(Off with S. serotina at?) 8-18-33) This has the familiar look of plant at H.H. (which R. has called S. altissima.) but which may be S. canadensis.) S. atroviolac and def. puberulent from middle or below, very finely branch only in infl. too rough above and on ridges, puberulent below dentate... It is darker than S. serotina, more rugose looking above and veins indistinct beneath. Dried about 2½ mm high, glabrous. Branches (infl) ascending arched, pedicels not erect (as in S. serotina). Hence infl the 1-sided is less neatly so. Rays no longer than disk flo. So that effect is nearly daisy like 8-27-33 Helianthemum quadrifidum Relb SVI 230 = Silene quadrifida L. Cate I 175, Bon 44. 1/20 ft. 2 Juny on rocks in gully just before R.R. enters tunnel going to Rd N. The seed beautifully papillose-fringed (SVT) made ident sure. All his narrow 1¼ mm v linear the lower ones only slightly broadened at apex. Plants look more diffuse & open than all Cate). Petals sometimes 4 but often only 2 lobed. Plants show no sign of Helianthemum linagle SV say "hlebzig" 8-27-33 Alinea Cherleri Fung Cate I 202 = Q. sedoides Kit BVH 70 = Cherleria sedoides L. Bon 51 = Minuartia sedoides Hiern SVI 243 Et. Jaman on rocks near Rd N. 1 to 4 mm x 1¼ mm at base becoming 3 sided toward apex. The very dense dense mat now thickly dotted with re- mains