Field notebooks : Bermuda, 1926-1929
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"2-5-27 Jacobinia aurea, Nessel. Yellow Jacobinia. Exhibited at Garden Club by Miss Masters and called by her & by Miss Wood "justicia" See S.C.N.H. Plants commonly known as jacobinias or Jacobineas which have no stamens or append- age at base & antler lobes. Flower heads panicles each ft attended by 3(5 more) linear purple bracts. Calyx purple, deeper 5 parted into linear seg. petals, corolla slightly 2 lobed, lower slightly 3 lobed. Stamens 2. (Hairy stamens representing stamen- odia mentioned in S.C.N.H. not which.) Style in groove in upper lip. Stigma 2 lobed. Ovary thick, cester in cup. Ovary 2 celled Outside corolla glandular pubescent. 2-3-27 Leucodorum aestivalum, L. Summer Sundoglass p 82 From Mrs Thiemannia. Stigma has honey & green just below stigma 2-3-27 Enchirias grandiflora Plowg Amazon Lily p 82 From guest at hotel. 2-3-27 Pedilanthus tatiflorus, Julip Britton. Shipnel Plant Fiddle-flower p 218: "Siltter Home" Stems & leaves, 2-25-27 abalone. fl. 2-3-27 Euphorbia lactea, Haw. p 219 Mottled Candlestick Tree. Observed in 1907 toward December.