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Plant 6 in high, crotches branching spreading
from base. Calyx spreading in 4 vts. The short
pedicels thicken at upper end at fr-time.
Dark red-purple petals no longer than sepals.
Stem-
The smooth, hairy coating of st., the gland-hairs on
upper part of plant, the nettle-leeds make ident.
sure. But sepals only only apiculate not "long be-
gnant" (S01). Internodes swollen at the base, making
a bundle effect when (as in some branches) the upper
internodes are short. Plant has a meaner, blaffier
look than P. remembers it in Mallorca. See S.V.II 2381
for poss. adv. species. [9-25=34 Fl.fr. Vouvry. Sts./trailing]
6-30-34 Melissa officinalis L. Coste III 97; Bon 250; BON
31,2; BMJCP. 648; k 705; SVKI 568 Fl. Montreux in back
yard near Catholic Church. Buds yellowish, but flo.
white (almost bleuish white)
6-30-34 Punica granatum L. Coste II 74; Bon 103; BMJg
C.P 523; SVKI 465 Fl. Cult. Les Planches "la Grotte" on auto
rd to Montreux.
7-1-34 Filipendula hexapetala Kilib. RMJCP 950;
SVKI 374 = Spiraea Filipendula L. Coste II 10; Bon 96; RVH
136 Fl. From head-waitress from CRANS sur SIERRE.
Off with F. Ulmaria...Note filaments slightly thickened at
the top (in F. ul. not thickened.) Some of stamens, at least,
langer than petals.