2. Lvs tend much more to be symmetrically cordate with lobes then equal, so that lvs have circular outline. Largest lf 7x7 cm. Buds as many as in 4. 5-15-34 Ulmus glabra Hule BMqCP 233, BVH 4/5 = U. zebra Mill SVKI 201 = U. montana With Coste IV 252 = U. montana Dum Bex 283 Freal stripe PR Chenbaux -> Soreaux. Fl 28-30mm Largest lvs 4 1/2 in long x 2 1/2 - 7/8 wide. 5-15-34 Laburnum anagyroides Medie BMqCP 419 SVKI 394 = L. vulgare Greeff = Cytisus laburnum L. Coste F 303, Bon 77. Fl Tree east of De Ro garage [Note see 4-28 vs 30-31 for tree in same plot & ground then thought to be L. alpinum Presl with appropriate characters]. Dvery least that tree been cut down since, or have we one species grafted into the other or what?] This is same as several others Cult at V-M and same as one at north-west corner of Drogehouse. Lvs beneath, petioles, stem parts, inflo calyx all def silky with slight appressed hairs. Venulats yrs. und shorthe appressed hairs. Lfts a strong dark green above in contrast with the gray beneath! Lfts rounded to Huse, mucronate. Very young lobes show silking on underside closely appressed, upper side glabrous, edges (when viewed from upper side) silky because of the hairs on the underside. Lfts with stalks 1 1/2 - 2 mm [5-20-34 RBK can find no lvs like L. alpinum on this tree!]