Field notebooks : Bermuda, 1926-1929

#2 Bermuda 1929 3-27 (in part)-3-30 (in part) Feb 27 (in part)-March 30 (in part) RB Kennedy (5)

Bermuda R.B Kennedy (5) 3-27-29 Ficus lyrata Warb. p102 BMG P. 337 [illegible] tree collected off. Sunnyland. 3-27-29 Some plant "[illegible]" as 3-11-29 Sunnyland. Called "Wild Onion" by all the gardeners. Why not Notoserodum prograna, Kuntz. p 70? Shape odd. Appearance here, except flo green white instead of "yellow yellowish green" Ovules definitely divided in several lo[s]cletting at base. scape 40-5in. 3-14-29 Mr. — Fairland Flower Shop says this is Notoserodum prograna. But (see 4-28-29) perf. not. 3-27-29 Chamaesyce liota, Millsp. p216 Fl.ampels. weed at Sunnylands. General effect formable at., its vinifis bronzed of pale green below. Cultivo involucres dense valat far- culed.

2-27-29 Acanthamarina, Medie. Fls fr p 169 Rosedale End site at corner of No Rd P.T. Finger Rd. (See 1-7-29) Seeds along stalks but not curled up "instead they are regularly somewhat of cubes & fill space inside narrow pod. Pinnae 1 to 2 pairs. Lfts ciliate. 2-27-29 Musa Cavendishii, Lamb. p85 VB MGC P 201 Fl. Garden appearance to Montreal. 2-27-29 Raphanus raphanistrum, L. p 154 Fls unripe fr near above. Longest pods to 2½ in with 7 or 8 seeds. But fls now white/pink show no earlier yellow shades (even in bud). Pods along stipulated lines but not really "grooved" At this stage tuftos readily splits segments thru the color partitions betw seeds. 2-28-29 Linum usitatissimum L. p 195- VB MGC P 440 Fls fr Rosedale just west of Empire Bar, 19 in high. #199 LH 2-28-29 Achyranthes maritima-Studly p121 Fls fr. Fragment at Port Royal Cove. Cultivare seem 1-celled &ce fused. #151&4 #152 NYBA4 2-28-29 Galium ______ Same species and from same spot (in front of wall of Fairway View) as 2-20-27. Fl pedicels fair long but fr. pedicels lengthened to ½ in, stipes & recurved. Fls unripe fr. Fr at this stage about 3/16 in diam. Lvs 1-nerved, the weak lobes on margins not retorse. Spce fused. Plant

#153 AH 154 N.Y. 8.2. weak v reclining to 2 ft. 4-6-29 Spec printed from same spot Fr ?undamp very shuffly like Johni darius fr. but not quite of sorts of any sort. 2-28-29 ? Raimannia tenuifera East Whale Bay at triangle where road branches to Port Royal Corr. Footnot same plant found in that vicinity 2-20-27 25 flofs. like dec 3-20-27 except larger lf on branch collected was 1/2 x 1/2 in, ovate rather than ob. lanceolate, with very low distant teeth not undulate, & acute at apex, narrowing into short petiole. St. petiolate so lvs are limited to lie with backs to ground. See 3-20-29 v 4-6-29 3-28-29 Cassia bicapsularis, L. p 172 E.S. Middle Rd west of Belmont at entrance on so. side Rd. 2-28-29 Croton punctatus, Jacq p 207 F.Whale Bay. 25 flofs. 3-27-29 Calophyllum Calate, Jacq p 246 Lvs v fr. Hills side about opp. Monhegan entrance. 2-27-29 Tabernia pallida, Miers. p 352 Lvs only from tree near above. Lvs with 1-1/4. only collected. 2-28-29 Hartmannia rosea, H. Don. p 269 But Empire Bar v F.Whale Bay on So. Shore Rd. Bad & smrt plant - no flofs- collected 2-11-29 on Ireland Island near officers canteen ? Without specimen

