upper side may be finely "ridées" where leaf (Cote), when dry 6-4-32 Arenaria grandiflora var incrassata Bonon = Kn I 452 = A. incrassata Lange Bar 69 See A. grandiflora, Cote I 208 & A. grandiflorall Bon 44 FL. Mrs. Kennedy from Prug Mayor

9cm. high. 6-4-32 Crucianella augustifolia L., Kew II 415; Bar 237, Bon 144, Cote II 258 Early bud. From Mrs Kennedy. Puig Mayor. Plants 4 cm high looking when pressed like some sort of trailing juniper. Cf with C. latifolia L. (6-3-32) 6-4-32 Santolina chamaecyparissus L., Kew II 473 Bar 249, Bon 168, Cote II 3 49, BM CPC 963 All inflores. From Mrs. Kennedy from Puig Mayor. Cf with plant cult in garden Infanta S. 6-4-32 Helianthemum polyfolium Pers var rigatum Nym., Kew II 202 = H. rigatum Pers Bar 49, see H. polyfolium DC., Bon 30, Cote I 50. Fl From Mrs. Kennedy from Puig Mayor. A. Fl def bright red. B. Fl white. In all other respects seem the same w/ Cote description but interecepta to cthy petals Mrs K says "plenty of both pink & white, in the pre- ceice but most in the ground." [Kew] says P. lanceolata L form ericophylla Desm? 6-4-32 Plantago Fl young fr. From Mrs Kennedy from Puig Mayor. 7cm high. Peduncles very slender faintly exalted,

6-4-32 extract Corridens appressed brown hairs (hardly silley). Heads globular [illegible] Summ[er] This is Prol. Planceolata L. (this std draft list) but considers P.argenta Clair. Bar 381, Bon 207, Castell 149 (Knutt 411 thinks it mistakenly reported from Balearca). Plant does not seem silley enough and fracturae also not absolutely glabrous. P.monopana Perss. is considered but fracturae not 'emarginatae' or 'apiculatae' (Castell descries). Only one seed developing (in the 2 flo examined) [illegible] Planceolata, 25x Brum. (appears rather paleate after coming through the nail) 3-nerved, slightly pubescent (not silley), but the inlets of hairs allowing bet. lanes of petioles confer nowably long white shining silley. Young seed loose minutely fampily on brack. 6-4-32 / Heliotropium foetidum L. Knutt 1476, Bar 15, Bon 9, Bon 13, Castell 146 Enriquez fr. From Mrs Kennedy from Ping Mayor. 6-4-32 Specularia folcata DC to S. Castellana lange Fl. From Mrs Kennedy from Ping Mayor. Corolla far longer than Calyx limbo. Calyx tube ample [see note on Res ident. 5-23-32] 6-4-32 705 (Spec returned to Mrs A 9-11-32) 917 Laserpitium gallicum C.Paul Knutt 350, II Tab XLIV = L.gallicum L. Bar 198, Bon 125

Coste #169 Lf only From Mrs Kennedy from Puig Mayor. Very like ill Kewlee. I query was this the plant seen only in [?] on 6-3-32? Puig de-Vega gorge v (2) was at the place seen with large white umbellog flw on inaccessible cliff 6-10-32 on Teix. 6-5-32 | Pulicaria odorata Rchb. f. Kew #465, Bar #254 Box #1, Coste #815 Early fl. From Mrs Kennedy from Valledemosa. Only infl. sent 20 hard to judge whether this is P. dipenteriaca L. or P. dentata many, very narrow long acuminate, more or less purplish at tip, long-hairy mostly rather than hispid, very framy in effect (esp. in bud) Rays deep yellow, very narrow v (nord) shorter than bracts. Ped. neither "grêle" nor def. "épaisse et comme épaissie" (Coste). Whole plant rather colony with longish white hairs (minutely tubercular based), low rather less so above. Most adv head 2 cm diam, which disk is 1.5cm. = Senecio odorata L. Box 171 [6-17-32 Whole plant From Mrs Kennedy Valledemosa. Roots thick and thick (might be called slender elongate Huber) v a faint folia descended low way to cottony or woolly leaf v at two without prominent articles; dentent prod correct.

P 906 6-6-32, Erodium chamaedryoides L'Herit. in II/131, IV Taf III. = E. Reichardii DC. Bar 83 Fl. young. fr. From Mrs. Kennedy from Coral Blae. 150-0-15mm biam. Petals white, beautifully veined pink. Petals but with spreading hairs; two lobes. Sepals app. pub outside, of those with short spiculate hairs with a tuft of hairs at its base. Petal nervels thickened hairs on inside of claw. [1935 plants abundant at Fortminter] 6-6-32 Lunaria aequitriloba Duby (See 5-28-32) Fl. From Mrs. Kennedy from Coral Blae. A slightly slightly less fragile plant than (5-28-32) with the all more nearly like all (Cats.) vines in IV but on comparison with dried spec (5-28-32) seem surely the same. Corolla the same except that colorings of palat is not as bright especially the 2 yellow spots at tip of palat. Corolla 6mm high from sp. st, spur 3 mm long or corolla about 10-11 mm overall. 6-6-32 Dracontium profiferum L. Mu II 478, Bar 65, BSH 62, Costa I 190 = D. proliferaum Bon 47 Fl. From Mrs Kennedy from Coral Blae.

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.

6-6-32 middle lowercase Catesill J.R. parviflora But the def grooved peduncle, hairy receptacle, sepals reflexed 8½ or less as long as petals all right. Carpels about 17, the only ones nearly ripe 3×2½ mm flat with prominent almost twin-edged lobe, ovalist triangular erect tip, the sides covered with low tubercles except in a small spot in center: hence carpel just bodies. 6-6-32 Melica Baubini All. No I 316, Bar 507, Bar 36¾, Catesill 620. Put From Mrs. Kennedy from Lake Place. O'leaths glabrous (Cate) but "extraed raefera" (Bar), 1st glume 6×3 mm broadish acute; 2nd glume 8×3-mm geminate lemma 7mm, very rough on back but, near the edge (not exactly on the edge) clothed from base to middle with silvery white hairs some 3 mm long. Pedicels vary pub: just under spike- lets. Lo rolled between ov ligules conspicuous Duley: Was the M. seen but not collected 6-5-32 in Pug River-Veya gorge the same as this? [Ans: Prob not as M. subgutta L. Common on Teix 6-10-32 and M. minutata L. only col by Mrs. Kennedy in Pug River-Veya gorge 16-17-1982] P 707 [Ident. by New] 6-6-32 Delphinium parietum Willd No I 479, Bar 17, california road Bar, Cate I 57 Fluvemipe fs. From Mrs. Kennedy from Lake Place. Edmund D. Raphaelsgaria L. in lesser state sent by Mrs. T. from Valdemara, only upper party/ petals sent to there look

much alike but there are these def. differences. D.s-- Pedicles in fl. - 10 mm - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5 mm Pedicles in young fr. - 15 mm - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5 mm. Pedicles " " " curved so that - curved upward follicles point - v follicle erect. downward. Sepal limb - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1/3 mm apex - 8 mm - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 5 mm spur - 2 1/2-3 mm - blunt ventric - blunt with 2 slight at tip - but def. horns a little at tip. Note: The comparative diff in length & gaper seems greater to the eye than these meas. would indicate. The shortest pedicels make D. p- much more compact & apical like, can't see the diff in petals, aug. by Cote. Follicles too young to tell but are 6-10-32. Variation in D.s- makes it likely this belonged to that species. [Later specimens of D. p- show the 2 species quite distinctly different.] 6-6-32 Vicia tetrasperma Moench var pubescens Bono Delay (See 5-5-32) Flalman type From Juss. Kennedy from Hole Blue. Petioles 1-2 fld's sometimes slightly aristate. Pods nearly glabrous but rest of plant def pub. Seeds 3-4. Nucleum val very slight. I cpd with the 5-5-32 specimens and satisfied that they are the same. 6-20-32 Delphinium stapfiorgia L.Ket 149, Bents, Bent's, Code T-51 Early fl. Valdehum in any of it is. 6-7-32 Albizzia leptantha Benth (See 3-2-32) Europe f2. from same tree as 5-2-32. Pod stipulate 8x2 cm ov all. (part of pods longer), shape shaped, no pulp fibers & pod flat ex left fr the connexus but just the backs (1/2 x7 mm) seeds lying crosswise. Amplacerf smooth, rattle end-1 to 2 in cruvel. Idnt sure yet BMJC.P.

6-7-32 Celsia Cretica L. Kn# 368, Bes 335, BMJCP 674, Cost# 623 Buda kinepe fr. Hoflofen. From Mrs. Kennedy from Sor Mas, Valdemora. St. as col 17 in light & basal lvs col. Plant hairy v. mis upper part, glandular. but not at all wooly. St. with 4 faintish ridges from base of lvs, but no could not be called decument. Lvs thinnish, flouy, serrate, all sessile vs longly cordate clasping, acute at tip. Bracts similar, the lowest only slightly smaller than upper most lvs. The upper bracts similar but progressively smaller v becoming long acuminate. Infl no, 8 in long. Bracts all longer than calyx. Calyx lobes rate, lfy, dentate, in the lowest 15 x 10 mm. Raceme looks very lfy because of large bracts. Pedicels about 4 mm long. Stamens 6, the flower with fila. ments glabrous (BMJCP Bes) Cost# to the contrary) the 2 uppers with violet pubescence. Pods ovate, globose valvining, strongly stipulate, the largest now almost 10 mm. Style (ie. shorter than calyx - Exactly like all Coste). Bract, calyx v pad. 16-13-82 Fls v basal lvs from same place [see out identification]

6-10-32? Cirsium lanceolatum DC var ellinatum Nutt 491 (Bar) = C. ellinatum DC Bon 175, Cost II 378 = C. willkommianum Parl v P Willk ll. Taf CII. Bend. Shoulder Teix. Moore men- tions the striking effect of flower buds which have yellow hairy at edges. Upper surface this green. P 708 6-10-32 Rosa 1-fl young fr. Teix. Very like undescribed R. agrestis Sari (= R. sepium Thuell) Cost II 54. See Bar/63 and Nutt 52. St with strong, broad-based downward curd spines thorns, otherwise glabrous var width 1 ft to ?, narrowed at base & often at apex, dark green glaber above, lighter beneath & with stalked, red, sweet- scented glands as are also the doubly serrate edges. Upper stipules & bracts broad. Pedicels glabrous. Sepals three outer sepala glandular on edges (not on back) & with long narrow appendages (varies) elongated, glabrous. Petals white with redaceous faint stripes & points. Styles free & glabrous. Fls solitary or in corymbs. Sepals reflexed after flowering. P 709 6-10-32 ? Antirrhin vulnearia L var rubra forma fischeri (see 6-3-32) Fl v fr. Puig dero near top white path descends toward place where found 6-10-32. Fr 4 x 2 7/8 mm on stalk 3 mm.

6-10-32 stalks 3mm. St to 3-4 erect spreading none over 6 in long. St unusually naked but the basal two heads but one after very tiny because aborter heads had tried to form the full length? St. In none of these latter heads had developed & the palmately divided bracts look like too. 6-10-32 Convolvulus pentapetaloides 1. (See 5-6-32) FL Svampsk fr. Valdemars. Fields at beginning of way up Teix (just beyond the large private estate). Peduncles with 2 minute bracts about middle. P 710 6-10-32 Linaria lupina Deformis pruinosa Fl up Teix. (See 5-19-32) P 411 6-10-32 Galium Mollugo? var. Cinerreum Brig? (See Knutt 4/8, See Baz 220-221, Coats I 2481-9. FL Teix. St. smooth with the prominent angles lighter colored. Lvs slightly roughened up under edges, thewise smooth, midveins prominent beneath, (V) same color as angles (? & ?) vdepressulature. Lvs linear ±10 x ±1 mm. Infla narrow compound panicle. Corollas 3mm diam with very long inflex. ed tips. "A" Panicle narrow (fls included only at edges) antlers yellow (older ones turning dark), effect ? infl & eye is def. yellowish. 1/2" B" Panicle narrower but with branches longer.

"""more extended than "A" Calyx originally yellow now (fls in later stages) mostly black. Effects of panel to eye is definitely gut cells calyx of "A" & "B" without stamens are nearly the same color. Ovaries in both A & B glabrous. [Specimen of May 19, '32 From Mrs. Kennedy from Teix seems same as "A" & "B" Calyx now even more yellow than "A"] See note under 6-25-32 P. 413 6-10-32 ? Kalium rubrum L. var. calcareum Knecht (See 6-3-32) Fls & unripe frs. Frequent at Teix. At same time this is same as (6-3-28). 6-10-32 Rhammus licioides L. (See 4-7-32) FL V unripe frs. Teix. frequent, especially on path along Puig Ards. Very strong. Noathline 1919 2205 in the II Tab I, Fr now 3mm leaf turning reddish. 2-3-celled (10 mm cells often empty. Calyx lobes faller at the top of tube internie. 6-10-32 Delphinium stapfii agria L. KUI 479, Bae 17 Bon 10, Corte I 51 Early fls Valldemossa way up Teix. Pedicels of frs sometimes 15mm., spurs often 2 lobed at tip. Carpels of young frs not erect. Calyx very pale. 2 Specimen of June 11 sently Mrs. Kennedy from west slope of the Vega had pedicels still larger.

6-10-32 longer and, [illegible] dark blue] in bristles reflected about 10mm vapus about 5 mm. P 714 6-10-32 Crepis Triassii Millk (see 5-29-32) Fl. of. Teix Achene which seem full grown 6 mm long x about 3/3 mm wide, tapering gradually to tip. The beget white pappus with hairs more than 5mm the slightest don't 1/2 so long & pappus looking to eye fls. slighter than achene. First achene now range the few water one in the center white. Rib rough. Pappus hardly as long as in bracts, a little longer P 715 6-10-32 Crobanche Fl. Teix unknown & path orr Peigkno. Pos D. picrides Schultz, Kie II 401. Sie Cote III 73 v & W II 276 (which disagree at least as to color of stigma) Fls 1/5 mm long, yellowish with purple markings. Stigma dingy purple. Filaments inserted 3mm from base; F & barry (not densely so) below middle. Bracts as long as fls P 716 6-10-32 Crobanche Fl. Teix on slope above the inaccessible umbilifer (abuts as high as megrt). This is of the Phelpea quimpbar & bracts all much shorter than style.

St. strongly swollen at base &t. more 2 1/2 in above swollen base the suff being 1 1/2 in width still more reduced at top. Fls 18mm overall, of a deep cream-color with red tint & blue. Stigmas same color. Fls ovate patent 1/2 their length and plant has among the slender effect of O. baccarea Seny Pau Kn III Tab XLV. #717 6-10-32 ? Lathyrus saxatilis Vis. No E.W.K. 6-11-32 Leuzea confusa L (See 3-9-32) Fls densely duse Kennedy from Valldemosa. Corolla 32mm long, pappeze & 5mm long. Every young calices def. rough-pimply 6-11-32 Stachelia dubia L. Kn II 507 = Stachelina - l. Bar 272, Bon 155, Caste II 403 Bud From Mrs. Kennedy from Hermita de Valldemosa. Fp 18 6-12-32 Stachys germanica L. Kn II 339, Bar 367, Bon 253, BVH 368, Caste II 120 Fls young & From Mrs Kennedy from Valldemosa "Harsoned just 3 weeks ago". Plant grayish with long white silky hairs. Calyx und being long hairs inside at throat & teeth somewhat enlarged. Calyx teeth not markedly unequal. Fp 19 6-13-32 Phlomis italica L. Kn II 334 = P. - Smith Bar 368 Fl From Mrs Kennedy from Pladel Rey C. Valldemay. Shape & too much as in above but plants easily

"mund notes. 6-13-32 easily distinguished as P. is densely covered with yellowish at very wool. Calyx Tubular with 5 short teeth (not all spreading) apinescent as in S.) slightly pub. inside lower tip but with no ring of hairs. Corolla adnate for genus; upper lip densely pilose-woolly outside lower 3-angled & def. 2 lobed at top. Drost: What does Bar. mean by "las hojas florales peiquitas"? 1/2 in. outstanding upper whole of lo 8 x 1/5 cm or larger. P 720 6-13-32 Scatiosa Cretica L. Kn II 438, Bas 293 FLV muricpe fs. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valldemasa cliffs above foot. Off with S. maritima L. from Terreno. 6-13-32 Anemis major L. Kn II 237, Bas 208, Bon 133, Bon H 184, Cort II 210 FL & young fs. Terreno. 6-13-32 Thymus Capitatius Hoffelink. Kn II 356, Bas 357. FL Terreno 6-15-32 Ajuga Juv Schreb. Kn II 313, Bas 371, Bon 75? Cort III 135. FL From Mrs. Kennedy from Torrente del Trix C. Valldemasa. Corolla purple. This is the 2nd nor- mal fl. seen by P.B.R. in Mallorca this many plants hither to collected with frs in all stages & with corolla abortive.

