Field notebooks : Switzerland, 1931-1938
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5-5-34 small boat base. Cathaio (without peduncle) 3 cm long. Pisset narrow, as long as pedial, brown for most of its length, hairy. Pedicel 2 1/2 mm. Gland square 1/2 x 1/2 mm. Capsule (now) 8 mm. Style - about 1 1/2 mm. Capsules glabrous. Largest if 2 7 x 18 mm on petiole 5 mm. If oval much like itl (Cate), crenate with gland tipped teeth, no def signs of being undulate, glabrous above, beneath rather scantily appressed silky pubescent. 5-5-34 Aspidium Thelypteris Sw. & 41, BOH 582, = Polystichum — Roth Cate III 687, = Dryopteris A. Gray SVKI 5 = Acrostichum Thelypteris. Bon 379. No spores. Fronds almost unfolded. Darkish opposite on side from Villeneuve marsh toward Noille. Recognized by creeping haeleroot, long scaleless stalk & general cut flow. Stalk with 2 "Zettindthue" (S&IT) but no glands evident (Only S&H says "glands", Cate says "no glands") 5-5-34 Quercus Robur L. BUICP 231, BOH 422, WHI 333 SVKI 200 = Q. pedunculata Elich Cate III 259, Bon 285 FL 2 vO? Noille near Aspidium Thelypteris. Young growth wos glabrous & a very fresh yellowish green, def auricled. Veins often to the sinuses (even well towards tip of lf) but not always. Petiole 5 mm (now) Lvs very rare. lobed v often rather abruptly expanded at about middle, the part below the middle rather oblong in general effect. (looks like Mr. Phelps.)