nordeae, lept.) St. red. Basal lvs 5 spin long on petioles 1/2 in long, lirate & lobed somewhat like dandelion. Lvs thin, undulate as well as distantly low toothed, pubescent above & below shaped as in ill, rimo cap. mid. ref white & well marked. Stigma black. Anthers pink w/ red vein. 3-4-29 Mathiola bicornis, R.Bs. B.MJ.C.P. 308 Flo very young fr. Water Lot Tea House. 2-27-29 Parietaria floridana, Nutt. Fl. v fs. p 106 on wall no side of rd uphill from Springfield. Point to explain name of "red pellitory" Iseliria phleoides, Pers. p 30. Fl. Bf 2-28-29 So end'd fr. Tampere Res to So. Shore. 3-12-29 Bf on west rd to Alvin 2-27-29 Stachys germainis, L p 320 Fl.fs. Field of p. enhance to Montrose. With v like that typical plants except that all parts are practically glabrous except for occasional hairs 3-9-29 Veronica peregrina, L. p 350 Loughlands. ffs flops. glandular pubescent. 2-27-29 Palm. Dunnylands. No fr or flo. Trunkle slender. Lvs palinate, 2 ft diam, cut more than 3/4 to base into 25 divisions Petiole very slender & simple (as le-

membered ⅓ unarmed), tightly bound to stem ½ length (as described) with a netting like fibre which persists after its fall clothing fringe to the very base (segments numbered 2d ⅓ as before pointed) 3-27-29 Asparagus plumosus, Balcen. p. 93 v B.M.F.C.P. 67 Sunnylands Spinifer. bush quality if scales very evident. Scales point downward. 3-27-29 Solanum robustum, Weidl. p. 337 v B.M.F.C.P. 655 Fl. Sunnylands. Flowered but not collected. 3-27-29 Solanum By side of barn near north east gate Rofls. No orange pubescence on st. & lvs. Vine if lvs purplish. Spines both stout & slender ones) on st & lvs. Perhaps S. aeuleativinum, Jaeg p. 336. 3-27-29 Caryota Sunnylands observed in fl. In triplicate. Inflo. begins 7ft above ground continues to top which is 21ft more from ground. (As remembered if there were several suckers from base. If as it was forb C. mitis, how v not C. urens L. 3-3-29 Plantago lanceolata L. p. 359 Fl. Hill west of B.V. lvs noticeably pubescent with settled long white hairs.

3-11-29 Selaginella - spores This Kray's Rock Garden. Perhaps S. riticulosa, Klotsz which B.FJ&B for '29 mentionos occasionally planted on rock-wall. Some of the fork-like branches bright reddish copper (perhaps these are young ones) but most of them green F&J all green, 3-11-29 Polypodium - spores. This Kray's Rock Garden. Sori Circular or oval 4 to 5mm diam, grown on each side of mid rib closer to mid- rib than to margin, and an incomplete row of smaller sori alternating with the larger ones nearer the margin. Sori deeply impressed so as to make very definite protuberances on upper side of lf. Lvs deeply pinatifid, segments entire, long pointed, glabrous v shining above v beneath mid-rib definite but no other ribs evident. Lf very fine. Indusium none, apophyses pedicelled. Parange green with brown not vertical ring that seems to encircle it only 3/4 of circumference i.e. from base up one side v or on top but not completely down other side & creeping over rocks. 4-11-29 Smithlands. Found collected (growing in shade) had dark brown glabrous v stipe 18 in. Blade over 1/4 long.

"13 in wide at base, [illegible] lobe v pinnae deltiform, like at ped. Venures rounded v almost as wide 3-11-29 or pinnae. Sori seem highly in regular rows none at 45 Holos pinnulae lower pinnae of decurrent on stipes about 1/2 in. lateral pinnal veins can be seen only against electric light v appear to be somewhat connected. Top growing at a ship brick with very long acuminate reticulated ferns scales which are attached to at. in middle of the expanded lower end, the tips being finely toothed. These scales or the lower portions remain more or less on the st. Indusium none, if glabrous. Stipes pointed 1/2 os when detailed R. 4-22-29 This wood at Woodhaven calls fern prob same as above Fiji Fern. Sotlis Polypodium aureum L BM GEP 63. 5-6-29 Same fern at Maywood Mr Cox calls Five Finger or Tricidus Fern ? Turns Ways Rocks Garden. 3-11-24 Blechimum occidentale, L. Not in B.F. BB. but if in BM of C.P. Pundoff, all of this is 1-pinnate. Sori in lines parallel to v very close to mid-rib on each side almost entire length of pinna. Indusium attached on outer edge. Lateral veins folding one usually near the midrib), free and ending shortly before reaching margin. Ends of lateral veins shows slightly froodened on upper side (20x). Pinna both entire to eye but (20x) has very minutely toothed edge. Pinnae & lanceolate (the one collected is 4 1/4 in x 1/2 in at base) acuminate and curved presumably upward, green glabrous but not shining. Some fronds, pers. young one bright reddish bronze.

