Field notebooks : Newfoundland, 1927-1937
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[P. laurentiana Fernald. M.L.F on 10-8-29 says P. farinosa is European only See Rhodora Apr. 1928 # 29 7-3-29 Primula farinosa L. G644, B & IL 708, FX. Barcelois Bl just so. ) mouth on gravelly velvist bare bluff facing sed. (Cld with P. communs around camp, see 6-28-29 & 7-3-29) This corresponds more nearly to desc. ) P. farinosa. Scape 3 1/2 in. to base ) pedicels, stvtes v darker than P. at camp whos scape is slender v light green. Lvs beneath scape v outside calyx (as well as inside) conspicuously mealy (sulphur-white). Calyx rattle inflated (P. at camp, slender), its lobes purplish dotted at tips. Corolla a distinct lavender with yellow core and about 1/6 in. less diamere than P. at camp. Pedicels almost equal, short ie. not more than 1/8 in (instead ) slender v ) lengths varying on one scape from 1/4 to 1/2 + in.) hence shorter than the 1/2 in Calyx. Corolla tube exerted about as in P. at camp, perhaps a trifle more to almost 2 mm. Lobes of corolla straighter on sides than P. at camp (ie. less diff in width. ) narrowest part at base) lobe and widest parts Margin corolla entire except for left at apex. (P. at camp has corolla undegine at apex more v lso toothed or sinuate besides being cleft) Lvs show indented veins on upper side (as P. at camp does not), are more definitely pet- ioled than many lvs. ) three at camp v margins are sinuated while those at