721b EWK. 6-15-32 Roña fs. From Mrs Kennedy Torrenza del Teix, Valdemoro "In the bottom of the valley below the Villa de Comas, the point at which we left the car on June 10, on bank & trailing toward water, another under a rock near water." Same plant as "found Estet de Don Juan" "Very slender & clearly the old branches making shoot weak there [This is sp. B. T. marum v. forme subspinosa which from usual form explained by its growing in lower moist ground. 6-25-32 at Ronda, Blau, a plant was seen which formed a connecting link] 6-15-32 Clematis Flammula L. Kn I 481, Ber 7, Bor 4. BM GCP 298, Cate I 35. Fl. Bellver. Defolds almost glabrous out. side 6-15-32 Tenericum Chamaedrys L. Kn II 323, Ber 372, Bor 257, BVH 394, Cate III 137, BNGCP 651 Fl. Bellver. [Sinalco Valles- moro v hills back] Don Rupire] Lvs now slightly pubescent and not shining abov.

6-16-32 Melica ciliata L. Ku I 315, Bon 364, Costa 620 or M.—I forme Magnolii Ku I 316 = M. Magnolii Stok v Gran Bon 502, Costa III 620 Fl. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valde- maza. Charmingly white, shining valley grass. Dust 15 cm long. 6-16-32 Epilobium tetragonum L. Ku II 221, Bon 160, Bon 105, Bon H 159, Costa II 79. From Mrs. Kennedy “tanker Valdemosa—Deza Rd.” Early infl. sent. Stigma ex- maza”. Fl 6mm high, the petals hardly longer than sepals. Allist peduncle 8 cm. 6-16-32 Stachys dubia L. (See 6-11-32) Fl. From Mrs Kennedy from Hermita Valdemosa. “Plumy style to anthers visit H (50 x). Scales of receptacle seem sold together at base. 6-16-32 Trifolium fragiferum L. Ku II 83, Bon 197 Bon 98, Bon H 118, Costa I 347 Fl. From Mrs. Kennedy from Valdemosa. Calices already swelling in first fls. Peduncles & petioles almost glabrous (Bar.) (Costa to the contrary)

6-16-32 Rumex conglomeratus Muell. Ku I 432, Bar. 401; Bon 372, BHN 395, G 357, Cote III 199. Fl. From Ymo. Kennedy from Valleclenusa. Only different but no doubt identity. 6-16-32 Merthia Paleguum L. Ku II 360, Bar 355, Bon 248, BHN 360, BMJCP64, Cote III 81. Fl. Sm Rajina. Erect, 2ft high with many branches (spreading slightly up-curt at middle. Ring hairs at throat; calyx of the slightly gibbous corolla leaf nodust as to dent. Lvs in middle 2 x 4x2.5 cm V diff dente, thine on branchles smaller. Fl whole limb rather aft-mistylsd because: Corolla once again as long as calyx; pubescent on outside; lobes limb deep; stamens still further exerted. 6-16-32 Oileanthus albissima Sample. BMJCP448 = Q. glandulosa Desf. Bar 101, Bon 65. Fl & Cult. La Vileta. Base of the small petals in white forming a yellow. Theis base of filaments pubescent. No ? fl found on inf collected. 6-16-32 Cleopodium album L. Cote Ku I 438, Bar 396 Bon 269, BHN 387, G 367, Cote III 186 Fl. La Vileta. Of A with C. murale L.

6-16-32 Agave Iva Schreb (see 6-15-32) Fl. Rl from La Vileta to Cemetery, July; plant found. Corolla yellow like this is the form A. pseudo-Iva Benth. Bee 371. = A. — Rob. Cote III /33/. Upper lip of corolla truncate ventric. Corolla rather pale yellow but largest dots inside side v dotted purple. Corolla pubescent both sides, with ring of hairs near base of tube inside. Fil- aments hairy. Anther cells when open make cuticle look like small flat disks. Cf with Tenuiflora Cham. aedrya (6-15-32) for diff of genera. P 932 6-16-32 Linnaria lanigera Deaf Kutt 376, Bar Early 899 Fl. La Vileta. [This is prob L. found with but fls 5-13-32 (# 668) with L. commutata Benth near Establimts & seen again without fl. in field starting up Tex 6-10-32] In smallt. very alint petioled, lowest pair to 3 x 7.5 cm dentate towards base; uppermost less than 1 cm ventric. Upper lip of corolla deef shorter than lower lip vdy purple; lower lips white with purple blotches on palate. These blotches [not dots as in L. Commutata] (5-13-32) shows 4 irregular stripes, corolla 8 mm from top of ped to tip of lower lip. Spurs slender, acutes v not much enlarged at base is def curvds (5mm as straight line from base to tip). Pedall shorter than lor. Calyx lobes not at all narrow

"not at all "acerosa - ovadas" as dese for L. Spuria. P. 723 6-16-32 ? Leipzia modiflora Reel. Kut II 312, Bas 398, Cate III 14) FL RF from La Villeta towards cemetery (at corner where red jeep overhead) ident. quickly because the creeping stems are thick woody branches not foliform (Bar + Cate) (Possibly this plant spreading on rock slope, as seen. Here there were other plants more as would be expected - not R. because less easy to secure the branches. Floriay and yellow stiliat. All the herba- cious parts covered with short, white, closely applied, suprapos pointing hairs (but plant could not be called "canescent" N sis L. canescens HBK. BM 23716 (58). See Kat I 59). Outside bracts broadest below middle, more or less lealed, de acute; other bracts broadest above middle & abruptly acute. Bracts reddish towards tip. The presence of the appressed hairs spoken of gives them a slightly ciliate effect, similar to that of leafy calyx. 6-16-32 Daphne gnidium L. Kut II 311, Bas 406, Bor 275 Cate III 214. FL Don Rapina. ?? 6-16-32 Allium rotundum L var ampeloprasum Stm I 868. = Q. ampeloprasum L. Bas 437 [See A.

6-16-32 [See C. ampelopsorum L Bon 297, Cate III 339] FL Son Vida. "A" This is C. J 5-13-32 which has since been commonly in fields or roadside or under trip caps. 5-29-32 on way to Santa Cruz x on trips to Valdemora. St 4 ft, lfy of its middle. FL-head globular, large (6 cm diam) g very many flo. General effects darkish dingy purple. Rosa says stamens of little dimensions in (5-13-32) i.e. anther bearing point less than 1/2 the length of throat of filament v the 2 sterile points more than over topping the anthers. Stamens well exerted (the tops of the broad parts of filaments show plainly color persists) style about same length as these broad parts of filament v therefore is expected beyond persistently this style not look exerted (perhaps this was equally true 5-13-32) Anthers same purplish tinge as perianths. Note: this does not agree with desc. of C. ampelopsorum as given in Bonor Cate. L or rougher edges placed caps toward tip. "B" St 9 in, lfy 1/3 length. FL head less dif globular, 3 1/2 cm diam & only about 35 flo. FLs paler so that effect of head is dingy white with the purple (a greenish) stripes on backs of sepals showing plainly. But in all other respects this seems same as "A". This too has been commonly seen in Bellver Valdevenilla, often much taller vith more flo. Spathe now fallen v can't tell if originally long pointed Conclusion: "B" v "B" 'all the forms between seen up to date are the same.

6-16-32 Crucianella latifolia L. (See 5-17-32) Fl v complete. Duff 7-16 cm long. These are just space to justify "lipes trilongues" (Cote) as those from Valdeinna region had been ± 6 cm. 6-16-32 Atractylis cancellata L. Kn II 485, Bar 274, Box 182, Cote II 368. Fl. Son Rapiña. A very few ext. fls (4 in the case studied) longer v ligulate, verticuled. 6-16-32 Lenzia conifera DC. (See 3-9-32) Fl. Son Rapiña. Achene a grey dark bronze, def. rough, 4mm long, f- ruste, with a rim at apex, omblic oblique. Papjeus bright white, 25 mm long. P 724 (See 6-3-32) 6-17-32 Anthyllis Vulneraria L. var. balearica Loc only from Mos Kennedy from Ping tres-Vega Enge P #725-- 19726 6-17-32 Scutellaria balearica Bacc. Fl. From Mrs. A. P. A.-V. gorge "A" fls white. "B" fls consuel Estret de Son Gallart P 6-17-32 Salium 927 926 From Mrs. A. P. A.-V. gorge. "A" large branch. "B" small bunch

P 729 6-19-32 Pulicaria odor Relb. (See 6-5-32) frnta. 6-18-32 Limoniastrum monopetalum Bocc. Cate III/65, Bon 264. Fl Cult. Dirton wall & Baker. Terenus. I'rs seem to be 2 in each spikelet; the spikelets being grouped in 3 or 4 o's at each node long. The bract subtending the group is broad vien cup die oblique 'ardesc vill (Cate). Each spikelet has 2 defracts, the interior is thicd (Kronzbek), almost as long asely & slightly encloses the 2 fls (so strong tough that it is hard to open up); the other bract (present at least in some cases) is almost as long broadly linear-spatulate. Besides these there are subulate bracts which may sometimes take the place of bract [C] but P.A.K cannot be sure that the number varriament permits that they do so, and only do so. Base of corolla tube has 5 bright orange oblong elevations probably represents base of filaments but not sure. dull haira faint but agreeable mealy fragrance. Tings of plant rot easily in water. 6-18-32 Poireiana hillissii Hrob [= Caesalpinia -Wall] BM9 CP 425. Fl Col v fr seen. Garden, Tereno. Sepals (usually 3-4) large v light yellow-green, slong. Ccorae to 20X10mm., pubescent outside valves pro- vided with studded, red glands similar to those on upper part of st. v or pedicels. Filaments 3 in long, ± gland put inside at base. Ovary glan-

ular and also densely covered with silky, non-glandular hairs. Lfts frequently have a few black dots on edge, near margin. Lvs sometimes appear odd-pinnate, the pinnae being irregularly velt spaced (Buge P.) 6-18-32 Tenericum flavum L. Kn II 324, Bar 374, Bon 257, Cote III 138 FL. RA Terreno - Senora shortly for the tram-way junction 6-18-32? Umbilicus vulgaris l. var [strikethrough]fasciculatus[/strikethrough] Knecht gaditanus form majoricensis Knöchle Kn II 45 = U. horizontalis DC. var majoricensis Berlols' Bar 184. Inflowly from Sepe fe. Sent by Mrs Kennedy from Sa Comuna, Valldemora with an infl of the Common form for comparison. The plant in question has the leaves at st 1s to 2st., many more of them velvety to- gether than in common form. Also fl stems much sluder, with sharper teeth v rounded, 5-sided. Calyx lobes rather thinner v with sharper teeth, bracts more slender v sharper at tips. In short the plant has not the clumsy, poorly modeled look of the Common form... hard to compare. Note: both plants 5-merous v bracts much longer than pedicels - stems nearly as long as the fls. P 430 6-18-32 Anthyllis FL. From Mrs Kenny Valldemora "La Beata"

D 731 6-19-32 Kalium From Mrs. Kennedy, Valdemosa "Sa. Comuna" 6-20-32 Cynanchum aetnum L. Knut 293, Bar 310, Bon 312, Cote II 547 Fl. Arenal. Torrente at end stream plentiful. Staminad tube cup-like with 5 subulate stamens. Teeth alt. with 5 reeling labral petals. Bet. these leets the tube makes outward folds (After [illegible] and a little below these teeth on inside are 5 other leets straight, narrowly linear, their tips more or convergent over center of fl. 6-20-32 Lactuca virosa L. Knut 582, Bar 285; Bon 187, Bot H & II 295, Cote II x 32 Fl. Of fs. with labors. Gleumes def. purple-black, roughened by transverse wrinkles (these near summit sharp) but could not be called hairy at summit. Edges seem thin rather than thick (Cote). Basal lvs. sinuate den- tate (not at all divided?) St. lvs. strongly auriculate, clasping, sinuate-dentate, not divided (except the uppermost which are lobed toward tips.) Bracts virid green. Plant with no tinge of purple ex- cept what is inherent in the pronounced glaucousness of lvs. St rays by itself longer than internodes & growing progressively smaller until they merge into the strongly auriculate clasping bracts! Pars. some lvs tend to stand on edge (or this may be due to packing in box) but most only a few not definitely. Millersey

Cupious. Plant very like ill Bv H.I. Note that this is some respects seems more like L. Scariola L. and might be a vary with un- divided lvs. except for the color of leaves. 6-20-32 Crucianella maritima L. Ku II 4/5, Bar 206 Bon 144, Cote II 257 Fl. Arenal. 6-20-32 Mesembrianthemum crystallinum L. Ku I 447, Bar 186, Bon 112, BM CP 257, Cote 4/22. Same place as 11-22-30 ie a house or train way shortly east of Carr Pastilla v perhaps an escape. Blooming well along west v and N walls & found also in tram route. 6-20-32 Medicago marina L. (see 3-12-32) ill B? fs. Arenal? In all but one case fs had fallen near foundation of a plant. Pods are really the best species hidden in the work. Rod distinct lutein center of flospials. But idently seems sure. 6-20-32 Epilodea fragilis Deaf (see 5-17-32) Q Fl. Verrugas fs. Arenal. Beyond tram terminus torrents Ardesa (Cote) 6-20-32 Medicago sativa L. Bar 114, Cote I 522 etc Fl. Carr Pastilla. Escape from fields where now coming into Fl.

P731 A 6-20-32 Atriplex arenaria Woods Kut I 439. = Q. Crassifolia C.A.Mey Bar 395, Bon 267. Presb = Q. sabulosa Rony (=A.arenaria Wlnda) Bost 3918 presb = Q. Tamariscina (=Q. crassifolia & A. ntc C.A.Mey) Cate III 177 Fls & fr. Can Pastilla-Arend. This is the myrmecio, Atriplex, but A. found along train track in prof. usion by wall phone v not the upright mealy Q. found at Arend not yet in fl (pres) A. rosea). Sts stiff & hard (seem woody) and almost round (not like as in A.rosea 1/2 smaller than in A.rosea v veins not showing plainly as in A.rosea. Cuttings far much as in ill (Bon) but often more deeply sinuate- dentate, not like ill(Cate). Fls then much as in ill(Bon) but well lateral lobes dentate. Diff from ill cutains that base v middle lobe are usually with straight lines on sides & fr usually as high as broad) no tubercles or valvae. One or several least glomerules attended by ls, but most gmtl without ls. 6-20-32 Polygonum maritimum Willd. Kut I 394, Bar 499, Bon 356, Cate III 574 Fl. Arend-Can Pastilla. 732 6-20-32 Triticum junceum L. Kut I 337 =Agropyrum Beauv: (Bar), Bon 370, Bost 548, Bost HILL 497, Cate III 665 Fl Arend-Can Pastilla.

6-20-32 Juncus maritimus Lam. Ku I 360, Ba2 471 Bm 320, BVH +90, G 213, Cote III 448 FL Arend. Torrente just beyond tram terminus. With J. acutus v. Cyano- clenum. P 733 6-20-32 Tamarix Gallica var. Polium (see 5-29-32) FL Arend. 6-20-32 Statice elisoides L (see 3-12-32) FL Arend, common rocks of coast beyond tram end. In mostly with- ering but like those of 3-12 & 4-4-32. Diff easily recognized by its curling branches. Cordas small. P 734 6-20-32 Statice Ku II 212-4. FL W. with above val more plentiful. Mustace to Cote be S. con- fusa Godr or S. durissima Liss. But Cote III 165+6 not con- clusive. Calyx tube is hairy vito lobes short v obtuse (difficult begins to split as sometimes after flowering) v globular but only 4mm diam. But look inff looks more like ill of S. durissima and lower office with only one nerv visible: note that acc to Ku. S. durissima is freq. more frequent in Mallorca.