3-9-29 Milia Azedarach, L p 305 Fl. Long Bird Island 1st flower this season. 3-13-29 Marilandicum jamorensis, Bentze p 305 Fl. Paynters Vale. Very pubescent. 3-13-29 Clerodendron forgrans, L 318 BM of CP 634. Fl. East of City Station edge of field 20. side of rd. has 3-nerved V often slightly V shaped at base 3-13-29 Trilic nodosa, Baerle p 274 Rd to W. Whale Bay (rd leading so. from main rd.) Fl.w.p. 3-13-29 Harrington House garden. Plant lower than T. Antiriseus, general effect rather lighter green. If segments rather more finely cut closer together #131 NY 13 &. 3-12-29 Geranium ---- Fl young fr. Rd Main rd Southampton so side on hill east of Jews Bay. Strong red, lovely pubescent with long spreading, gray hairs Lvs pentagonal 3/4 x 1 1/2 in. (and not like ill. J & G. carolinianum, L p 191). All are 3 parted to base. the middle segment very narrow for at least 1/4 in from base then cut into 3 parts which are round lobed, the lateral segments cut almost to base (making effect of 5 segments with narrow bases) V rounded lobed. Peduncle 1 in bearing 2 flo on 1/2 in pedicels. Flo rose colored 1/4 in long. Sepals glandular pubescent, 3 [illegible] midrib with thick lips 1 mm. long lacy blue edged (the inner V middle edges broadly so) not ciliate, about as long as petals. Claw of petal 1/2 in blade a little more than 1/4 in long

especially immature fr. ? ? as wide as long not emerginate Very little wrinkled but not at all pubescent. Filaments as long as style to point of division (See 3-23-29) 3-7-30-29 Some locality, Flv mm fr. Beards mm fr ? to ? thin, glabrous in 3/4 length above that in about 1/8 in. Riliate nd 5 angles thick (about 1/6 in) febr- rows. # 130 A.H. Prof JH Robertianum L 535 Robertella Robertiana Hanks Bv 13 II 426 3-15-29 Vinca major, L. B.MfCP p605 Miss Sharp's quarry garden. #177 A.H. 3-12-29 Sherardia arvensis, L p 369 Just east of Empire Bas. Lvs in lines 3/8 x 3/8 - 3/4 in. Wholes 1 1/8 in apart. St. swollen above each whol. St. weakly reflexely leafed. Lvs leafed on edges, mid rib v upran surface but not reflexely. #178 A.H. 3-12-29 Galium bermudense, L 368 mm fr. Left side of north road near Spithead. Lvs in 4's. St vs lvs stiffly erecte. Wholes lvs near more than 1/2 in apart usually nearer, often giving effect of slightly brownish ring at nible. Lvs more more than 3/8 x slightly more than 3/16 in oval, mucronate, thickish, 1-ner. el. St. stout v thick. Pedicels short with fleshy pubescent fr (mm fr) 3-12-29 Not with above 5 1/2 in. so far fr. Wholes but 1 1/4 in apart. St swollen above each whol.

3-12-29 Silene nocturna, L p 138. Buds fr. 20 side grooing garden bet. Water lot and Emmanuel Church South- amputor. Hot and So Rd near St. Cume's Church. Petals flutament. When present length of calyx x v 2-lobed at apex with 2 scales at base of blade. Peticles turset as that for tendsto be on one side of stem leaves reniforma, wedgel shaped? corugated on back v very definitely ridged or edges, making deep depression on the 2 faces (Query was 4-4-27 thought perhaps to be S. anglica. L really S nocturna, L ?) X 3-19-29 Palm fan leaf in row on 20. side of So. Rd. Flavian now not more than 5 ft high. about ornamented. Remaining first free buter Some flowers at least 2 or petioles more. higher up. Diver petals seem somewhat Diff. compound. Stalks of flo yellorish. Flo serrate in groups of 3 or 4. All studied were perfect. Calyx, 3-lobed, deeply. Stamens 6, filiment broadly flattened at base with slender prolongation be- neg anthers. The 3 cells of vary separate readily (perhaps not united) each bearing a part of style. N.B. Liviora Climensis in Agri Stat. (much higher tree) is in flower at same time and still has berries out. 4-5-29 Mr. Smith & Colarvol (just opp.) says this is "Panama Palm" supposed to be palms from which Panama hats are made. L's split II' line very accurate not threads. Suff begins at about 4 ft. They can form the sheath surrounding the two. 3-13-29 Brassica nigra, Koch p 150 Flo worse fr. Harrington House garden. Pedo 4 sided apperped. # 3-12-29 Brassica Flo very young fr. Perhaps from

