[see 5-15-34 and 8-3-34 when this tree was definitely proved to be laburnum anagyroides Medik] 4-28-31 dimension, the more or less heart-shaped base with one lobe very much broader than the other (see 5-30-31) 4-28-31 Acer planatoides L. (see 4-24-31) Ulion. Tree in fl but only fringed with very young lo. et. Note: 4 red red. scales (to 1/4 in long) form conspicuous cross (later revolute) under the new twigs. These scales with fine, appressed ed, rusty hairs on outside, glabrous inside. Petioles ? young lo. glabrous but more or less covered with small waxy globules. Sap (when particle broken) milky. 4-28-31 Acer Pseudoplatanus L. Cote I 269, Bon 61, BvH 101, B.M.Q.C.P 467. Bud opening. Has well developed gline. 4-28-31 Cerasus Mahaleb Mill. Cote # 8, Bon 95, = Prunus — L. 9498, B.M.Q.C.P. 370. Bud (opening in house) very young lo. At least some ? particles with 1 or 2 glands at summit (B.M.Q.C.P. the Bon says not) 4-29-31 Tilia platyphylla Scop. Cote I 259, Bon 54 = T. platyphylloides Scop. BvH 92, BMQCP 482. Very young lo. and old fr. Ulion. Bud scales 3, the inner scale dif. clasping (but not quite enclosing st.) Scales