6-20-32 Saponaria Vaccaria L. Ku I#73, # 386, BMGCP 365, Costa I/186 = Hypochaeris — Sibth Bas 65, Bon 46 FL Sent by Mrs. Kennedy from Valldemosa (Valle de San Bruno) P 735 6-21-32 Phlomis italica L (see 6-18-32) FL From Mrs. Kennedy "Plades Pond" c. Valldemosa P. 736 6-31-32 Buxus balearica Lamb (see 5-14-32) ?offl #z. Mrs Kennedy from Fontanellas c. Valldemosa "20 buxus thick v slight over mycelial" L 20 to 35 x 1/4 mm. 6-23-32 Halium — See Note 6-25-32 737 6-23-32 Dianum FL (Same as 11-17-30) Son Rapina very thick at one place or road at badly broken on west side 8 hours. ?r38 an escape. Buds of two years growth sometimes a more with a few weak thorns. L is 6 long, acute a blunt at base v closely annulate lobed. Pubescence on lvs date: roots creeping style more & at. laxury [undivflected, curling at end and longer than stamens] seen in various gardens. 738 6-23-32 ?Lotus Corniculatus L. var. tenuifolias L. Ku II 96 = L. tenuifoline Urv. Bas 130 = L. tenuis Nut Bon 81, Costa I S60 = L. tenuis Waldet UKT BVH 121, All II /39 FL young fr. By water side in torrente bet Quarry &-Corners

Don Rapina. Plant with very few apparent hairs. Sepules two long narrow feet (broadest are 3-4mm) but are more lanceolate than linear. the lowest ones are narrow almost enough to be obsolete. Effect not unlike ill Bot II. Calyx teeth definitely shorter than tube. Fl not more than 10 mm by any measurement. Corolla yellow turning orange. Efflts now 15 x 1/2mm. Many & spreading in ground but not much branched. White effect more slender than expected for l. Crisculatus. Ambels usually 3-4 fl. [Lafiel 1935 in light & memory & plant in Switzerland R.B.K. still uncertain about this] 139 6-23-32 Erythraea lafiflora See Kutt 383, Bas 313, Bon 2/3 Costa II 557 = Centaurium lencephorum Hoffm & Link Bot III 349 Fl with above. St 21-25cm high with the 4 angles sharply but definig? (Can't see that I are more strongly marged than the others belowe Bas). Bamboo close together but not indistinct (as for E. Centaurium Pers) & leaves usually ointest than upper ones (Costa) low 8-10 mm wide (lots much wider than any of E. pulchella 54-3095-5-32). St. much branched above middle but infl not not flat topped (Bot & Ill II). Pedicels are oint almost to seem, none. Corolla tube 9-18mm high (somewhat exceeding type of calyx); anella lobes 30-7mm long & open fl. 7mm across (Quashengd Costa; & l626 notes 7-10-31 this does not seem posibly E. Centaurium = C. umbellatum silt) 6-23-32 Phalaris minor, Petal See 5-13-32) Torrente let Quarry 4-corner's Don Rapina. Root fibrous. Cl with F. D] 6-25-32 6-28-32

6-23-32 Tribulus terrestris L. Kn I/88, Bar 93, Bon 62 Corte I 267 Flvfr. Cathedral Quarry. Just in front of the car that seems occupied. 6-23-32 Eronis anguiformum L (see 5-21-32) Fl. Common in fields just south of Cathedral Quarry. Not carefully studied but seems the one I have seen frequently before. It is not markedly zig-zag but with many slightly upward arched branchlets. Fls 10-13 mmorciall P 740 6-23-32 Agrostis alba L Kn I 294, Bar 492, Bon 355, J/32, Corte II 571, one in A. palearctica Hude BIV 536 Fl Prod along torrente Cathedral Quarry - San Papiña. But note that two only 2mm wide at base v (when studied 7-1-32) rolled to a very slender tip might make one suspect A. meritinga Lamole & A. filifolia Link (Corte). But much like ill Bk filifolia. 6-205-32 Rapidium rigidum Sw forma pallidum Crevd (see 5-19-32) Sp. Kncl-Blan. Common rock species &?. P 741 6-205-32 ? Galium firmum Tausch forma laevia Knocle Kn I 419 = G. Creepianum Ruds Bar 220 Fl? v young fr. Kocl Blan. Conspicuous tufts in the rocks with aligning sts vls and large panicle d def. yelow fls which (at least sometimes) have a mealy fragrance. St very smooth, glabrous, slightly enlarged just above whkles -? No. 2 no stifle. The

very lowest sometimes slightly roughened on the edges with ruppural punctate parcels; the others entirely smooth. I do in whorls of 8-10 or at, about 6 in the infl. 2vo 2-3 cm long by 1.5-2.5 mm wide, longer than internodes. Corolla 4mm or a scale, lakes sometimes acute v sometimes with a fine lyne as tip? surely would be called "apiculatai" bu not inflexed. Ivo of them those of a plant thought to be St. Mollisgola var cinereum Brig. The mid-rib hardly less conspicuous below than in G.M- but fills less proportions of the end of ff. >942 6-25-32 S.M.van C P 943 6-25-32? Galium parisiense L. forma anglicum Kn II 422 = St. parisiense L. Bas 222, & 943, Dale II 2x5= = St. anglicum Huds Bor 142, BDH 222 Fl of f. Jack-Blue or on st track towards Escrea. 12in high. Very much lilacill (Cate). Young fr "finement cilié" only with- but the bristled form-microspermum of 4-7-320 v 5-23-32: Ident, probable but (?) through inex- perience.. 6-25-32 Rumex conglomeratus Murr (See 6-16-32 FE. Jack Blue. In dif spec. tubercles are white; green, red.

6-10-32 Galium (note to be considered with 6-25-32) A. Galium et. by West, June 23, 1932 at De Cona Valdemaa was named by Kies "G. Poiretianum Ball which Knobe cites as a synonym" G. parviflora but it is really distinct" [This matter of the synonym is obviously a slip of the pen See Kn II 419]. Now Mrs. Kruken sending the June 23 spec thought it the same as her May 17 '32 spec from Teix (which R.B.K has compared fresh with her #711 & #712 of June 10'32 Teix and thought the same) [superficial comparison of dried specimens May 9 v 711 v 712 justen writing this note 9-18-32 makes them still seem probably the same] All this strongly suggests that #711 & 712 may be G. Poiretianum Ball but may not apply to #742 which very likely is not the same.

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6-25-32 Anagallis tenella L. Kuth 268, Bar 305, Bond 10, BvH 304, Corte II 59 Early fl. Broken just above basal blade. Largest in Humidum; all with a broken line of black color just inside edge beneath. Similar lines on edge of calyx lobes to those on St. Cordula 8mm high. Back of filaments so covered with necklace-like pubescence that center of fl. looks fringed. A charming plant! p 744 6-25-32 Stachys germanica L. (See 6-12-32) Flying fr. Withabor. Also with several spec(6-12-32) Seems to be same. Note: plants growing near together vary in amount of pubescence. Purp(gray green) It is also that in all plants these vertical are distinct and often the lower ones distant 6-9cm (as here BvH, but Corte contra), specimens not well cut to show basal fr but all fr about 6-10cm long. Filaments spotted purple towards base, the 2 posterior filaments very pubescent below, the 2 anterior ones only slightly pubescent. Corolla almost white with purple ducts. p 745 6-25-32 Erodium chamaedryoides L'Heint. (See 6-6-32) Flyfr. Rock Blau where the 2 entrance paths meet at foot of reservoir. Crown fr. 1 cm long. In one place plant growing with Ditthorkia v like it

covered with cuscute. P 746 6-25-32 Linaria aquitriloba Duby (see 5-23-32) Fl. Rock blue in stream bed & 1/4 reservoir P 747 6-25-32 Tenerium Polium L. var majoricum (see 5-29-32) Red. Rock. Blue Cliff along upper entrance path. This is almost surely the "forme cesticum" with Inaequalyx in II 317, var Calycinum Willk. BAE 376. St. very white with short pub. branched hairs. Low gray green with similar pub. Lvs elongated 25-30mm overall, narrowly oblanceolate, the broadest 5mm near tip. Edges entire or the slightest bit crenate at tip, revolute but not all hiding the veiny underside of lf. Calyx tube 4mm, teeth 1mm. Dust loose with long hairs. Dust before flower has a purplish tinge to it grayness. The one fl open is deep-purple. (BAE says white) P 748 6-25-32 Silene mollissima Pers (see 6-9-32) Fl. seen above. Petals white, tinged slightly green beneath. Claws not exserted (BAE v Costa say they are). Calyx 2cm long; petals exserted about 1cm further. Stamens long exserted. Plant very like ill Costa.

6-25-32 Knautia integrifolia l. var amplexicaulis Dorlas. Kn II 438 = T. hybrida Coul. Bar 597, Bon 147. Cote II 275 Fl in meadow pr. Valley just above Kneel Blue. Inosculylate stems more deeply parted: the lower ones rather coarsely crenate toothed, the uppermost entire. Calicula punched just under its almost irreg. toothed limb, showing only at that point the ridge down each of the 2 faces which would make it

P 749 6-25-32 Rosa in general look v Flvvlv.fr.wthabove. Very like Pd 6-10-32 cottiaros low sweet smelling glands but differ in that peduncles have the same gland-tipped hairs as lvs, bkls of the outside sepals w/ a few glands, styles not glabrous (in fl the hairs hardly show but later can not be overlooked), petala a & b of tho light pink. 6-25-32 Scrophularia aquatica L. var auriculata (See 8-5-32) Early fl wth above. Cal la green v purple into filament black at minule glandular. 6-25-32 Ballota nigra L. Ku II 337, Bo H 370, § 701, Cote 44- 122 = B. frutida ham Bar 368, Brm 254 Fl. Grob. Blan. P 750 6-25-32 Phlomis italica L. (See 6-18-32) Fl Grob. Blan 6-25-32 Lactuca tenerima Pour.Ku II 583, Bar 285', Brm 187, Cote 4 33 Flv Fr. Grob Blan. General shape v the finely cut lovery sug. | Lonceus tenerima in its modeled forma. St & belw v rachi fls w/ comp lax whts hairy. Bracts at base of invol. def cordate wth white edges.

6-25-32 Edges. Aclerena v [illegible] each 4 mm long (Coste says 8mm each). Fls 10 remembered) a pale blue. 6-25-32 Prunella vulgaris L. G 698 = Brunnella - l. Kn I 338, Bon 255, Bu IV 365 Coste III/131 B alba flll Ber 370 Fls Broth just at or incl Blue. Fls blue. Lo entire. Tooth of filaments slightly curled forward. 6-25-32 Epilobium parviflorum Deliere. Kn II 221, Ber 170, Bon 104, Bu IV 156, Coste II 97 Fls with above. Lo's of fx- ext on upper 1/4 of st and all male except on lower 1/4-1/3 of st. Vix three petals so alert as to be hardly discernable. Widest lf 14 mm. 6-25-32 Samolus Valerandi L. Kn II 368, Bar 306, Bon 210, Bu IV 204, G 645, Coste I 539 Fls adv. fs. with abvz. p 751 6-25-32 Micromeria bffora var. Rodriquezii forme filiformis Kn II 348 = M. filiformis Bentth Bar 360 Coste III 92, Willk I 69 Tab CXXIX. Fls incl Blue. 6-25-32 Acel italum Lanth Kn I/69 = A. opulifolium Vill. Ber 90, Bon 61, Coste I 36 9 Fr. incl Blue. Lo's as if (Coste) Base of samara thick v veiny. Note!

"Kn calls this forme [illegible] so it must differ somewhat from dens. Pom v Cate. But RB doesn't know in what respect: P 952 6-25-32 Hypericum Camberedeseii Cons (See 6-6-32) Adv bud & elfs. Arch Blau. [no flo open at Arch Blau. 6-28-32] no lack on petalors stamens. 6-25-32 Ononis aufigueorum L. (See 5-21-32) Fl. Fields above Arch Blau. [seen also 6-28-32 very commonly. This is the neighborhood of Camelletx quoted by Bes 572] Cf with (6-23-32). Seems the same except that today's has rather larger flo (15mm overall) and thorns more often in 20. 6-25-32 Tarilis infesta H.Den. Kn II 227, Bes 193, Bon 25, =T. helvetica Handl, Cote II/64, =Caulalisavenaria Nuda BVH 207. Fl v.f. Field Bet Saca & Santa Maria. Umbels 6-8 rayed; invol none. Plant sport at least 3ft high. (see ed. on top page). 6-25-32 Cynara Cardunculus L. Kn II 494, Bes 264, Bon 174 S.N.GCP 793 =Cinara -- L. Cote II 364 Fl v.f. Near above. Flo a head, bright color neither purple nor blue but nearer blue.

6-25-32 Agrastis alba L. var. verticillata (See 5-17-32) Fl. Field just above Knob Blau. 6-25-32 Holcus lanatus L. Cate# Km I 303, Bar 498, Bor 360, BWH 5-42, #137, Cote III 600 = Not holcus - Nach BMfCP 115. Fl. Field just above Knob Blau. 6-25-32 Melica Bouhii in All (See 6-6-32) Fl. Knob Blau. 6-25-32 Sorghum Holoschoenier L. Km I 341, Bar 476, Bor 325, BWH 501; Cote III 473 Fl. Knob Blau v thot just above. Plants ranging from (6) ft to 3 ft, rays to 3 in come traveled to (8) ft 4 in high with 1 sessile head 3 mndiam. P 758 6-25-32 ? Equisetum arvense L. (Km), Bar 572, Bor 389, BWH 571, # 52, Cote III 412. Sterile at by brook just above Knob Blau. with Quagalis tenella. Branches angled, and in cross section is right. Ducted only because full at. not seen v because not recorded by Knoble. P A 754 6-25-32 Equisetum ramosissimum def Km I 266 de Cote III 714, and de E. ramosum Sel Bar 573, Bor 389. Sp. Withators. Sts slender, to 30 cm, simpala

"Except for branches within 3 cm of base. This is strongly suggestive of E. Campyculatum Poir (=E. ramosum DC.) Cote III 7/14. Sheaths close fitting except towards top of st. where a little flaring, 4mm long without the filiform tips (immature) which are usually hidden off. Central cavity small. Heads oblong 8-12mm x 3-4mm, spica- lute. Sheath teeth with white edges & hooked. Noth black or brown in sinuses. P 755? 6-25-32 Equisetum ramosumum Def but 266 eke see above. One of my friend's labors. Stem less slender than A, 70cm long. 20 branches at base but a few whorles off 2-3 short branches about the middle of the st. Sheaths similar to 'A' in fitting, 10mm long without the filiform tops (2½ mm long) of slender sp. Teeth black with white edges. Central cavity large exactly like ill of E. ramosumnum Def (Cote). Head oblong 7x5mm, spiculate. 2 seeders. 10-28-30v/12-5-30 which sound more like this than like A] 6-25-32 Phalaris bulboosa L. forma coeruleascens Kn I 290 = P. bulbosa Cav. Bar 485: P. coeruleascens Def Bon 349, Cote III 535. Fl. Frequent in fields from upper end of Kneel Plain to the first gate. Conflicts some modica (6-25-32 at work with Anagalled) salsos with specimen off (6-28-32) and find just the differences

6-25-32 differences noted by Cote, esp the much broader, def. dentate wing, the glabrous lemma & very small scales. 756 6-25-32 Gymnogramma leptophylla Desv. (see 5-9-32) Sp. Arch Blue. On rocks as one clambered down into foreste from east end of bridge 756A (spec returned to desk 9-11-32) 6-26-32 Allium aphacrocephalum L. Ku I 374, Bas, Bm 298; Bryt 483, Cote III 334 f. From Montunes from Valdemar. (Bult abt 1 cndiam; bulb toor at. just btm bulb. St: 19 in high, lfy from middle. Blades sheath below thn 2 lv). valves as ferascan be seen when partly dry as "semi-cylindriques & canalic- ules" (Cote). Lvs 3 mm or less wide, the fine tips & uppers not reaching almost to tops of st. St. round, dark green, with smooth elegant look; thru microscope (20x) is covered with minute white dots. Lvs too dry to show original color. Head glbules 2½ cm diam. Perianth 5 mm high, the inner segs slightly longer than the outer & flattened acros tip. Outer segs a strong purple with greenish, slightly roughened heel. Inner segs. paler on edges v smooth on the greenish tipped down centers. Stamens well exerted. Inner stamens have filaments 4 mm.

long to point, division, the middle (antler-bearing) to? another 4 mm (or slightly less), the 2 lateral feet slightly longer than the middle one but hardly, if at all, overtopping the purple antlers. Pedicels at least as long as H & slightly thickening forwards top (Cote). Central flower open, the outer ones still in bud, whitish with short pedicels. Spatule persistent, short (perhaps 1 cm), now split into about 3 equal triangular parts (BoN and Cote say 2 valves). St slender & feels solid (not cut to see). Valves & vary somewhat prolonged and with 2 round lobes at top. Uvules 2 in each cell, 1 mm (or 1.5mm) long; seem large. Style rises from base & vary & is slender than stamens. Curious odor strong. 6-28-32 Vicia tetrasperma Moench var pubescens Blytt ex Dickey (See 5-5-32) Fl. Small Blau along upper entrance path. Pods pubescent. Seeds 4, globules, 2-2½ mm diam., dark olive- cast with purple or black spots. 6-28-32 Linum angustifolium Nuttall. (See 4-10-32) Fl & Fr. Field Nork Blue—Admellix. Capsule 57mm; seeds 3 mm long, without beak. See L. usitatissimum 4/10/32 6-28-33 and 8-2-33 when capsules 7mm diam & seeds 5 mm long shaped as ill. Cote.