"near St. Annas Church, or perhaps an earlier date. Only part of plant collected. [upper 1/2 in this quadrat]. F. yellow about same size as above but much smaller. Pedicels of young pods spreading at almost rt. angles. 3?in B.F.? If B it must be B. integrifolia, C.F. Schulz pf 57 but not at all sure. * few scattered stiff hairs on pedicls v.loo. 3-12-29 Raphanus Raphanistrum, L p153 F& young fr. (P&S. near St. Annas Church desq[?].) near 3/4 in. perhaps elewhere. F. yellow purple veined & purple tinged at tips of petale Calyx lobes less inflated than R. sativa. 3-13-29 The one pod well formed is 1 3/4 in ov all with beak 3/4 in, constricted between the two seeds but not grooved. L. ovatum yellow green than below. 3-13-29 Raphanus sativa, L p154 F& advanced fr. F. white. Calyx lobes direct to eye. Fr. not grooved, in some cases so much constricted bet. seeds as above. In no case as beak as proportionately long as above. 3-9-29 Aleurites moluccana, Willd p219 St. Georges Public Garden tho' to be "Butternut" by Mr. Swainson. L only collected 8 1/4 in long x 9 1/2 in wide 5-nerved ?5 lobed maple lf-like in effect. [illegible] the lobes nearly entire, slightly undulate. The acute sinuses round base on date. Petiole 16 in long, with 2 glands at apex and rusty stellate pubescence at base. See B.M. C.P.455 This tree was in fl 2-2-29 but more collected then. (See 4-28-29.)

3-12-29 Chamaecyge Blodgettii, J.K. Small p 213 Flv fr. Prob on cliffs just east of West Whale Bay. Fr at this stage reddish brown. 3-12-29 Bromus sriioloides, H.B.T. p 35- went N to St. Annes & Church. Fl. Seals with broad hyaline edges. 3-12-29 Eustachys petraea, Desv p 47 3rd scale brown pubescent on basal edges 3-11-29 Blepharum scindatum /Kunze p 24. Valley Way Drift fr. Ligular ring hairs with small tufted edges 3-12-29 Prob on cliffs near West Whale Bay as flv fr. Beeping stem, hairless ½ in long at intervals ¾/₂ in. Slot sheaths densely overlapping V blades ½qin. ? X 3-14-29 Briza maxima, L p 31 Mrs Smiths (loists) lawn. Bud df. from lees in that plant 8 in over all. 1ro 9 lignes wide v spikalel only 2 lignes or less long x slightly less broad i.e. 5x4mm. 1ro. ⅛ mm wide. Scales 9. The 2 lower glabrous, green at base for ½ length the rest white with broad hyaline margin all around, strongly cuneate, thet 1st strongly cordate at base, the 2nd truncate. Fl bearing scales glabrous the penciled part very light green & scruffy with white scales (20x) surrounded with a dark green band & that broad hyaline margin which has purple tinges at cordate base. Kinds of nerves in green band. Palea fits snugly over pruch

