7-11-33 lobe malae aquatic, lobaceous (4/) lf deeply cut (sometimes almost to mid-rib) abt there are 2 pairs of very distinct lobes below the terminal 3-5 lobed portion. Outer edges of all lobes tooth. Petioles 2cm. The upper two provided with semi- lunar, foliaceous, deeply tooth stipules ±1 cm long slender stiff sharp thorns ± 5mm in axils of lo? Young stn wth loupg longish loose white hairs [prob deciduous] and lower petioles now show similar hair on edges when held up against light. Prob this is C. monogyna jacq. tho when collected was taken for some goose-berry (Can't be Ribes Uva-Crispa [Cate #123 because that has no stipules & tripartite apices) 7-15-33 Campanula F.& Cult. Dray's garden. Perennial 2ft [and more] high. Either branched from base or throwing out stlts. Stn blaucolate 4x1 in; the lowest narrowed to form a winged petiole, the upper sessile, narrowed at tips, the very end blunt with mucron, very abt- lowly toothed, each tooth ending in a curved mu- cron. All parts of plant glabrous & slightly ridged [sic] or solitary, almost sessile fls in axils of the bractles progr gradually into bracts the uppermost [which] is very slightly longer than the calyx. Corolla pale blue very open & saucer shaped, 3-4cm diamn, its blunt lobes more than ½ the depth of corolla. Calyx lobes