6-28-32 Linaria triphylla Mill. Ku # 578, Bes 34, Box 233, Cote III 20 Ft. Cuba in ploughed ground east of house. Tiny plants 6 cm high with only 1 or 2 flo. Too badly wrote, thuse, to 6 mm long. nerves radially clomming but fieds 3. I do usually top (as remembered) These collected with in cell (?) 3.) I'm slightly roughened (20x) or edges. Flardesc. Was remembered in the larger plants seen frequently all spring, 25 mm tip to tip. Corolla creamy white with palata & bright yellow spur purplish. Palate with 4 lines. Lines the 2 inside ones bright yellow, the outer white except at tip of palate. Lines show no signs of being winged. 6-28-32 Linaria commutata Benth (see 5-18-32) FL by broken upper entrance to Store Blue St. def

P 757 6-28-32 Cephalaria rigida Selva, balearica Knoshe Kn II 436 = C. balearica Cas Bas 782 Very early bud & very old fr. Barrancode Elles. Seen also in bud on cliff by upper entrance path to Hotel Blanc. [Seen of col. 6-3-32 Puig Kero-Vega range] 6-28-32 Ononis Natrix L. forme crispa Kn I 65 = O. Crispa Bar 109 Fl. Western part f Ple de Cuba. Common. Easily distinguished from the O. Natrix found Poto-R etc. by the broad (almost orbicular) lfts with crisped (or curly) edges. Note: diffrerence Bar without spines not "lampinos" abrs; paluncles have a stalky awn about 2mm; and pedicels of upper fts almost exactly aged is the slant low, & lfo subtending upper fts 1-floated. The "poil ordinaires" of Knoshe are found only on calyx. Lofs of lfts is like that of some curly-leaf geran- iums of the garden. P 758 6-28-32 Silene mollissima Pers (See 6-3-32) Fl. Barrancode Elles. 6-28-32 Phalaris bulbosa L. forme nodosa Kn I 290, (Bar), = P. nodosa L. Bon 3 x 1, Cort. III 535 Fl. Brokat upper end f Hotel Blanc. 7ft high. Suff 11/2cm x 2cm at base.

6-28-32 base. Wing glumes very narrow, and only minutely denticulate (20x), lemmas pubescent 1 one scale fully ½ as long as lemma*. This seems to make ident sure allho Barcal alone to expect forms caeruleus in this place. 1-3 to 6 mm wide. * Pedicels 2mm long; spikelet 6mm long & lemma more than ½ the length of glume. P 759 6-28-32 Cyperus longus L. forma badius Nr I 340 = C. badius Deaf Bar 474, Don 324, Coote III 463 FL. Brock at uppen end & back Plane. Rootstock thick, rarely creeping as all (Coote) but no odor (Coote) to be noticed. Sts 50-60 on light infl, longer than bractls reach to above its middle (Bar says st slenter than u1o). Bracts usually 4, spikele 1 blunt & microscopic, the other 3 conspicuous & usually much longer than infl (1 being longer than the other 2 x 20cm or more). No bract def ring on edges where towards the tip. Infl of several rays spikele 1-3 are elongated 2-4 cm, the rest so short that their spikelts lie almost aside. Spikelets 1 cm long. Scales ttl & obfuse, the bright green keel with nerve (perhaps) & the rest of scale then volining olieket nut (almost red.) 6-28-32 Epilobium hirsutum L. Nr II 281, Bar 170, Box 104, B4H 156, A 596, BM & CP 548, Coote I 77 FL. In brook at upper end & back Plane.

P 960 6-28-32? Viburnum Tinus L. Kn II 430, Bas 217, Bor 137, BM G CP 719, Corte II 231 Dumpefs. Rock Plan. Served Mushrooms (Lvs) one col 6-30-32). Young stot ridged & put with slightly tawny hairs. In young shoots much larger than expected to 6 x 2½ in; lower fl-sts smaller 2½ x 1½ in. Very young lvs show the dark dots w the put sometimes stellate & (5-7-31). Dufas expected v ill (Corte). Fr now I cm overall, purplish, calyx teeth prominent. The reason for (?) is that fr in cross section shows no meaty formed skeleton as expected, but inside the thin are rolled skin a green body with convolutions rather like meat wall nut, this body attached to the skin seemingly by a vertical line. If plant is V. the explanation must be that the bony exterior fruit let is now soft enough to cut easily & is adherent to the skin (no pulp between) & that this complete body is made up of cotyledons. 6-29-32? Arbutus verna P. Bz. (See 4-18-32) Rock Plan.. No fls fr. The flrd parts seem to have resulted to something like lvs, but the normal hair shaped branched pubescence makes this ident probable.

P 761 6-28-32 Tripleurum fruticosus L. var Barceli threle Kn II 282 = B. Barceloi Cons. Bar 205. Bed. Upper end of Lake Blue and Barranco de Dilos. Flowering sto 2 f high, slender, leafy only at base. 6-28-32? Bifora xeticulata DC. Kn II 228, Bar 196, Cote II 165. prob = B. dioeca H&Jm Bar 1705. Fr. Field at Cuba. A stunted plant 2 cm high with 1 fr only one sign of having been any more gruff. No question of genuine shape of seed pod within (Cote) indicates this species. Crusted lobes have renka (not petid) lobes. 6-28-32 Dacusa platycarpo DCerp [crossed out] (See 4-18-32) Field just above Lake Blue. Fr about 13 mm high v purple because of color of bristles. [Tiny plants & ? cm were in flat Cuba] 6-28-32 Dupleurum protractum Linds & H&Jm (See 6-13-32) Fl. Cuba. Plant 2 1/2 cm high 6-28-32 Santolina chamaecyparissus L. (See 6-4-32) Fl. Western end of Plo de Cuba. Not seen frequently [Plant now in flora gardens]

6-28-32 Ranunculus aardons Gratz (See 6-6-32) Fls? Inch Blue towards Soller almost exactly Rumellux, Same Obs as 6-6-32 but seeds now more cly 4 x 3 mm & less flat. Fls about 1 cm wide but as sepals have all fallen don't know their relative length to petals. Plants R. perflorus & R. bulbosus. 6-28-32 Pulicaria odorata Celib (See 6-5-32) Fr. Bet divide at west end? Pla de Cuba to the house

763 6-28-32 ??? Scorpionus verniculata L. Bon 90, Cote F 403, Flys. Cuba in field east of house. Tiny plants not more than 4cm overall. Differ from any seen before in that fr is often entirely without tubercles; sometimes with a few low, fluse tubercles on back. Fr various shapes from Bon's [90] sill & S. sulcata L. to more nearly like Boné ill & S. subvillo? Note that up to date P.B.K has never seen any S. whose fr. was spiny on the inside tho S. sub- villo is said to be most common in Mallorca] Seeds 4+mm long 'non atténuées aux deux bouts' Cote 6-29-32 Juncus glaucus Fls. Kn I 358, (Bes), Bon 319, Bon H 47N, Cote III 449 F2. From Mrs Kennedy from Valderraa. 764 6-30-32 Potentilla caulescens L. var genuina Th.W[?] (See 5-15-32) Early fl. From Mrs Kennedy from Beig [?] cliffs. 7-4-32 Panceatium maritimum L. Kn I 388, Bar 452, Bon 307, BM CP/84, Cote III 382 FL. From Mrs. K[en]dy from Camp de Mar near Audraitx. 7-14-32 ? Tecoma stans Juss. B.M.J.C.P. 691 FL Cult. in garden Calle Santa Rita. Very like tree as remembered in Bermuda. L ft to 5 (or less) near infl.) Connector

"anther cella prolonged in def lip but not "enlarged filaceous". Base of elements tubulars. Corolla veined range inside and pubescent on the 2 folds which run to sinuses of lower lip. Almost surely T. but possibly another species not given in B.M.JCP. Library up with that of Tecmaria capensis to be sure of family. Owner is quoted that "this is the only tree in Mellisa" 4-5-32 Lavatera punctata All. In II 199, Bar 78; Sn. 56, Coto I 238. Fl very young fr. But Binariais & Bonaba. Ident. Easy from shape of upper lobes of calicula & soft to touch from strong pubescence to softly put - strong beneath but not strong on upper surface. 7-5-32 Lignastrum Fl. Tree at Hotel Ferso-Caisel Deller (See 3-19-30). Young fructs nearly. Broadless 3-19-30 but often somewhat tapered at base and always rather cartilaginous on edges. Fl sessile, stamens exserted, Corolla tube def shorter than limb. Fl short pubescent (seemingly) sessile. All parts glabrous. If in B.M.JCP 593-4 the clince seems to by his bet L lucidum Lit & L japonicum Thunk. Tree was surely 10 ft, single post higher. 764 A 7-5-32 Micromeria Rodriquezii Freyn. col. by Mrs Kennedy in Bellevue and identified for her by Mr.

7-9-32 Chondrilla juncea L. Ku II 530; Bar 283, Box 156, 9864, Cote II 427 Flvfr. Bellver on wall around castle. 7-11-32 Reseda luteola L. Ku II 38; Bar 55; Bar 38; 89/453, 4 439, Cote I 161 Fr. Porto-Pi: Frequent where paths pass between sea quarries west & east. This fricibility of the old fr-stalks found 1-22-31 Den San Rafaela. 7-11-32 Carlina corymbosa L. Ku II 484, Bar 273, Box 182, Cote II 367 Fr. Porto-Pi: Col frequently late v sometimes at least, the interior bracts grvwl are tinged purplish or actue towards base, see 12-10-30 "B" 7-11-32 Euphorbia chamaesyce L. Ku II 147; Bar 411, Box 278; Cote III 9/31 Fl & fr. Porto-Pi Seen at one point only, on rocks by harbor path near lighthouse. St. pinkish v with a few spreading hairs. Lo 5-6 x 5 mm but often much smaller; unallred edges. Heads being v with several long rounded teeth (not three lobed in other Cote & Bar.) Capsule 2 mm high, deeply angled. Seeds 1.3 mm, reticulate. 7-11-32 Portulaca oleracea L. Ku I 448; Bar 198, Box 107, 9389, Cote II 95. Flvfr. Porto-Pi 7-11-32 Erythrea spicata Pers. Ku II 285; Bar 3/2,

Box 2/3, Cate II 552 F? Vunseje fs. Porto-Pi. On rocks below fort on bluff west of fort. Sts to 12 in huge v model branched or 3 in huge sample. 765 7-11-32 ?? Erythrea latifolia Sm. (See 6-23-32) F? Pto.- Pi. On bluff west of fort. Sts 3 in high into stiff erect branches compact cymes making inflorescence (see?) flat-topped. Fls not large enough for E. ca- xaurium v mfl not open enough for E. pulchella. 766 7-11-32? Erythracea pulchella Fried (See 4-30-32) Porto Pi'. 767 7-11-32 Peganum Hormala L. (See 5-12-32) Ampelae. Porto-Pi. 7-12-32 Majorana hortensis Moench BMQ CP 650 = Origanum Majorana L. Box 357. Fl v fr. Cult. Mrs Nisbet's garden. 7-12-32 Petrocelinum hortense Hoffm. BMQ CP 564 & 65 =P. sativum Hoffm. Box 209, Box 133, Cate II 216 = Carum Petrocelinum Benth B.H 190 F2. Cult. Mrs Dialect garden.

7-14-32 Linaria spuria Mill. Kn II 375, Bar 339, Bon 232 BvH 341, G 920, Costa III 17 Fl. Field abov house at divide on Palma-Soler Rd; plants seen lower down towards Soler. Plant very like L. longiflora Def but many of lower leaves opp. and all leaves entire. But no confusion possible when in fl. as this has calyx lobs broad based (almost a quite heart-shaped). Corolla upper lip dark brown-purple on lobes; lower lip def. yellow with no spots on palate but sometimes the lobes freckled with & brown-purple. Filaments with few long hairs. 7-14-32 Festuca elatior L. subsp. arundinacea Hack var fenas Hack Kn I 322 = F. fenas Hay Costa III 635 See F. arundinacea Delieb Bar 391 & F. inter- rupta Def. Bon 366. Fl & fr. North side of Coll de Soler. Branches erect & appressed against it as panicl very narrow or spikelets like featuring grain purplish. 7-14-32 Trifolium fragiferum L. Kn II 83, Bar 127, Bon 78, BvH 118, Costa I 341 Fl & fr. No side of Coll de Soler. 7-14-32 Cirsium arvense Serp. Kn II 492, Bar 266

Don 175, G 858, Cota II 374 = Carduus arvensis Rth BVH 261 Fl. Coll de Soler. 7-14-32 Allium paniculatum L var pallens G G. Kt I 374 = Q. pallens L Bar 439 = Q. paniculatum L Bon 399, Cota II 334. Road Coll de Soler in rocky side above house at divide. Print of me of the 2 valves of petals sometimes 9 cm long. Present among orchids. 768 7-14-32 Hippocrepis balearica Walf (See 3-1-32) Fl Coll de Soler (cliff to westwards) 7-14-32 Epilobium tetragonum L (See 6-16-32) Fl venipife fl Coll de Soler frequent along roadside. 7-14-32 Melica ciliata L (See 6-16-32) Fl North side of Coll de Soler. 9-14-32 Festuca Myuros L = F. Myuros L. = F. Pseudomyuros Soy-Will Bon 365 = Vulpia myuros Am Bar 506 = V. myuros Amel Cota III 630 Fl North side of Coll de Soler - Soler. Dust 19 cm long, 1st glume 1.5 mm; 2nd glume 4.5 mm (♂) defoliate than lowest lemma. lemma stout 4mm and awn 3-3+ times as long Lemma after my scabrous travel tip (♀) and sometimes ciliate.

7-14-32 ciliate with a few long scale hairs near tip. Tip entire. Arms very scabrous. Bladder smooth. ? 7-14-32 Junceus articulatus L. var. acutiflorus No. 362 = J. silvaticus Reb. Bar + 91, Bar 321, Bo H. 208 (368). Coast II + 52 Fl 445. Indented at foot of high wall, north side of Colde Dolle. Present as a good def acute, the inner equal to longer than the outer. Outer 1mm (2 times as long as filaments). 7-14-32 Galium parisiense L. forme anglicum (See 6-25-32) Fl. Colde Dolle. 768 A 7-14-32 ?? Erythraealatifolia Sm (See 6-25-32) Fl. Coll de Dolle with Linaria spurius v rd down to Dolle. 769 (Spec given to work 9-11-32) 7-26-32 Laserpitium gallicum C. Bauh (See 6-4-32) Fl. Trig Mayor. Cliff just above 2nd spring. Fl now 1 cm long with undulate wings well developed on the exterior mericarps but the interior mericarps only slightly if at all winged. The marginal wings hardly broader than the dorsal ones. Ultimate segments glows 2mm wide.

770 7-20-32 Primspinella Tragium Villnar balleica Knoble Kn# 29;[illegible] IV Tst IXB. See P. Tragium Vill Bas 209, Bon 132, Costa # 307 Fl. Withbbr. Exactly as ill Krr. 771 7-20-32 Asplenium Ruta-muralis. (See 6-8-32) Sovi. Puig Mayor Clif abt 2½ sping Seen only in one place - a crack in rocks a bit to the right & place where path joins ciffos. Note: Fronds only 1-pinnate (as remembered this has been true, full specimens in Wallner) 8 segments irregularly but def. dentate abt middle. 7-20-32 Onopordum illyricum L. Kn II 494; Bes 263; Bon 174, Costa # 363 Fl. Near above. Seen also 6-10-32 on Teix and 6-28-32 Cuba as well as 5-18-32 near Olden Relace. 7-20-32 Smilax aspera L. Kn I 383, Bes 443, Bon 303, Costa # 306 Fl. b. Withbbr. This is "forma balearica" Floribund are def. red. v when open are more brown red points than green. 7-20-32 Silene Cucubalus Wrb. Kn I 463, Bon 65 = S. inflata sw. Bas 58, Bon 49, Costa I 172 = 2 latplii

7-20-32 S. latifolia Britton v Peck A 386. Fl. w/ stam. Plants in high, the 3 inflated calyxes grow size looking much out of proportion. Isthmial side very glossy, gray-green and very rugose surface. Corolla pinkish turning still redder as it fades. Calyx tinged pinkish purplish. 772. 7-20-32 Tenericum Polium L var majoricum (see 5-27-31). Fl. Puig Mayor Cliffs on path above 2nd spring. Same as 6-20-32 with long calyx & entire lob. Flo defs purplish. 773 7-20-32 Tenericum lanceifolium Brixs KnT 326, Bar 372 Fl. Puig Mayor Frequent at upper spring 774 7-20-33 Tenericum marum h. f. form. subfamineum KnT 335 = T. subfamianum Pors Bar 374, KnIT Tab XLIV Fl Puig Mayor. 775 7-20-32 Micromeria biflora Benth var Rodriguezii form. siliformis (see 6-25-32) Fl. Near abovz. 796 7-20-82 Cephalaria rigida Selw var tolearica Knudtz (see 6-28-32) Bud. Cliffs on path above 2nd spring Puig Mayor. Frequent.