2mm long x almost 1 mm wide its edge tightly folded back (inward) forming narrow margin. Palea white with bright green line on each edge at fold. Back (outside) scruffy like the scale lemma but scale linear. All flo perfect. Outlets purple. Infl decompound. Plicae very delicate. If less definite division bet. sheath & blade than most genus iro, the hyaline ligule being continuation of edge of sheath up onto blade (free for 2mm or there) then down on other side inside edge f sheath. 5-14-29 Middle Rd Pojet. #136 &.H. #137 N.Y.B.G. Perhaps B. minor L. A RVBI 257 3-26-29 Vicinity of Roemount #167 &.H. 3-13-29 D. Schleus Lablat, I (See 1-29-29) p.185 Fl v fr. Paynters Vale. Fl. pale yellow. 1/2 in long. Standard 3/4 in broad, auricled at base of blade, region where blade joins Claw has a sort f loose lining with small fold projecting upward on each aide [mid vein] & smaller less distinct folds project downward, folds also at auricles. Wings free as to Claw & Blade, adnate to back only at point bet. Claw & blade. Keel bent upward at it angle edges about the angle finely delicate. Style being in line or inside & somewhat 20 fn short distance outside. Stigma rounded at tip f style with slight projection on in side. *these folds f auricles embrace the free stamina so that it pulls IB with the standard. Red wart on edges (esp evident in the unique feds) Every seems to have 3-4 ovules.

Seed s 2-4. 3-13-29 Dipsoma dissecta, Pursh p302 Fr. Paynters Vale. Sepals (frtpe fr.) 1/4in long. Capsule 2celled 4seeded, valves. Sepals persistent, spreading. Seeds black. 3-13-29 Dryopteris pss D. normalis, C. Christensen p425 Paynters Vale at southeast corner of small house at SE corner of house pressed or chance if its being D. termula tana, Gilbert. What looks like glandular growth on back may be pollen from other specimens in box. 3-20-29 D. normalis from Poyet Marsh has same yellow glands on back! Glands short stalked. 3-20-29 D. thelypteris A.May p425 small sterile fronds only but rhizoids definitely forked. This not noticed till 11-22-29. 3-13-29 Nephrolepis exaltata, Schott. p427 vs M.C.P. H. Paynters Vale on wall of garden to east of front steps. No spones. Pinnae with very evident row of small dots around margin on upper surface. These dots appear dark to eye but white (mag 20x) 3-20-29 N. exaltata Poyet Marsh has same dots. 3-11-29 Dielmia carolinensis Muhl p304 Unique fr. Capsules pubescent 1-seeded. Lathyrus odoratus, L. BM.C.P 393. fl. Style flattened & twisted so that edges are in plane with edge of beak. Uvary pubescent.

3-70-29 Cleopodium muriale, l. p 116 Fls fr. East Front St. Hamilton & Vane 2 petals stiped red & green. Utricle black, minutely papillose. 3-11-29 Mercurialis annua, l. p 309 Valley way offls. 3-10-18-29 Lepatilon pusillum, Britton p 395 Fls fr. Near B.V. 3-10-29 Erigeron Darellianus, Hersaley Fls fr p 373. Wall near B.V. 3-11-29 Malvastrum coronandeliannum, Derek, p 235 Fls fr. Valley Way. St: green through out but hairs at 4-10-13-27 Pedicles & sin. Capsel as ill. 3-18-29 Lvs only from tree labeled "Laurel" at Par-la-Ville Soc. corner by entrance. But pers not Laurus nobilis, l. p 141 since lvs have no odor when crushed. Largest lf collected 3½ x ¼m elephant blmont equally acute at tip v base. Entire, margins slightly revolute. Elaborate venation abdr. Petiole veins not emiculated Beneath v on petiole v parlor lumps scruffy with peltate light green scales. Petiole ½ in alws, dark, grooved narrowly. Could this be Caperaris Cynophallophora, l. p 157? Probably.

Thought poss from odor to be laurus indico p.141 B.M.C.P.295-20 fls.fr. Leafs. oblonga lanceolate to 3 1/2 x 1/4 in acuminate, acute at base edge very wavy dark green volving abre, lighte green above (but not at all gropted), completely glabrous throug- out. Tring bluntly angled below each lf. Petiole 3/4 in. a bud on every axil ? X B.M.C.P.769 3-18-29 Crasso sulphurens Car p.20x FLv fr. no side ped at west corner Corydalis walfeldi Romander Walla About 6 in high, glabrous except that petioles are sometimes sparsely ciliate. Loos of fls. 1-1/2 in x 1 in divided narrowly thus: Lobe wall sharp pointed, sparsely finutely ciliate Petioles 3/4in forming ridge around not more than 1/2 or 3/4 in wide. at at base. Flo solitary, axillary, pssrs Peduncles 2-3 in. Bracts 1/2 lance- Oatigue 8-10 linear 1/4 to 3/4 in long, stiffly ciliate (20x). spreading. Time Bracts about same number petiole longer, erect, thin red with yellow margins. Petals about same number On one head all were 3 bright orange, veined, lobed at apex x the edges sharply folded inward overlapping slightly the folded ray 3 mm wide 3-21-29

