x-in Glion plant it looks glabrous to the eye. Corolla not ofd.] These dif. not borne but in later comparisons. P.B.K. suspects all to date, 7-26-34, are asp ovatum. 7-25-33 Helianthemum chamaecistus Mill. BMJCP 507, BVH 54 = H. vulgare Gaertn. Costa I 150, Box 35 = H nummularium Miller SVK 464. R.F. Rockersde Naye (western ridge) in company with H. alpestre DC The dif. which attracts attention is the larger proportions of fl.c - vs the larger fl. and/or inspection presents stipules. Duff about 5' (more case?) fld. Calyx seems to be glabrous bet. nerves, with longish stuffed hairs on nerves. Inv 7-10mm broad some of the (13x10 mm) lower ones approximating circular in shape, not tomentose beneath. This points to H. nummularium Miller subg. grandiflorum ace to SVKTI. Not ofd with the form Common on walls around Glion [7-5-34 R.B.den.ofd with plant com- mon at Glion. The only dif. I see there are: cal longer; and being x more venous calyx longer so that is def. hairy to eye while 280 (Garalpestris Fiori SVKII) 7-25-33 Myosotis pyrenaica Poursret SVKT 545 ^ "z.t. M. alpestris Schmidt" see both in Costa II 608 2, Box 224 and M.alpestris Schmidt BVH III 257. Fl.of2. Rockersde Naye. This is the M. as frequently seen on the mountain and puzzling one. St 8-19cm, rather stiffly erect > branched only collabrr. middle into a relatively short infl. (Blue spee had a branch from very base or perhaps 2 at from some sort.) Basal leaves show no sign of rosette formation, often they are ovellied; side not they are ovaie, rounded to broadly acute at tips and narrowed