7-20-32 Euphorbia pithyusa L. Kn II/49, Bas IV/4, Bas 279, Cate III 239 Fl vrs. Rd below Bonaba. A. The form commonly seen with leaves at least but slightly wider just above middle, not 3-4 mm wide, lenticulate. B. Seems the same except that leaves 10mm thick part (and) would be called oblong. As remembered similar broad leafed plant found 5-9-32 or it beyond Soda Blau. 777 9-20-32 ? Halium firmum Tausch, forma laevia studie (See 6-25-32) F-l. Cliff on path above 2nd spring on Puy Mayoz. Seems same as (6-25-32) 7-26-32 Euphorbia platyphylla L. subsp pubescens Kn II/48. See E. platyphylla L. Bas IV/12, AS V/8, Cate III 333 E. platyphylla L. Bon 280, Bon IV/66. Fl vrs. In bed stream above below bridge on Establements- Puy- segment Rd. Damase at 5-18-32 and probably same as 11-5-30. St to 3 ft high. Sts very dense 5-18-32. But would do for annual. Pubescence of long hairs of- vorus in infl. Blends pale yellow-green. Capsules 3 mm high, shallowly furrowed, v densely covered with elongated tubercles, Seeds brown, smooth 2+ mm long with flattened caruncle. P.B.P cand

7-26-32 cannot tell if "sulp.pubescens" acc. to me means E. pubescens Deaf [crossed out] Val[Crossed out] Cate III 234 (See E. pubescens Deaf Bar 413, Bon 280) but plant apresent&desc.f this no better than work desc of E. platyphylla. 7-26-32 Chrozophora tinctoria Juss II/145, Cate III-243 = Croton tinctorial. Bar 420, Bon 288 FLv fr. Fields along same sketch of river as above. Note styles have calyx 10-parted v style 3 & desc. Cate (Barkliffers) Stipules are "c-shaped", caducous. Can't find the "5" "scammas alternas" (Bar) in styles. Pubescence stary v fr. with peltate scales as well as tubercles. 7-26-32 Oxalis corniculata L. KUT/133, Bar 92, Bon 61, Brx 99, & 534, Cote I 367. FLv fr. Establinments. [I see also SUT I 429] I don't sure (y'all but A. Duery) has A. revealed desc of this v O. stricta. 7-26-32 Leucaria Commutata Bernl[See 5/13-32] FLv fr Establinments same spot as tea 5/13-32 i.e. sidered from no end of town to Bon well beyond the little lamp drainage place, and just beyond a very bearing St. John's bush tree with stone headed. Of with L. lanugera in flat same spot L. commuta to more delicate, sts flatus ground, pedicels

filiform obovate then longer than two (L. lanigera has pedicels not filiform, not longer than lbs and always glabrous pubescent like other parts of plant) L. Communata has a greyer less sloppy look than L. lanigera. L. Commuta has corolla turned yellowish creamish with age, as does 5-13-32. Both species bear upper leaves. L. commutata has seeds def. tuberculate but seeds of L. lanigera not adv. enough to cf. 7-26-32 Carlina lanata L. Ku II 484, Bas 273, Box 182 Cote II 367 Fl. Etablissement Plants vary from 2 1/2 in v simple to 12in v branched. Invthacts sometimes bright rosy purple but often much duller/paler. 7-26-32 Typela angustata Dury v Cheubard Ku I 378 See T. angustifolia L. Bas 468, Box 315, BV# 434, #65, Cote II 43) Anipice fl. Dr stream just above bridge on Etablissement - Phingpung road Rd. During Datura whether in light if Ku "neck" the these T. angustifolia should be considered, tho they seem to fit] Typha la in 8mm wide, def. convex on back v somewhat concave on front. & spike 12.5cm long x 15 (v slightly less)mm thick, reddish brown. Stigmas linear (Cote: #) and each fl subtended by a hair like tract (only a little slater thans stigmas), enlarged at tips (Cote, &). Above & spikes the axis for 2.5cm is smooth v naked, then comes the base of spike now broken fl. These remain too withered

7-26-32 withered isolation characters but the spikes had a small fruit (same texture as if) at base. 778 7-26-32 Ayuga Chamaejypos Selerf (see J-15-32) Flo fr. Establishment - On Gravel rid through fields just beyond the little damage depression. 7-26-32 Pulicaria Dysenterica Sester. Ktu II #66, Bar 254, Costa II 3/15. - Drieda — L. Bon 171, Bth# 2443 Fl Rivers bet. Estab. - Pangaugerett bridge & quarry. Bunchy with spreading branches, quite unlike from P. odora Relb. S somewhat conglued up, upper surface by enlarged bases of leaves (see Bar) 779 7-36-32 Senecio Rodriguezii Mllh Ktu II 480, Bar 242. Fl & fr. Cala Patjada lighthouse. One plant only found this lighthouse deeper said they were to be found in April or point. Plant 12 cm high, crescents. from base. No not "fringes" to eye. Flowers (palips because not properly maturing) not "fo- mertoso" ligules pale purplish-pinkish, central florets somewhat darker. Invul 5 mm high.

7-30-32 Anthemis Cotula L. (see 5-23-32) FL prf. Rd Arta' - Capdepot betwn 74-76. No question of identity. But id still ill-ascertained. 780 7-30-32 Taucerium Scoridium L. Ku II 322, Ber 373, Brm 257, B+ 379, Cotte III 136 FL prf. Wthaborz, abundant in deep ditich sand frd. It does not def narrow ventura athree so possibly T. scordiosides Selw (Cote II 187) arises. But it are very branely and ablorus are offy so ident sure. 781 7-30-32 Pulicaria dysenterica Baertu (see 7-26-32) Wthaborz abundant. 782 7-30-32 Ramunculus sardorus Crank (See 6-6-32) Fl prf. Wthaborz. One plant only found. Plant very sparsely bairy. Petals almost twice as long as sepels. 7-30-32 Panicum repens L. Ku I 248, Brm 352, (Ber) Cote II - 50 Fl. Beach at Cala Rafjada. Rep exactly like ill (Brm) anthers 1st lemma flen empty. Stamens bright orange v Stigma bright jauifole. 11-5-30 was made out the same species.

7-30-32 Convolvulus Soldanelle L. Kn T 296, Bar 31/7 Bar 217, Box 317, Cote F571 to flora Beach Calo Ratpada Libe- dant. Exactly as dere vill. Largest fl 28 mm broad. 7-30-31 Ammi Vianaga Lam Kn T 238, Bar 209, Bar 189, Cote I 3/10 Flo shrubs frs. Roadside in Montuire region. Ammi calabre. 783 7-30-32 Ridolfia segetum Moris Kn T 251, Bar 576, Cote I 2/5, See Crithium - L. Bon 206. Fl 4 frs. Field east of Elgaide? Many fields now yellow with this which is heavily suggestin Foeniculum vulgare in certain details but which has quite different habit & growth. Plants 8-18 in high v bruskly with spreading ascending branches (F. is much taller & less bushy) more lky than F. is at flowering time. Primary vessels, dry scgs, lvs factoid (i.e. bare for rather long distance at base), and upper sheaths bear real lvs (not thynque) merely an elongated sheath with a few blunt filiform appendages as in F.). Petals are defunct. Apex v curved inward exactly as ill (Cote) (F. has xip). petal longer v entire - thuse. Fr 2 mm high, slightly compressed laterally, more nearly cylind- rical than ill (Cote). Mericarps smooth, & x ascend. argyilo brown, filiform showing plainly (20 X) the s permary als filiform but lighter blue.

visible Merica somewhat concave inside. Cross section not as in F. and still less as in Anthemum graveolens L. (Costa II 178) the ribs not being at all salient. Note: All (Costa) of the very inadequate. Identity guessed only because of general difficulty of this family & because neither Bernal nor Dement in the profusion of Ridolfia in this region Note Kent 245 says Anthemum graveolens "Couvre les champs" at about this place. Could he be referring to this species? Leaves when crushed rather suggest F. but not so strongly licorice-like (Costa II 157 "plante monaromatique" Bar 396 "Planta aromatico") This really to mind a plant of yard 2-3in high found 6-28-82 in ploughland just north of Rute with ? Bifora teaticulata not put in notes because thought to be a poor specimen of F. but may have been this. 7-30-82 Foeniculum vulgare Mill. Kent 244, Bor H 198 = F. — Will 616, BM & CP 564, = F. — vacant Bar 303 = F. officinale All. Costa II 195 = Anthemum Foeniculum L. Bar 126 FLV nemype ft. Cala Patjada. Carefully collected. 7-30-82 Mentha aquatica L. Kent 359, Bar 355, Bar 248 Bor H 359, S 910, Costa III 80 FL with Anthemis Colula L. Heads

7-20-32 Nede 1/2 in thick, so not nearly as large in effect as all (Cote) nor as remembered in Switzerland. Always 1-2 glomerules at some distance below the ter- minal one. Glenda M. rotundifolia L. collected Dakota apx. A small blue flower trace & terpentine odor, but with star more "mint" like but not strongly so. 7-20-32 Solanum Dulcamara L. in II 365, Bar 329, Box 227, BVH 330, & 7/13, Cote # 613. Do flower but the characteristic bore are unmistakable with above. =D. — all BVH all II 208 7-30-32? Daucus gumminfer Lam Bar 191, Box 124 BVH 209, Cote I 159. All alv. fr. Lighthouse Cala Rafjide. Frequent in rocks by old building on line we had lunch. Plant from 4-10 in high. Lower fleshy almost glabrous the lower ones oblong. Fruiting umbels 1 1/2 in or less ceros, sometimes flatter convex, but more often nest-like. Spines on fr are so confluent at base that that their look more like a deeply dentate narrow wing. Spine sometimes not developed on the in side of fr. This is evidently included in D. Carota L subsp gingidium Tur II 254. See also D. dentatus Pers & D. sculcus Ten Box 124, Cote I 159. Fls. 2mm diam. No stamyn at base of spines, caked & sometimes purple. Bracts gemvolute & involute frequently entire, linear.

7-30-32 Leirpus maritimus L. forma compactus Kn I 341, var compactus Rebb Bar 477, Bee S. - l. Bm 326, Bt #502, Cote III 472 Young fr. Cala Rafada. Euttwat 1st on north village or more likely at beach. Honey more than 4 cm. Spikelets 10-14 mm. Scales (a.l.s.) more or less serrate at top. St swollen & full below at base, the thickish runner which extends from this smooth (no scales) 784 Cote I 160, S - Jacq. 7-30-32 ? Silene sedoides Bess. Poir. Kn I 466, Bar 69, Bm 43, Cote I 780 Fr. Cala Rafada bet. Lighthouse & beach Prs at beach or in streets village near above. Don't col. v spec very dry v withered but undoubtedly a S. and varlehill (Bm v Cote) Plant 3 inches high with branches from base, making a bushy effect. Branches bear flo throughout most of their length at almost regular intervals of 5-8mm so that tf seem to be alts. Pedicels slender 5 mm long. Calyx 6 mm high, its slit offuse with veiling to top & pencil capsule. 785 7-30-32? Statice lychnidifolia Bix. Kn II 292, Bar 385, Cote II/165 Fl. Cala Rafada Lighthouse. 1st & 2nd knabothm, brown, very diffuse v of almost equal length Calyx lobes very low & round, not splitting v becoming a acute as flds up, and nerve not reaching to tip. Spikelet 4 mm long. Spikes 10 mm or less long

7-30-32 long and not as 'dense' as Cooke seems to suggest. Calyx tubed, pubescent, lvs 23mm wide and petiolate, decurrent base duilio perhaps slightly viscosa. 786 7-30-32? Stachys duriscula Gir. KnII 274, Bar 956, Bon 263, Cote III/163 Fl. with ators? Mustace to Kn II 373-4 be S. confuse lvs or S. duriscula Gir. On strength of its def. spreading branches forming a broad panicle, flowered well toward the base of the ato (See Bon & Cote) is provisionally ident as S. durisca. Calyx after flowering splits into deep, sharp teeth. 787 8-3-32 Trifolium Fls fr. Cultinfields bet Palma and Arenal. Spee col. from field on rd bet Cotten Palasso v Arenal. Seems not to be in Bar or Cote. Best guess is T. alexandrin. mm L BM & CP 405. Many atos (often abortive) from study up root. Sts 6-18in (pale brown) high. Sts glabrate below, but with appressed, upward pointing white hairs above. Lfts pubescent, o long (3/4 in) oblong and palmate entire or "obscurely denticleulate" velvety lifo; the upper pair apparently opp. Stipules pilate, whitish, veined green, ending in long acute anubulate dilitate point. Heads termin on branches with peduncles 1/4-1in long. Some heads are in- volute rate with a few narrow, inconspicuous

bracts, no longer than calices; other leaves have no bracts. Nods globose to short ovate, about 2 cm x 2 cm when in flower. Fls sessile. Calyx softly pubescent, pilosulate at base, green at top of tube or teeth, with rather sparse long hairs at the slightly coloured throat inside. Teeth subulate, almost equal, erect infr. Fl 10-13mm small, the calyx being 5-6 mm overall with tube about 3mm. Corolla creamy white, turning more yellowish, not reflexed or they fade. Capsule included; but thin-walled, containing 1 yellowish seed 2.5mm long, ovate. 8-3-32 Pulicaria sicula Moris Kn II 464, Bar 255, Cota 4 316 = Sicula — L. Box 170 But R.H Colden Pakessa-Arenal Noticed only in this one place today. 8-3-32 Panicum miliaceum L. Bar 487, Bom 352, A 104, BM CP 108, Cota III 549 Fl. Celt R.H Colden Pakessa- Arenal. 8-3-32 Amaranthus Blitum L. Kn I 445 = Q.— L var sylvestris Bar 392 = A. angustifolius Lam SV K I 212, parsb = A. sylvestris L. Cota III 173 and pars = A. mildio L. Bom 365 but not A. mildio L. & 872 Flus. Field near Los Angeles (near Arenal)

8-3-32 Suaeda maritima Dun. Kut 448; Bad. Bon 270, BVA 385; Costa III/192; H 370 Fl. PA Colden Palace—Arenal at bridge on a drainage “torrent.” Carefully off with S. frutescens Forst which is much more common in vicinity. Some I bro in main st. 4.5 cm long. Stigmas styles distinctly 2. 788 8-3-32? Statice lychnidifolia Bis (See 7-30-32) Fl. Sando Arenal—Can Pastilla. Same as 9-30-32 789 8-3-32 Statice virgata Willd Fl. Common in torrents just beyond Carlas and Arenal. See Kut F 5% 9, Bar 387-8 v 5-86, Bon 363, Costa III/62 8-3-32 Pancratium maritimum L. (See 9-4-32) Fl. Arenal. Offic also. [9-6-32 Rosa reports it still in flat San [illegible] Surra.] 8/6-32 Crittmmum maritimum L. Kut 251, Bar 201, Bon 128, BVA 200, Costa II/185 Fl. Bellevue Castle & studied bringing in well near table to Lucy. Note that just at Castle are found several things usually found on shore.

9-2-32 Ocimum Basilicum L. BM GCP6461 (See Ku I 59 = Alfabea in Malleran) Fl v fr. Brought by Roa from a house where cultivated. Easily recognized by the broad lid-like upper lobes of calyx, v cells cordla with low- er [illegible] lobe deeply cut from the rest of the endless declined stamens declined. 9-6-32 Satureia hortensis L. BM GCP 652, Bar 357, Bm 249, A 705, Corte III 91 Fl v fr. Cult. Brought by Roa from garden in San Serena. Calyx teeth not as acute as ill [Corte] v plant less densely pub than suggested by BM GCP v Bon [See 9-8-34] 9-6-32 Vitex Agnus Cactus L. Ku I 312, Bar 375, Bm 258, Corte III 140, BM GCP 633 Fl v mmpe fr. Brought by Roa from beach near San Serena. A. fls def. blue-lilac inside B. Fls very pale pink inside 9-6-32 Tamarix gallica L. Ku II 181, Bar 173, Bm 107, Bon 87, BM GCP 506, Corte I 280 Fl. Brought by Roa from beach near San Serena. Cannot be T. athenica since stamens def. [illegible] and look have no hooded white hood inside (See Corte). But as disk has 5 acute

9-6-32 acute angles (see Corte, BM) CR and ill Bros which bear the stamensothings may be T. angelica wells 790 9-6-32 Astragalus baeticus L. Kn I/105. Bar 133. Bm 82. Cult. Corte + 365? Ro fln fr. Brought by Rosa from her father's garden in San Severa (See 3-6-31) 791 9-6-32 Acaulis hypogea L. BM CR 394. Ro fln fr. Cult. Brought by Rosa from garden in San Severa. 9-6-32, Fragaria megastachya Leibl. Kn I 314 Bar 500, & 150 = F. major Norte Corte # 6478 pr B = F. vulgaris Ors v hurn Bon 363 frt R2. Brought by Rosa from water course behind her father's house in San Severa. Lemma thin, white with green veins. 792 9-12-32 Tenericum Polium L. var Polium (see 5-29-32) Fl Alludia Albufera. Like 5-29-32 m the huan or calyx like, but plant less densely set & wryy v h's border x less red/white than that is remembered?