"Petals open in usual way the flower presence was in the middle of" "slightly hairy on veins (20x) cap the 3 principal veins is down the middle of the back & on the 2 folds. Or perhaps ray should be called tubular veft almost to base. Has neither cutaneous or pishl. Disk fls. 6mm long (above calices) & which 1/2 mm, thick 5 triangular lobes, range . Calice at antheris 1/2 mm long seems glabrous (20x) with 2 oblique, weak, downwardly forked bristles 4 mm long. Anthers 3 1/2 mm long, sessitate at base At tips scale like pendons 1mm long, printed at tip paper and thick tubercle-like thickening at center of base Anthers brown-orange outside, apper- appear orange. Filaments slightly hairy. Pollen yellow, grains seem adierist, and (84%) are of papillare. xx Perhaps this is in early stage only later styles protrude as to tube 2x meets it. Style tips reach to tip of anther appendage, divided 1/3 of length, the tip being slightly produced with an awl shaped projection 8 mm. Receptacle chaffy with a scale embac- ing each disk fl. Calices (pres not entirely ripe) 19mm over all the upper 9mm being a very glabrous beaks. Calice (v.beak) bearing very minute upward pointing bristles. Calice blackish green with 4 slightly dispersed nerves Bristles both fall from these mature calices, perhaps pulled from carrying home. x Malais actine rather bluntly (roundly) # angled. Involute bracts might perhaps be considered connate at very base. See B. M. J. C. C. p 752. This seems not Bidens because calices are beaked. & not Coreopais because calices

are not flat or incurved Possibly Cosmos but obviously much smaller than C. sulphureus, Car- 408 & B.M.Q.C.P.769 (which is only yellow cosmos in these two books) but agreeing with disc as underlined. Perhaps a case of deterioration as in the garden cosmos which I have seen run out into low plants v small fls at home. But pos. Bidena ferulaefolia D.C. B.M.Q.C.P.769 as fl & B from Jolna studied 3-20-29 has many similar points. Berbera jamesoni, x on collected 8in x4in, upper surface dark bright green & finely pubescent with single straght hairs not very close to gettle) on petiolaris. Lower bases. Under surface lighter with hairs longer & curly. Petiole 5 in. x 3-19-29 Berbera jamesoni, Bolivia p408 & B.M.Q.C.P.757. Flo only from Lalle laquet. Disk flo strongly bilabate, on broad lobe being 3 cored & v Shallo- wed by 3 to apex, the other curling outwar-d. the other lobe narrow, of equal length curling towards centre of head. Anther ring notched at tip but not cleft to fallen sacs. Anthers long tailed. Style 1, stigma 2 lobed. Each tip of corolla lobe reflexed somewhat lifted Disk flo seem infertile. Ray flo also bilabiate with 2 tiny filamentous lobes in front. These 2 lobes not quite as deeply divided from each other as from the ship. Stamens & 5 filaments but no anthers. Stigma lobes smaller than in disk flo. But rays fertile. achenes pubescent. Papery & many bristles & recurved forming tufts. Disk asept., 3-21-29 Plants preserved at Agrist, L with downward curled lobes like Freethanther.

3-18-29 Solanum guttata, Don. B.M.Q.C. p661. From Denver. Same plants as 2-11-29 Clearly certainly looks & called thus: a - a being the point of attachment & numbers a - a females Lvs. 3½ x 1¼ in center of them, acute. 8-13-29 Lycopersicon lycopersicon, Harst p354. B.M.Q.C.P.656 Painters Vale X 3-19-29 Hyposiphila elegans, Bist.p134. x8.B.M.Q.C.P.265 From table Bouquet. Petals 3-nerved. Seeds rough. X 3-14-39 Phlox Drummondii, Hook p305. B.M.Q.C.P.617. Bot in Hamilton. nearby Calyp with white folds at sinuses. Style never more than 4mm long. 3-13-29 Polymnia divaricata, L p398 Deflaps. Painters Vale. 3-13-29 Boronia lavis, Ernest p365 Painters Vale or near Harrington House Fr. shows "the two carpels opening along inner faces." with the division free like a little tongue between them, 3-13-29 Vicia #159 R3K. Bot at Harrington House. Pretty the same as 2-21-29 Agri Stat. Deflaps. I've marked with large purple dots roundicle but and pointed spec. pressed.

