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5-12-31 Potentilla aurea L. Cote II 25, Bon 99. FL Bet
Soloup & Chambry. Perhaps near Gentiana vernal.
Several bundles from root, each neatly completely
wrapped in the brown stipules of old leaves, some of all
petioles also remaining, upper parts of stem and all
branches similarly wrapped at base, no plant more
than 3 in high. Longest lft 2 cm. ?Fl Indian. Bracts
almost or quite as long as sepals but narrower. Carpels
greenish, styles rich yellow. Filaments variable, a
rather lighter yellow. Disc. Cote excellent. Petals free
or than long with edges meeting at base. Cf w/ P.
verna L. with petals slightly larger than broad,
edged def. separated at base.
5-12-31 Gentiana verna L. (See 5-7-31) FL Highway
Orgevaux to Chambry at about alt. of Soloup.
5-12-31 Ranunculus nemorosus DC. Cote I 30, Bon 9. FL
Bet: Soloup & Chambry. Pro b/ w/ Gentiana verna.
Plants to 11 cm high. Evidently perennial with thickish
white roots and many more or less erect filiform
one brown fibre. Leaf at. with silky albut a
quite appressed pubescence. Lobes not 3 in ceras, like
all (Cotes) of R. nemorosus or R. montanus. Each
tooth has minute white dot of tips barely vis-
ible to naked eye. Peduncle grooved. Receptacle
hairy. Caraxes with beaks curled over into be-
ginning of a spiral, glabrous, perhaps be hindered.