9-12-32 Citrullus vulgaris Delav BMJCP 736 = Cucumis Citrullus L. (see Kn I 61) = Cucurbita Citrulus L. Bar 176, Fl x fr. Aludia Albufera. Liberally escaped in the sands. This is undoubtedly the Cucurbiteaceae of 11-5-30 found in similar ground at Tolenza. 9-12-32 Zizyphus jujuba Mill BMJCP 475 = Z. vulgaris Lam Bar 98, Bon 67. See Kn I 56 v 65 Fr. Cult. Aludia near Roman Theatre. Distinguishable by its shining 3-nerved leaves at the flexures of branches. 793 ??? 9-12-33 Erythrea Centaurium Pers. Kn II 284, Bar 3/3, Bon 3/3, BvH 3/12, Costa II 554 = Centaureum umbellatum Schf. A 656, Fl x fr. Aludia Puerto on road to bathing beach. If not this then E. lahyloea Dun. 9-12-32 Sonchus maritimus L. Kn II 540, Bar 287, Bon 187, Costa II 436 Fl Aludia Puerto towards bathing beach. 9-12-32 Atriplex hastatum L. Kn I 440 = A. hastata L. Bar 395, Bon 267, BvH 391 Kn II 289, Costa II 178 = A. patula var. hastata Gray A 368 Fl. Aludia Puerto Dogueron on slope of which are hastate to spathocercide. Onbalance not visible to eye.

593A ?? 9-12-32 Artemisia gellica Willd. Kn #478, Bar 244 T3N H 251, Costa II 334 Road Alcedia Puerto towards Belling Beach. 9-12-32 Helianthemum halimifolium Willd. Kn# 200 Costa I/48 = Halimium - with Bar 45 Fz. Albufera. 20.9 Alcedia just beyond point where left hand (north) rid passes thru clump of trees. St very pale green v(20x) covered with yellow scales but no tomenty. Ls to 35X10mm. Sometimes there is slight indication of a tiny linear n tepd? 9-12-32 Arselia hypogeal B.Mq C.P394. Sts of fl Cult field bet. Puerto Alcedia. Sterile flo plentiful & also the "strut recurring stypes" ? fertile flo but no fertile flo as yet developed. 9-12-32 Sorghum vulgare Pers [Sie Kn I 47] Costa #558, Bon, 353 = Holcus Sorghum L. B.Mq CP/105. Zumaputz. Stray in field of maize in Albufera Alcedia. De fls the coriaceous glumes are almost black but greenish at tip &in long hairs esp on mid-rip. Lemma thin & fragile with twisted awn that protrudes as long again as glumes (awn tips missing or broken). Duff & in long, heavy stiles coloring almost black. Of the sterile flo standing now left but a few which look like empty glumes. Rachis v branches pubescent. Lvs (upper part of plant) to 2in wide, tapering to very

accumulate top. 9-12-32 Atriplex portulacoides L. Ku I 441, Bar 395, Bar 390, Coste IV 176 = Alborno — Moz. Bon 267 Fl v very young fr. Alcedia Puerto. 9-12-32 Asparagus albus L. Ku I 380, Bar 442, Coste IV 355: Fl Alcedia v elsewhere. Often the branches very thickly flowered v making a fine show. Honey-scent. 794 9-12-32 Linaria cirrhosa Willd. (See 5-28-32) Fr. Alcedi: Albufera. Nothin on specimen seen. 9-15-32 Chlorophytum See C. elatum R.Br. BM & P. 174 and C. comosum Bels Ku I 48 Fl v Fr. Cult in pot Defunta & (Sameas 12-15-30 at Soller) Fls white 18mm across, thin parts green base, rotate, the 3 inner rather bolder than the others. All with suggestion of greenish stripe on scale. Fila- ments only just shorter than filament h v (20x) papillae. Anters fixed at base erect, open on inside; pollen bright yellow. Style simple. The thick rts enlarge into long, slender white tubers. Scapes arise from axis in which form basal rosette (or tuft) These lvs 2 cm wide, somewhat narrowed above the L vs not white breathing margin d base but base not as 12-15-30 “jackete-like”

9-16-32 Laserpitium gallicum C. Baub Toraxea balcarica Pers. Arenaria balearica L. 9-16-32 Centaurea instylacealana Knll 498, Bar 267, Cote II 873, Bom 180 Fr v/4. Rd side just north of Ed watch Anver north of Etablacado. Unrelated flaky found & fruiting heads show no good seeds. Seeds show no "manchas negras" (Bar) very indefinitely "4 dents dont une bien plus grande" (Cote) 795 9-16-32 Potentilla caulescena L. var gemma Thuy (see 5-15-32) Galatzo'. Fr v/ bud 796 9-16-32 Pimpinella Tragum Vill var balearica Knoske (See 7-20-32) Fr. & Galatzo'. Also flowered but not col by R.BN. 797 9-16-32 ? Lactuca saligna L. Knll 532 Bar. Bom 187 Buth. 272, I 866, Cote II 431 Fr. Path up Galatzo just shortly above the point where it takes off Etablacado & shortly south of E. Slender twiggy plant almost flat on ground, much branched from base. Achene 4x1mm (L.tenerina Pom has achene 4x1.7mm) with vertical ribs showing. Papery bright white (L. tenerina has papery yellowish) &d with L.tenerina Pom found near same spot.

9-16-32 Scutellaria balearica Barb (See 5-23-32) Remains frz. Galatzo upon part of path. 9-16-32 Merendera filiplica Camb. (See 3-2-32) Fl Galatzo' 9-16-32 Crocus minimus DC. forma Cambessedii Knoche Kn I 390 = C. Cambessedii Bay Bar 449, Willm II II 79, Tab LIII (See C. minimus DC. Costa I 361) Fl. Galatzo' 9-21-32 Cassia corymbosa Lam. BMGC P 424. Fl Cult. Infanta. Undoubtedly C. and poss this. 598 9-22-32 Cephaloria rigida Selw var balearica (See 6-28-32) Flo fr. Puig Mayor Common cliff flora Dor Springe. Corolla white; antlers white v defexerta. vlo often 3 cm or more wide (Barb to contrary) 799 9-22-32 Thymus Serpyllum L var Richardii Knoche Kn II 354 = T. Richardii Pers Bar 358 Fr Puig Mayor Path above the Dor Springs in rocks at 2nd atm street- ure. 800 9-22-32 Hyssopus balearicus L Kn I 184 Bar 86 Fr Puig Mayor.

9-22-32 Xeranthemum inapertum Mill (See 6-8-32) Empty fruiting heads. Prug Mayor. 801 9-22-32 Bupleurum fruticulosum var Barcelsi type (see 6-28-32) Unique fr. Prug Mayor. Frequent on cliff with the Cephalaria. 9-22-32 Anthyllis Vulneraria L var balearica (See 6-3-32) Prug Mayor. Plants (few only) seen with no flora and none collected on cliffs with Bupleurum just above the lower of the stone structures (tomba like) 9-22-32 Scutellaria balearica Barc (See 8-23-32) to fr or fr. A few plants observed, not collected, in creases of rocks at the Dove Springs. 9-22-32 Potentilla caulescens L var gemma Th Wolf (See 5-15-32) Fr. Many plant observed with Cephalaria on cliffs. 9-22-32 Brassica balearica Pers (See 5-15-32) to fr/fr on cliffs with Cephalaria.

9-22-32 Sorbia Aria Crantz (See 6-4-32) Fr Observed but not collected on cliffs with Cephalaria. 802 9-22-32 Arenaria grandiflora L. var. mercedata Cron, (See 6-4-32) All fe. with the thymus. 9-22-32 Neliaethnum poliflium Pers or in gatum Nym (See 6-4-32) Remains of fresh fell in Collectin Puig Mayor at top divide where path begins to def around Puig Mayor. 803 (Year to write 11-11-32) 9-22-32 Cirium lanceolatum Desp var celimatum Knobl (See 6-10-32) Fr. Puig Mayor near Neliaethnum. Look much like all Walls. v general effect not Umbhell Cate. 9-22-32 Lactuca tenerrima Pour (See 6-25-32) Fl & fr Path up Puig Mayor scattered but no trace. Plant less sturdy than there CP 6-25-32 and #7-14-32. 804 9-22-32 ? Vincetoxicum nigrum Moench (See 5-15-32) Puig Mayor on path up cone. Kept to Confer with V. officinale Moench frume apodium. if ever found.

9-25-32 Boussingaultia baselloides HBN BM9 CP 261 Fl v nempe fr. Cult. Terreno. Exactly nodose, except that the lower corolla are not "closed" but flatly rotate thro' at the base (where the median armment emitted ") the corolla partly closes over the young fr. The tubercles in axils of lvs (as collected) at top of stem. Racemes to 5 in long. Each pedicel less subtended by subulate bract about ½ as long as pedicel. And pedicel terminates in 2 broadly Δ bracts immediately under calyx. The 2 sepals similar to corolla lvs. 9-28-32 Inula viscosa Ait. Kn II 461, Bas 253, Bon 171, Cate II 314 Fl Sierra - Cas Catala' 9-28-32 Inula conyza DC. Kn II 463, Bas 253 Bon 170, BON 249 Cate II 314 Fl 20 fr Col by Mrs. Kennedy San Sawat, Vall d'euza 9-28-32 Inula graveolens Desf. Kn II 464, Bas 253, Bon 170, Cate II 314 Fl Sierra - Cas Catala. 805- 9-28-32 Conyza ambigua DC. Kn II 448, Bas 288; Cate 292 See E. crispa Pourr Bon 161 Fl 2 fr. Sierra -Cas Catala' 806 9-28-32 Andropogon contortus L. Kn Bas Cate III 556 = A. Allionii DC. Bon 353 Fl. San Augustin or flat just back of Mrs Dicket's house. Cl with A. leiorum.

P 807 9-30-32 Narcissus serotinus L. Ku I 386 Cate III 381 = N. — Clue Bas 452 F.L Bellver (Has been in fl since 9-15-32) P. 808 (Returned to Mrs K) 10-1-32 Cyperus fusceus L. Ku I 340, (Bas), Bas 324, Brit 495, q176, Cate III 461 F.L. Sent by Mrs Kennedy “by the spring” the O BITS, Valdemora”. Plant 12cm overall; many sts from fibrous root. Infl about 1 cm high, sc ontopped by floral brs the longest of which is to 10 cm long. Scales with green stripe down back the sides being thin ranging in color from white to brown. [10-31-32 F2 From Mrs K from same spot] 809 (Ret. to Mrs K) 10-2-32 ??? Senecio Rodriguezii Mill (See 7-30-32) / fork Colby Mrs Kennedy “on Fontanelles, Woodman’s road N above San the Canal. 10-6-32 Sternbergia lutea Gowl in Schult Ku I 386. Bas 305 = S — Renm Schult (BM) CP 177 = S. — Ree Cate III 375 = (Oporanthus luteus, Herb Bas 450 F.L. Porto-Pi 2 clumps just east grid bet tennis courts fort, perhaps escaped from garden where cultivated on road toward Pato Vc. 810 10-6-32 Chenopodium opulifolium Schrad Ku I 439, (Bas) Bas 369, Cate III 186 F Lft. Porto-Pi Rd from tram end to fort

811 10-6-32 Sonchus spinosus DC. forma crevicrmo (See 5-5-32) Fl. (evidently last galacer) Porto-Pi' 812 10-6-32 ? Amaranthus paniculatus L. BM QC P252 #372, Costa III 172 (See Ku I:51) Fl. St more a less hairy (not uniformly pubescent, but certainly not "glabrous" BMQCP). Beets (at least some) with ankle long dark points tips that it is difficult to decide bet this v A. hybridus L. var hypochondriacus. Influ more like Coste's ill 91e. paniculatus than id all in Kirk 114 of A. hybridus. Similar plants noticed in various Telden gardens. [But oft with A. caudatus v] 10-13-32 this seems likely to be a poorly developed plant of that species ][but see 9-8-34 for reconsideration] 813 10-6-32 Andropogon Contortus L. (See 9-28-32) Porto-Pi' west of fort 10-6-32 Crithmum maritimum L. (See 8-16-32) Fls unisep p. Porto-Pi in cracks of rock near shore about 2in high and on north exposure of fort very luxuriant with stems a foot v more high. Rosa makes a pickle of sts also by putting in vinegar & letting it stand a month before using.

10-8-32 Mentlea From Mrs Kennedy "La Comuna" Valldemosa. F.l. Tiny plant 4 cm. high, with stiff woody, very slender aeri- ing sts. Fls have all the look of M. Pulegium (of well dried specimens) even to the slightly yellow effect of ovella (with stamens seeming at one side) But general effect of plant quite different, being more like a tiny Thymus. Lvs never more than 5mm much darker green than M.P- and less def. nerve. 8/14 10-10-32: Polygonum aviculare L. F.r. Mrs Kennedy "Stps" Valldemosa. Lvs 8 x1.7mm. Sheaths bright white very conspicuous, & (at least sheaths are thickly lepid, longer than internodes. F.l. 2mm long, tapering at top v obtuse than sheaths. 10-11-32 Lagénaria leucantha Rusby B.M.G.C.P.495 of From Mrs Kennedy "Esperlas Rd" from Valldemosa. Only one flt: sent. S.third softly pub. Towards tip, not markedly crenid. L.f ascide BMGCP 4 ½ in diam, softly pub. both sides, apiculate on margins. Calyx lobes consist of narrow erect teeth 4mm high on a tube that otherwise would be truncate. Corolla 3 ½ in diam, cut almost to base in obvate lobes. Pistil dark white flr ½ turning brown & very veiny, pub. both sides, edges not quite entire cusp at tip and the def. mid vein mak- ing the lobe apiculate. Fls solitary on peduncle of 3in, 10-12-32 Mirabilis jalapa L B.M.G.C.P.225 F.l & f. Cult from Mrs Kennedy Valldemosa

10-13-32 ? Malvariosa arboresca Cav. BMGCP489 (See Kut 56) Flv young fs. Cult. Shott's Tea Room Terrano. not lobed Larpathls. Cl 2mm wide, ovate, very stellately ciliate at base, acute to short-acuminate at tip, only slightly dentate sawgle to tooth but not clearly. Young parts of plant pub. with the same stellate hairs; no hairs forked? Bracts 7-8, the tips outward-curved in but distinct in H. Corolla 1 in long. Carpels 5. Calyx about 12 mm high. v bractelets as long. 10-13-32 Amaranthus hybridus L. var hypochon- driacus Bailey BMGCP252, A371 Flv fs. Cult. Shott's Tea Room Terrano. Infl stiffly erect, its short lateral branches making it "clumpy" 10-13-32 Amaranthus caudatus L. Flv fs BMGCP 252 Flv fs. Cult wandering in grounds where the road to Hotel Royal takes off Calle 14 Abiel. The heavy dropping spikes & many-dropping branches seems to make this ture. This seems the same as R. J 10-6-32 except much let developed [See 9-8-34 for reconsideration] 10-13-32 Datura Metell L. Bar 331, Caste II 616, #717. Flv fs Cult. Shott's Tea Room. Cfd with D. fastuosal. & Infante 8/ Seems Daniel no likelihood of its being D. metalodes Dandy BMGCP664 as calyx teeth are triangular as in D. fastuosa and candla.

