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[8-5-34 F2 from (X on & slightly west of V-M. proves this is
not B. pubescens. See ill but 194. This from not pure
D. pendula.]
4-26-31 Betula pubescens Fluck Cote II 375, Bon 289
but 4/19. Fl b/v 7, very young ls. & remaind old fr. Skin
Spec. col from 2 trees (a) bark white, (b) bark reddish. Both
Trees slender (perhaps young) but not diff evident other-wise.
Twigs brown v short pubescent.
4-26-31
Bit of infl found lying in road near Val-Mont. Dust & long,
araceme. Pedicels almost 2mm long, seated in shelf-like
depressions on rachis but not bracteate. Very ovoid cup-like
about 4x3 mm, with rather close fitting truncate
pervienth 1mm high. Ovary with 3 grooves down
opp. sides and a sessile stigma of 2thin spreading
lobes (or as this is detachable from vary perhaps not quite sessile.) Ovary 1-celled with about 10 ovules
near base or what seems to be 2 parietal
placentae alt, with grooves on outside. Embryos erect
in stipes (ill defined at base) as large as ovules.
No sign of members. 4-28-51 Similar but found near
Aunay. Dust 3 in long x shows deciduous bracte/concae
with long sharp fringe at broad top, base truncate,
fl next about 4mm long no mc fringe.) Ovary usually
4-grooved with 4 alt. placetates. Ovules about 50.
4-26-31 Cerasus avium Moench Cote II 7, Bon 95 =
Prunus avium L, but 1/85, A 499, BM G.C.P 376 Fl v long
almost full grown flors. In woods outside & cult ground,
& pub wild. Calyx tube def. constricted at top, petioles
sealing with 1or 2 red glands at top, inner troths of both