3-20-29 Ramunculus parviflorus, L p179 Portuguese path to Payet Marsh. 3-20-29 Pittosporum undulatum, Vand. Payet Marsh. Fl. (celj a few apart) and young shoots. Young shoots & twigs glandular pubescent. Young br. clustered at ends of twigs 21/2-4in long, the twig covered with dead. monos lf-like scales. Scales borne irregularly to 1in x 7/16 in, concave & overlapping on twig, thickest at apex, nar- rowed at base, with broad veined mid. rib & transparent whiteish downy, glandular ciliate margins. Young brs. crinkled bar surface linear bldr. 3-20-29 Peperomia septentrionalis, S Brown p94. Fr. Payet Marsh. Fl showing the 2 stamens, & but no "brush-like dust" in stigmata, ovary being merely pointed at apex. Lns (20x) show minute scattered black dots beneath, & a narrow, transparent edge which is partially revolute & can be felt by fingernail as a ridge. 3-20-29 Vine Payet Marsh. Des of fl. perhaps Luncea japonica, Thunb. What seems to be young palents of this leaf some [illegible] serrate lobed. 3-21-29 Prob. L. japonica from home opp. Pomander State has far smaller lobes, less hairy, shorter petioled but general effect & structure the same. 3-20-29 Chionococca ternudiana, S. Brown, p. 262 Edge of Payet Marsh. Unique fr. Lns with edges somewhat revolute, lateral veins not focuse.

3-20-29 Bidens pilosa l. p. 402 Fv fl. Valley Way St 4-angled with grooves on 2 opp. sides alt. with nodes. Pollen (84x) papilline like pollen of unknown composite. ? 3-18-29 Perhaps B. pilosaefolia DC. & Mf C P 762 as fl. of B. frondosa studied 3-20-29 has many farrow vein domation. 3-20-29 Borrisia laevis, Ktref p. 365 Portuguese path to Pojet Marsch. Fl. white with purplish tinge to tips of lobes which are slightly forked inward, limb being outside & very hairy inside. Filaments attached at sinuses 1mm long i.e. ½ length of lobe. Anthers white. 3-20-29 Parthenocissus quinquefolia, Plants p. 129 Pojet Marsch. No fl. St. bears dried tendrils with terminal --- expansions --- but in no case when these clinging to the support as is the case at home (H.N.) 3-20-29 Cissus ricypoides l p. 229. No fl. fr Pojet Marsch. Tendrils of pl. low but not enough. x #187 N.Y.B.S. 3-21-29 Agri Station labeled "Musaeenda frondosa" butor obviously not that a Rutaceae at all. See B.F. & B. p 370 v Lev M 486 Shrub in funder as I dwelling w east & by Ficus elactica. About 3ft high with slender twiggy branches spreading from base. Low alt. Crowded, estipulate 3/4 in x 1/4 in rhombic acute or obtuse

"Midrif ending on both surfaces but other veins very obscure at apex, narrowed to acute serrate base, widest above middle, upper half sharply dentate, lower entire, margin ciliate, surfaces glabrous. Dark green above, lighter below, both surfaces (esp the lower) with minute white glandular dots (20x) Fls. 1-4 (when 3 or 4 usually some buds within unopened) in each axil on slender peduncles about 3mm a less long. partly to break the Calyx lobes linear 3mm - 5mm, the anterior ones shorter, glandular ciliate. Corolla gamopetalous, 9mm long lobes as long as tube, regular except that the 2 posterior lobes are a little less deeply divided than the others & curl back a little more strongly for full anthesis when this 10mm wide. Stamens 4's (not didynamous) can put 10 fls studied (with some stam 3 mm or less developed, Staminal). alt with corolla lobes. Filaments attached near base of tube. Anters white, visible in throat but not exerted, shaped thus ↑↑ with fat. 2 superior at sinus. Ovary superior 2 1/2mm long, 2 celled with 2 ovules on axile placenta, the division bet. cells being in anterior-posterior line of style acute than filaments. Beyond a 2-lobed thickening of style, white projects slightly beyond anthers but not exerted. Corolla in bud has posterior lobes outside of anterior ones. Perhaps (partially) Set Deroiflularaceae Twigs collected for study have scattered hairs & what seems (20x) like porrect glandular dots. 4-15-29 Studied again. Europe seeds are strong & show signs of seed being roughened up simply.