"very shallowly lobed at apex with no "slender subulate keels" ] 815 10-13-32 Chenopodium opulifolium Schrad. Flv. f2. (see 10-6-32) Rd near Tennis Courts Terreno 10-14-32 Coloyction uveleatum House BMQCP.610 fl. Cutting garden next east of Terreno Estanco. Los Cadeta. 10-14-32 Koelia serparia Schrad. Bes 397, BMQP 350, Costa III 198 Fl v f2. Cult. Brought by Rosa. L to 2 mm or less wide. Calyx lobes often winged as in will Costa. I seen frequently in gardens & later sent by Mrs Kennedy from Valdemosa garden. under name of "Princes Feathers" ] 10-19-32 Sambucus Ebulus L. Kn II 429, Bes 216, Bon 197 Bon H 2/5; Costa II 2 30 Fl. sent by Mrs Kennedy from Valdemosa. [seen by R.B. along road south of Valdemosa 9-22-32]

10-25-32 Daucus gummifer Lam (Boz 7-25-32) Fx From Mrs Kennedy "In agrieta, Portalet" a. Valldemosa. BsB same as 7-25-32. 10-27-32 Atriplex patulaae K.I 440 = Q. patula. Bar 395; Bon 267, BVH 391, & 368, Cote III 178 Barifacts from Mrs Kennedy a. Valldemosa. Exactly as dese vill BVH all II 304. 10-29-32 Polygonum aviculare K.I 436, Bar 404, Bon 274 BVH 398, & 358, Cote III 207, F/lo fr. Vemosa. Long straggly to to 2 1/2 ft. but size of achenes included in persents seem to negate any this possibility. Hd with 10-26-32 which is resembles not at all in general appearance. 11-1-32 Jaconia glutinosa DC. Kutt 471, Bar 255, Cote II 316 Fx From Mrs Kennedy "In agrieta Fontanelles, Estrat the Valldemosa" Exactly as dese. ex cept that pappus is yellowish white (not "rousse" Cote) and achenes are velvety with long white hairs "vellosso" (Bar) not "jaunakes --- ties breped" (Cote) the many slender sts 46-8 in hgh, term. ing in a solitary fl or is few fld. coynto. Antler tails plainly visible

11-2-32 Polygonum serrulatum Lag Ray Day Crate # 206, Box 275 - Fl v f2. Mrs. Kennedy Soller Puerto. Exactly as ill (v) dies (Crate). Spikes 4 Cm (1 1/2 ins) by 5 mm, looking very slender. All berries examined 3-angled & shining Loosely short, stiff upward pointing bracts ridges (roughly brick) St. Rel. to [illegible] 20x. 11-2-32 Euphorbia platyphylla L. subsp. pentescens (See 7-26-32) Fl v f2 Mrs. Kennedy. Soller Puerto. Capsule more or less wart-y. Sides with scattered low dot-warts def. visible 20x and not sep. shining. Glands white hairy on back. Plant differs from all seen hitherto by R.B.K in that capsules are def. pub. with long white hairs. 11-2-32 Cyperus Fl. Doroto Col. Mrs. Kennedy, Soller Puerto. A. Pub. Same as C. longua l forma talina 6-28-32 with which cf'd B. Tho not differing greatly has much the look of C. studei (Crate) and may good be that. 10-2-32 Atisplex haustatum L (See 9-12-32) Fl v f2 Mrs. Kennedy Soller Puerto. Plant red in at. also agrees with ill. Crate VBVN 20 II.

[Mrs. K. reports that New after first thinking this a Rhamnus admits that it is a "Bladder Campion" ] K. decides! 11-3-32 ? Silene Circinalis [wib.] No tags. From Mrs. Kennedy from Puig Mayo "very summit in stony ground." Shrub evidently flat on ground, the gnarly stem 1 cent thick, branched. Older base branches have slight thorny effect. 1 or are found on younger shoots. Branchlets v lvs opp. The young shoots still almost base the scales of buds from which they issued. Lower oldest lvs bear no sign of stipules, but bases were joined with definite line (as in many plants of pink family) But note that just inside this line is sometimes found a pair (i.e. see 2 to me pair) of small oval veined members which might be desiduous stipules or leaves there are perhaps sometimes 4 ) might be bud scales of the bud which continues the shoot. Lvs obviate to 13' x 60-7 mm wide, entire, rounded v emacrate at apex, narrowed at base into what might be considered a very short (1mm) petiole. Lvs thin glabrous (not at all coriaceous), grey-green, finely net veined with veins almost purplish on the lower. Lvs (ats.) close together at tips of the shoot frigo (as that faces overlaps. Sap not milky as far as discernable v lvs without odor. Could this possibly be to fox lonicera peregrina L. forma major? seems to look like it Nw II: 43) Sel L. - L. Bar 217, Cate 23%. Later spring which Mrs. Kennedy says

undoubtedly broke off from the plant in her box. These shoots mostly herbaceous. largest for 23x9 mm. some with a rounded margin (see 2-16-31). Tips of shoots with 1 or more very tiny buds. These show tubular 5-toothed Calyx, 10 stamens and beginning of petals apparent for Eilenes. No ovary or style distinguishable! Very likely this is Eileene Circulatus Willd. lammas to be very common in the region. Note teeth & calyx finely pubescent on edges. 11-4-32 Datura Stramonium L. Kn 7, 365, Bar 331, Box 227; B.H.328, S'717, Coats II 616. Fr. from Mrs. Kennedy from San Togores (on Sardiña)

11-5-32? Chrysanthemum Balsamita L. BMJCP 760. See #847 v. III: 62, old fruit & poorly developed. From Mrs. Kennedy Valdemoro "in cultivated land La Comuna. Plant about 4 ft high". St erect with light colored ribs, congestuous on lower part & at base. The ribs on lower part all around or upper part is a very fine pubescence. Lvs as desc. (BMJCP), the largest 3½ x 1½ in., with the same fine mossier pubescence, and with scent glands dots visible 20x. Lvs when rubbed have sweet fragrant odor*. Petioles often with a pair of tiny lip-like lobes at base; these lobes often toothed. Spacing ascent along 1 lateral branch & 6 in. and one main st. with young branches appearing in axils of lvs. Heads are in small clusters at tip of branch (and 1 main st.) about 6 in number v probably weren't more than ¾ in diam. Heads (now withered) seem rayless. Disk flat v naked, achene ribbed with "small crown". Ident. prob. correct. * Minty smell. 11-7-32 Centaurea intybecea Lam. (see 9-16-32) old fruit, incl. heads with poorly developed fs. From Mrs. Kennedy "La Cobia, Alqueria Blanca, near Recñola". The empty heads now closed at top v almost spherical, yellow- tan color, with the ciliation of bracts mereapicen-

our or calling ( perhaps has been broken ) 11-7-32 Terebrum Polium L. var majoricum (See 5-29-32) Old fruiting heads. From Mrs Kennedy wathbobs. Seems just the same as the v22. with long Colyx and long flattened lvs found 6-20-32 and 7-20-32. 11-7-32 Lavatera maritima Loran (See 4-29-32) Mrs Kennedy reports it in plenty with the abov "A turning beyond Raza on the way to Busillo_ A squat modern tower-shaped building named Alqueria blanca, a finca, on the left hand side of the Palma-Soller road. There one may leave car & get permission to walk about 10 min to La Gobia, a precipitous slope in the mts va torrente beyond. Some of the usual rudemics found" 11-13-32 ? Eleagnus pungens Thunb var reflexa Rehd. BMJ CP. 539 Fl. Cult. From Mrs Kennedy "Garden La Cora" Lvs leathery & stiff, evergreen; margins hardly undulate. Lvs green smooth above but covered with faint dot-like depress; thickly cored beneath with peltate scales making a_ effect of rust-brown on background of silvers. Branchles brown scaly; no spines. Persistant laker lobes so scaly outside as to seem silvered with metallic paint Fls. fragrant, about 1 cm long." "Makes a hedge

"hedge sprawls through the gardens. Sends out shoots 20 ft long or more" 11-17-32 Crocus sativus L. BM 303, Cat III 360, BMJCP. 200. Fl. Cult. Mrs. Nicbet's garden, San Augustine. Styles fully equaling perianth and for overflowing the anthers Perianth segs. purple to very base but "farbescence on throat" not discernible in H. (withering when studied) 11-17-32 Gomphrena globosa L. BMJCP 354 Fl. Cult. Mrs Nicbet's garden. Fl heads bright cerese-purple v clover- like in appearance. Exactly as desc except that the lvs have no more hairs or edges than on the surfaces. Receptacle woolly reach fl. subtended by a bract which persists after fl falls. These bracts are ovate, broad based, acute tipped, V equal. curved around the fl, 1/4-1/3 as long as fl. Each fl consist of 2 erect, colored bracts about 11 mm high, strongly keeled & enclosing the other floral parts. Perianth hardly more than 1/2 as long as these bracts, its 5 narrow linear, stiffy erect segs. are coloured at tips which is scarious glabrous, but below tip on back are densely woolly with long white matted hairs (no mention of this in BMJCP.) staminal tube as desc. BMJCP. Style deeply 2-cleft, shorter than staminal tube.

77 11-17-32 Celpia argentea L. BMGCP:253. FLvfr Cult. Infanta 8. Infl an oblong spike (or two raceme looks like spikes because pedicels very short) siler white, hence very near to wild form. Each pedicel subtended at base by acuminate bract vf with 2 similar bracts directly under the parents. These bracts all shorter than parents but similar -- in color and scarious texture. Filaments about 1/2 as high as parents and united into a tube about 1/2 of their length. Style as long as parents, very slightly 2-parted at apex. Capsule opens like a box, with about 4 seeds on basal placenta. Parents segs erect but the refraining capsule plainly visible [At earlier date bought a modest in Palma a specimen with soft magenta red (most "coscent" color) and a rather loose panicle it. with many short, slender spike-like racemes, loose somewhat dropping forming a panicle. Feel of exactly like those in specimen from Infanta?] 11-19-32 Crocea minuscus DC. forma Camberedici. (see 9-16-32) FL, west of Cas Catala. Take shore path v instead of climbing over wall, continue along on out- side of it. The crocus is blooming freely along wall v on the ridge to which it leads. Plants found also on shore path on the west side of the 1st sort of bay (before reaching the 2nd bay which has a small v military bath house). Note that stigmas

11-19-32 stigmata are located at tip of dise (Ber.) kill (Wollk.) not as dise vill (Corta) in C. minimum. Pedicels def bi-valved and tube exserted (in one Case 7 cm.) Stigmas yellow. 11-23-32 Euphorbia vegetalis L. (See 5-23-32) Fluffs. Common in field bet Quarry & Corners and San Papina. Conspic. nove by its broad spreading yellowish tops and (in many cases) by young sterile shoots which cloth st. below the umbel making a bushy, green spot on landscape (but the pitted seeds and recene persistent rule out any possible chance of being E. Cyparissias L.) 12-27-32 ?? Alaux maritima L. Kn II 268, Bar 303, Bar 209 BVH 303, J647, Corta II 583. Remains few flower poor condition From Mrs. Kennedy near Audraix.

Bellis coeruleascens Cos In Aug 1933 N ew gives E.W.K the following informa- tions. B. coeruleascens (native of) Morvee is a species distinct from B. annua. B. coeruleascens B. annua Spreading Tufty Lvs spoon shaped Lvs like B. perennis As far as known up to March 1935 E.W.K has not found what N ew would call B. annua

816 1-21-33 Bellis annua Fl. Bellevue. Ray range from nearly pure white to definite lavender fringe. Some when dry become blue [In 1932 Mrs. K showed Kew a plant whose rays had turned blue and was told it was B. coerulescens. On Bellis coerulescens, but she does not know how this name relates to B. annua L.] 2-11-33 ? (Aeonium arboreum - "Hortus"): Senpervivum arborum L. Kn I 53. Cult: F & G. garden of house north of E statements. This is the plant with terminal rosette of thick spatulate elliptic lvs. surfl of many bright yellow flo. Very commonly cult. in Mallorca. [Mrs. K a few days later found O. lutea nearer Audraitx] 3-8-33 Cyclamen lutea Cav. Kn I 409, Bar 462, Bon 313, Cote III 389 Fl. San Telmo (near Audraitx) col by Mrs. Kennedy [cf lmts O. fusca L info from Bellevue 3-9-33] Border (gomtorge) yellow, 5mm wide inside 5mm has the brown v gray of fusca, the brown much narrower than in O. fusca. Effect lip very square at base and round at extremity, the lobes overlapping (no open sinuses as in O. fusca) the edge rather frilly & general effect of border is concave. Petals almost as yellow as border v tending to frelleness v slightly wider than in O. fusca. Note: Contour drawing of lutea is more like much like O. fues. O. fusca as to shape of lower lip. Hypostend.

3-13-33 Laurus nobilis L. Ku II 3, Bar 407, Box 276 Bar CP 295, Cote III 3/15. Cult Infanta & of fle. Stamens often branched as well in Cote. 3-14-32 Fumaria parviflora Lamb (See 4-4-32) F-L-V migrifl. Wrtf Pnt-Ptn field op. Marivent in company w/ F. micrantha Log. 3-16-33 Gladiolus tristis L. Ku I 49 Bailey Notes 277 Fl. Cult. Estanco Terreno (Fl studied 3-9-33 from fl brought by Mrs Kennedy v lf) Today confirms identification). If very deeply ribbed as to look quadrandulus (rubs 4 in this space) and entirely unlike the usual flat sword-like loo. Fls fragrant only at night. Seems to be locally known as "Lilios San José" 3-18-33 Trigoelium bulbosum L. Ku I 283 = T. Barrelieri Lois Bar 464, Box 3/13, Cote III 441. Fl Brought by Dr Lord from Alcedia. St 1/2 in with some flw as long. Infl (now partly bld) 2½ in, w/24-30 fls (now dense at tip but rather lax at base). Carpels & styles always 3. Base enlarged v bulbish (but bulb is elongated not abruptly contracted at top) No "tunique fibreuse entrelacée" (this might have been destroyed in collecting). Loz(20x) marked w/ vertical dotted lines.

3-18-33 Cerinthe Fl Brought by Dr. Lord from Alcudia, Fl. See C. major. Lin II 308, Ron 220, Cret# 579, Hortus 138 and also C. retrata Sifts v See BMGCP 627, Hortus 138. Lvs & bracts v calyx lobes ciliate with short stiff upward pointing hairs. Lvs only slightly rough to touch when fresh but when dry seem much rougher and the tiny white tubercles very distinct. Bracts vernales conspicuously dark glaucous purple. Whole plant glaucous. Corolla 16 mm long, yellowish at base only the rest purplish much like the bracts; teeth equi- lateral &S 2.5 mm on side and (in specimen) con- venient in cone at tips. Filaments 3 mm bet points of attachment, anthers 5mm long as to pollen & bearing portion (ie disregarding tails of fully 1mm and terminal loop 1mm.) 816A Same plant v place as # 626. 3-18-33. 3-20-33 From Mrs K. Puerto de Andraitx, Fl. A tiny plant attached to bulb of gladiolus bombiflora. Very slender & delicate, 5cm high, perhaps rooting at base; glabrous. Lvs over 3/4 flat noded but lfo scars seem sometimes dpr & sometimes alt. Lvs oval-lorate, the largest 6x9 mm or just 2mm. Lvs thin, entire, pennureined v perhaps 3-veined at base. Fls seem solitary and almost sessile in axils. Only one (poor condition) to be studied. This was 1mm high. This had tubular calyx with erect (or perhaps reflexed) linear

ear-like points (number not determined). Style pub1 with capitate stigma (about as high as calyx) Stamens several (possibly 6 or more) no petals found. A mere guess is Epilis Potula: Cote #93, Box 106, BVH 62. 3-20-33. Erodium Cleusum Welll KruII/30, Box 83, Box 58, Cote I 257 Fl v adv. fr. Bellevue just west of gate and E. malachoides l. on wall Calle Bellevue. Carefully off. E.c - tho' pub. is a fresh clean green; E.m- is more densely pub. & dusty-gray green. E.c - not glandular; E.m - glandular on calyx and in depressions) carpel also mst (dorsal part w! leodefo) on young fls. E.c - has sepalaun 12mm. E.m has sepalum 1mm. In E.c - the carpel slopes almost smoothly towards the beak; in E.m - the carpel has a depression on each side at top & ridge & a furrow below these depressions. E.c - has petala more brightly rose than E.m - which has petals duller ab white plant is duller. E.c - has beak of seed about 3.5cm; E.m - has beak about 2.5mm. These obs. seem to diff. plants more than size do, tho the E.c - dorsal general aspect & broader fls. The lobing fls. is very similar in the two species and like Criterily E.c - #638. As for sterile stamens: the bear few sparse hairs m edges in E.c - but the same seems true of E.m -

