(Wolfson on at.) 8-19-34 what seems to be underdeveloped lf-bd at + ½ in intervals from base. ½ at. Strkt tip root is 6 in long and much thickened at top. The interesting item about the specimen is that the nut pulled up easily with the root, attached to the plant & seeming intact. When nut was opened the “meat” looked fresh and edible. 2 lfts (2 under- elvelop.) 5, thinner than on adult trees and coarsely serrate (would not have been recognized a walnut leaf.) 8-19-34 Acer campestre L.; A. opulifolium Vill; A. platanoides L.; A. pseudoplatanus L. See Carte I 263.Fr. Carefully cfd wth view to memorizing sly. 8-24-34 ? Calamintha officinalis Cart. II 96; Bon 249 = C. sylvestris Bronf. BVH 363, LLLI *288: Satureja Calamintha Scheele ssp. silvatica Brig. SVKI 590. (See 8-31-33). This is the plant common around Alim with corolla of varying size. Rodent(?) it being 3. Calamint, scheelace to SVKI. And since hairs of calyx throat pro- ject inward and not upward beyond the rim thus it can not be ssp Nepeta Brig (see also SVKI 286 for varieties). The possibilities of ssp silvatica and ssp ascendens are very difficult to decide between. R.B.T. thinks it probably ssp silvatica because 1. Teeth are very unlike (the upper triangular &