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Calyx white woolly with veins
shining through purplish. At base
ends of connective of the two anthers
seem to adhere. Undersided on purple
dial one side particular is produced
upward giving effect of over-sized
chair. Not angled.
2-2-29 Salvia farinacea, Britt: BMJC.P. 640. Mrs James Barker.
3-3-29 Periclis Bebeia, Karsten p 257 v
BMJC.P.622. Fr. from Mt. Hope.
2-3-29 Pittosporum undulatum, Vent
p102. Fr v liv from Mt. Hope
2-2-29 Codium variegatum, Blume
var pictum Muell Arg BMJC.P 456.
St. Kinegs Public Garden. Of liv fr.
2-1-29 Gaillardia pulchella, Fouy
p 407 BMJC.P.C. 780 Very common at St
inges on sea-cliffs bet golf links
and point to westward where road
to Sine Hills takes off. Less frequently in
sight little rivelle on ground &
usually deeply attractively lobed.
4-26-29 Flv 3. A[illegible] BY.PS.185
2-1-29 Lipxia nodiflora, Michx p 312
St Kinegs.
1-30-29 Mallotonia gnaphaloides, Britton
p308 St Kinegs 71-e plant.