8/14 3-20-33 Eileene apetala Willd. F.L. Bellver Seems exactly blue #630v#651 3-21-32 ? Vicia lursuta J.F.Hay Ku II/21, BVH/26, A536 = V.— Koch, Bon 87, Cost I 391 Craea minor Aren & Hede Bas 573. Fl. From Dr. Lord. Alleghia region. Upper ? in of plant only seen. All parts pubescent, mm- folded less calices look silvery white to eye. St def ridges & tend to be twisted & zig-zag. Stipules (esp the upper ones) deeply toothed, not spotted. Lfts 6-8 pairs, along spiculate (because of pinched tip); the largest 12x3 mm. Lower tendrils simple or bifurcate; but the upper, branched & curling. Internodes at ± 15 mm & lfts begin almost at base of petiole so that plant looks well furnished. Lvs ½-2 in long; the axillary pett withles about ¼ in., with anns 2 mm. Peduncles evidently few fld (fls had fallen) before studying. Calyx 5mm, cut half its length into subulate, equal teeth. Fls all life dull standard is straightened 7-8 mm. Standard pale blue w dark veins, wings almost white, keel white w conspicuous dark purple tips. Style not quite glabrous at summit but with node? just flairs. Ovary now (one only examined) globose. Ovules few (per lapis 3). 8/18 Sent as #826 (with spec of 4-33) to New. See report under that date. 3-31-33 Narcissus Fl. From Dr. Lord, Alleghia region. L f 19 in, scape 6 in (as sent, separate) Fls 2, differing from N. Tazetta

as usually found here in percents being pure white (not creamy) fl 33mm diam. as speculate. Crown 4mm high clear yellow corolla (not as desc. Costs for N. biflorus) Scape hollow v 2 edged. (Jameos #826 v828.) "Grew aired hundred ft up on north face cliff in shade v hill often in cracks of rocks. Near cave in vicinity of Victoria" 3-21-33 ?? Trifolium nigrescens V.W. Ku II 85, Ba 126, Ba 78, Costa I 344. Fl. From D L and Alcuia. (For H. Col). Glabrous throughout. Stipules searons, awl pointed. Plant looks very much like T. repens l. but pieces sent shows no sign of rooting. Pieces sent? in high seems to have been erect v the axillary peduncles are found at top. fl st. Head 15mm diam; fls 8mm long white (perhaps shaded by badly discernable pink) very clear lobing, more as yet reflexed. Pedicels 1-2 mm v calyx 5mm (Costa says should be equal). Ovules 5. st. with center rather soft v spongy. Perhaps T. repens l. after all. 3-21-33 ?? Melilotus messanensis All Th II 76 Costa I 333 = M.—Desf Ba 120, Ba 76. Fl. Dr Lord from Alcuia. Stiff Racemes 1/2 in inc axil of lvs ± 2in overall point to this ident as anyone with racemes shorter than fl. Fls 5mm long, the standard only just shorter than keel but wings def still shorter. Corolla a rich yellow. Peduncle not sensibly aristate. v teeth on stipules not very def. Clavary pointed anther

"smooth & might develop into bluebell (Caste.) 819 3-21-33 Silene gallica L. Kn I 464, Bar 59, Bon 48, Bon 65 (ill. nobelp) A 385; Caste I 179 Fl & adv. fr. Dr. Lord from Alcudia. A 20 in high. St v low def hairy; at base longish hairs in add. to the alater part. Calyx(in ft) tubular, gland-pub. with 10 red ribs. 9 mm long, ? which 3 mm is formed by the seccas teeth (all Bon) Petals rose-red, hardly longer than calyx, entire The whitish scale 1.5 mm long v lobed almost to base (lobes too large for the small petals) Filaments ? the larger stamens finely but def pub. at base Centless hair red. Calyx (in fr.) ovvid, not orbicled, contracted at top. Capsule 9 mm high, reaches almost to top of Calyx lobes. practically sessile. This ident. seems very satisfactory, but has not been compared with that B #643 which New reported as S.? gallica L. > 3-23-33 Romulea ramiflora Ten. Fl Mrs H Andrae x 820 3-26-33 Linaria chalepensis Mill Kn II 377, Bar 341, Bon, 233, Caste III 26 Fl. From Dr Ld, Alcudia. Exactly as desc vlll (Caste) except that corolla is so creamy as to be almost yellow and (excluding spur) is not over 6 mm long (ie shorter than the calyx which is fully 7mm. The very slender spur is 8-11 mm.

3-28-33 Dolichos lablab. BMGCP 399. Flv unripe fr. Cult. Portsea (Ternus). Note: 2 deciduous bracts at base of each fl, looking at first glance like part of calyx. Bracts separate (at least easily separable) from ped. (B.ssp. "alcatra") St. flv pods deep purple. Style flattened laterally, the upper edge thinner v hairy towards tip 821 3-29-33 Vicia gracilis Fl. Dr Lord Alcudia 822 3-29-33 Silene gallica (See #19) 3-21-33 Fl. Dr Lord. Alcudia 3-29-33 Wigandia BMGCP 631, Nutus 645, KnI 59 Flv I detached fl. From Ws-K from Paxagardens. Lvs "alt". The present 6 x 3 1/4 in., oval, finely veiny, crenate, acute apex; base looks rounded but is really slightly cordate with lobes overlapping. Petals 1/2 in. Up part side of fl, glabrous, dark green, with lobes finely grained leathery; underside pubescent v richyru col as the leaves on the veins are brown and glandular. Florscile in terminal scorpioid cymes, Petalv calices gland-pubescent.

3-29-33 pubescent. Calyx x 5 lanceolate lobes (somewhat unequal) x of the pubescent inside. Corolla x 5-6 lobes with 5-6 alt. stamens. Corolla purple (with tube tightly) more or less rusty at tip; bud outside with gland-pubesce Stamens attached to tube. File- ments with conspicuous down-pointing hairs. Ovary superior, beaked inside part with upwar pointing hairs, Styles two slender, enlarged purple at top into green capitate stigmas (Effect is like a very slender cornucopia) whose edges are mordled. Ovary 1-celled with two paretal placenta, meeting in center of cell in such a way that it can easily be t mistaken for two celled. Ovules many. 823 3-20<sup>33</sup> Senecio Rodriguezii Willd. Kunth. Bar 242. F-l. F-l. Dr. Lord Alandia. 824 4-2-33 Romulea parviflora J. Britton (see 3-3-32) Fl. Mrs. Harris, Cascatale'. Pet. whitish with purple veins, 8 mm high. The upper (i.e. inner) spathe valve thin and venous. Evidently the same species as 3-20-33 #632 from Porto-Pi which New named R. Columnae Sibbaldius. *(neither fresh nodes does this show the regular parallel veins of the lower leaf valve in 824 nor of that leaf valve in 825)

825 4-2-33 Ramulea ramiflora Ten. Kn I 394. (Bas) Am Cate III 36 3 [Sent to Mrs. Heron] Andraix. Fl. Mrs. Harris. Cro Cate? Pleurant 13-14 mm violet Spatice palusqueen v herlaceous (very narrow searious 824 species margins) larger v more conspicuous than in above upper only and looks quite unlike the others of in above speci [seems same as plant from Mrs. Heron, Portugal which he calls D. longiceras Lb.] ?? longicerus 4-3-33 Orehis italica Poir Kn I 401 = D. longicerrus Links Bar 588. Fl. Dr. Lord Alceidie "Albuferd". Agrees in main perfectly with Dec (Bar). Sepals acuminate 12 mm long. petals narrow v liser 6-7 mm wide. Lateral lobes of lip very narrow (less than 1 mm) 7 mm long. Middle lobe of lip deeply divided (to 7 mm) into segments nearly as narrow as the lateral lobes. The "dentelites" below these segs is linear (rather than "triangular") to 3 mm long. Spur 5 mm, obuse v somewhat at curved upward toward lip. But the thin white tracts ? 3-4 mm are scales and only about 1/3- ? the 15-18 mm ovary. Query could this be Orchis Sirmia Lamb Cate III 398, Bar 310, BvH 459 Ill II 347 ? Further makes it seem highly portable. Sepals rose pink (bright) with darker veins. Petals v lip only slightly paler. St about 7-8 mm diam, cross sect much like BvH IllII (in some places almost hollow). St 1/2 in high vs all, the inf now 3 1/2 in high v 1/2 in diam, dense. 12 low men long at 3-4 in long, edges distinctly crisp y wavey & lips incurvante. Fl very like all Cate v BvH. see below.

see below. 4-3-33 orchis from Dr. L. Alcudia 'albufera'. Mrs. C.W. Kennedy sent Mr. Neron's plant from Portugal and 2 detached flo from Dr. Lado's plant to News and on 4-23-33 reports, quoting "the complete specimen from Portugal appears to be an extreme form of O. Veder. Hata Scop., approaching D. Simia Lamb in the formation of the lip. The two flowers from Majorca apparently belong to O. Simia Lamb. but I am afraid the material is insufficient for exact determination"

Narcissus #818 \9-21-33) all collected by Dr. Lord on cliffs #826 \4-3-33 ) near La Victoria, Aleudia #828 \4-3-33 } were sent to Kew as # 826. On June 13, 1933 Kew reports "#826 is apparently N. Tazetta L var. radiatus Knobche, which is perhaps the same as N. dubius Roman, a species of rather doubtful status." Dr. Lord in the meantime sent plants to a horticultural friend, Clarence Elliott, Esq., Six Wells Nursery, STEVENAGE, HERTS, England who in turn consulted E.H. Bowles (who, Dr. Lord quotes Capt. Munn," is the biggest authority on the subject in England".) April 14, 1933, E.H. Bowles writes from MYDDLETON HOUSE to Clarence Elliott, Esq., as follows "I think you are right: your narcissus sample is canalculatus unless it is Jordan's Monspelensis. I rather think they are one and the same."

#826 to Kew. See report below 4-3-33 Narcissus Fl Dr Lord, De cliffs near la Victoria Alcudia (Same as #818 v) #827 Kew on June 13, 33 reports "N. Tazetta L more or less typical" 4-3-33 Narcissus Fl Dr Lord "Common N Tazetta & plains" near Alcudia. 828 #826 Kew on June 13, '33 reports "apparently (4-3-33) Narcissus Tazetta L var radiatus Kerche which is perhaps the Fl Dr Lord. Same as 826). same as N. dubina, Gowan, a species of rather doubtful status" 4-7-33 Clermontemum segetum L. Ku II 476, Bar 246, Bon167, SVH 246, BM CO 759, & 847, Coste II Fl Dr Lord Alcudia. Carefully eld with C. cornarium. Differs in two very obvious. Achenes of the 2 spec exactly as does all (Bon). Note in C. segetum no achene with lateral wings as desc vlll (Coste) 834 4-11-38 Aristolochia Bionvii [illegible] Smt & Bu Ku I 427 IV Tat III. Bar) Fl Col by Dr Arnold Schultze at light house Puerto Pollenza. Exactly like ill Kerche. L to 13 mm overall. Fl 28mm overall The lip very dark purple brown lower for 5mm, [illegible] greenish with 6 dull stripes edged hairy

630 V. odorata. Va. fanbertiana knoch. Kn II 209 = 4-11-33 Viola faubertiana Meis Bar 568. Fl. sent by Dr. Lal. (collected by friends) from "Torre del Parejo" (just upper part near Jack Blue). Now seem to make its identity plain. 631 4-14-33 Benseo Rodriguezii; Wells. Fl ov fr. From Dr. Lal from Aleudia. 4-14-33 Antirrhinum Mayesh. Very early bud. Dr. Lal at Jack Blue. Cf. with plant from garden Infanta C. See Bar. 337. 4-19-33 Celsia cretica L. (See 6-7-32) Fl. From Mrs Kennedy near Valdemora. Mrs. K. reports several colonies. 4-19-33 Succaria balearica Medie Kn II 37 Bar 39, Corte I128 Flo adv fr. From Mrs Kennedy at Son Aud (as one starts for Teix) Valdemora. 5-6-33 Cephalanthera ensifolia Red.= C. longifolia Fritsch (See 6-3-32). Mrs C.M. Kennedy reports 4-23-33 of finding a plant in flower.

5-6-33 flower in Son Bellat (i.e. Puig Gros-Vega Ange) which she sent to New and 5-6-33 reports their identification as C. longifolia Fritsch. She asked New if Knöchel meant C. ensifolia was a synonym of C. grandiflora they answer, yes he does "but this is erroneous" 5-16-33 Urtica pilulifera L. forma balearica Knöchel Kn I 420 = U.-Uvar balearica Bar 424. (See U.-L. Bon 284, Coste III 248. Col. by F.W. Kennedy at Oriola. (Dried spec seen by R.B.K. 3-18-35) #832 5-16-33 Adianta Picdanelli (See 5-16-34 where entered by mistake) 10-6-33 Muscari pariflorum Desf. Kn I 379, Bar 440 Col. by F.W. Kennedy in fields along road leading from the Santa Maria Station (Pelea-Saller R.R.) towards Santa Maria (R.B.K saw a spec. freshly dried) "Bartoloni says that the same flower, he thinks, grows on Teix and that partridges feed on its bulbs" (9-13-34 F.W.K. saw 1 plant in Bellver, near the castle on the path that ascends from the chapel) 865 A 2-19-34 Buxus balearica Lamb Kn II/65; Bar 421 Col by F.W.K. Pollenza, Sierra de Szn Vicens, "many bushes" 865 B 3-5-34 Rhamnus Ludorici Salvatoris Cheval Col by F.W.K. Fermenton (Cala Figuera)

3-21-34 Carex ambigua Link Kn I 350, Bon 332 = C. ordipostya Duval Jouve Bar 480, Costa III 501. Colby E.W. Kennedy Formentor (Dala Coloné valley) (6-5-34 Col by E.W.K. Formentor near garage of hotel) P.B.T. see dried spec. 3-18-35 & considers this ident the only one possible acc. to Barcelo. Whorles slightly but surely pubescent. 865 C 4-4-34 Aristolochia Biansorii Sem & Pau Kn I 437 Colby E.W. Kennedy Formentor (Roca Blanca) 865 D 4-16-34 Buxus salexica Lamk (see 2-14-34) Col by E.W.K. Formentor (Roca Blanca) 865 E 4-16-34 Rhamnus ludovici Salvatoris Chodat (see 3-5- -34) Col by E.W.K. Formentor. 865 F 4-26-34 Rhamnus Ludovici Salvatoris Chodat. Col by E.W.K Formentor. 4-27-34 Chaenorhinnum rubrifolium Willhet l. var Biansorii Knebel Kn II 382. (Sechinaria rubi- folia DC. Bar 341, Bon 233 and L. rubrifolia Rot. v Cost. Costa III 18) Fl. Col by E.W.K in Sand Pit at Formentor.

4-27-34 Formentor. (Also in all stages on 5-8-34 and 5-24-34) (Dried spec. seen by P.B.A 3-18-35) Lvs. plainly show red beneath. Seeds are like Knöch's ill. of var. 866A 5-5-34 Aristolochia Bianorii Serrv Pau (See 4-4-3?) Col by E.W.K. Formentor. 832 5-16-33 Adianta Bicknellii Knöch II 241 v IV Tab VII v VIII = (acc to Kno) Spirocervatum Bicknellii Wolff. Fl. Col by F.W. Kennedy at Ariont. 875A 5-27-34 Aristolochia Bianorii Serrv Pau (See 4-4-34) Col by E.W.K. Formentor (Roca Blanca 800 ft alt) 880A 6-18-34 Rhamnus Ludovicii Salvatoris Chodat. (See 3-5-34) Col by E.W.K. Formentor

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From Mr. Neron from Monte Estoril near Lisbon Portugal. These names are those given by Mrs. Neron (see notes below) 1932 Romulea Bulbocodium Cote III 362 March 1933. Narcissus Bulbocodium L. Cote III 397 Tulipa australis Link Cote III 205 Scilla monophylla L. f. Ophrys lutea Cav. Cote IV 389 Anemone palmata L. Cote I 41 Erica mediterranea Cote II 511 March or very early April 1939. Orchis longicruris Link x Bar 5878 Ophrys speculum L. (?/) {Dues C.M.K} Cote III 390 {?} R.B.W. thinks these correct Ophrys venturidinifera Willd. (?) Cote III 391 Ophrys apifera (? ) xx Cote III 390 Orchis laxiflora Cote III 402 Ophrys fucosa Cote III 389 Androsedoniferus L. (dried petals bright yellow) Cote I 145 Astris crispus L. Cote I 144 Anthericum planifolium L. Cote III 344 x Mrs. C.M. Kennedy sent plant to Kew and reports 4-29-33 quoting "the complete specimen from Portugal appears to be an extreme form of O. tridentata sorts approaching O. Sivia.

"Lamk in the formation of the life" Note: R.B.K. thought this the same as the Ellis sent 4-3-33 by Dr. Loud from Alleghia of which Mrs. K. reports from T New "The two flowers from Majorca apparently belong to O. Simia Lamk but I am afraid the material is insufficient for exact determinati. ** Mrs C.M. Kennedy sent this to New v reports 5-6-33 that they identify it as "O. Zeolopeax Cav."

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