3-21-29 Cassia Agri Stat, free 15 ft in open space so east of dwelling labeled "Cassia nodosa = Joint wood" but not this as desc B.M.J.C.P. 423-4. Trunk grayish with tight shuck skin almost smooth but for four vertical cracks. Lf s fl scars prominent so that twigs are densely lints long wand-like with leafy grft growth mostly at ends. Young shoots minutely hairy Lf 1-5 in long, evenly pinnate with 5-9 pair of lf ts. Paclis pubescent (esp when young) with 2-4 stalked glands bet lower pairs of lfts. Some of these glands sometimes appear to be below lfts but this may be because lfts have fallen. Lfts glabrous, boval, entire, only slightly irreg- at base, rounded at apex inequilateral, As 1 3/4 x 3/4 in, the lower one about 1/4 in long. Pedicels 2 mm. Fl yellow in short racemes (Raceme collected is compound by having one branch). Pedicelle 1/2 in, pedicels in sepalos Peduncles, pedicels, 2ext. subx lfts, hocts quite hairy. Sepals silcate. Petals more less hairy on veins outside. Fl 1/2 in acro widt apart. Filaments short, short (1mm in front 2mm behind. Stamens (some very rudimen- tary) 100 less than curved pubescent Calyx so deeply lobed that no "tube" is evident, yellowish green. Evidently not in B.M.J.C.P.423. Could it be C. siamea, Linn B.F.of B. 173. 4-15-29 Some hr lft at end of branches consisting about 10 racemes close together each in axil of lf. Each raceme no longer than subtending lf 2.2 # 6 in.

3-21-29 Pedilanthus tithymaloides, Port 2214 v B.M] C.P. 454. Fl. Age: St. P. west office. Mid-rib very distinctly volarly keeled (compared with P. laetifolius growing nearby) but not noticeably dentate. Indented Hottled white (reddish blotches may be disease). Envolucres in dense heads, bright red. Each involucere 1/2 in long; dentation ciliate on some parts of margin. Some panthers ciliate 3-21-24 "Dombeya Wallichii = Pink Bell Madagascar." Labeled. Age: St. Open space 20 east of dwelling. Fl. young No. See 7/5-7/28/1927 and B.M] C.P. 448 Fl. at axillary, unspend on long peduncle Lvs 7-veined, very heart shaped, slight- ly 3-lobed, pubescent, bronze color. (For young growth) Pedicels, sepals v capsule densely, rusty stellate pubescent. Capsule 1/2 in. high. 5-angled loculicidally delinquent into 5 valves. Cells seem 2-celled or possibly in some cells more than 2. Inflorescence unspend not a dense head? Sluit perhaps 5 ft high. 3-21-29 Achnina grandiflora, F. Meyer p 295 v B.M] C.P. 605. Hedge in front of King Edward Hospital. Fl. Style short 2mm. Lint of corolla thus: Tube hairy inside. Pollen white, smooth adhesion, amounts spherical (84x) Corolla lobes overlaps clockwise in bud with the straighter edge outside.

X ?? p.168 Not in B.M.J.C.P. 3-21-29 "Chrysobalanus pellocarpus" labeled Agri.Station no.5 entrance to dwelling. Shrub 2 1/2 ft. Fr. L.vlt. about 2 1/4 x 1 1/2 in. entire, very thick variety, glabrous dark green shining abovt., pale belot. Apex rounded, narrowed at base, petiole 1/2 in. stipe May. 8 20X shows dense reticulation of whitish veins, looking like mosaic below. Densipfe fr. 1/4 in x 1/4 in, drupe with thin corning, red ascending. But ovary looks inferior as there is flat circular mark at apex with remains of style in center. Pedicel bears marks of 2 small bracts (not opp.) but no sign of calyx. Pedicel slightly hairy. Seed splits into 2 lobes. Without the label I would have thought this perhaps. Raphiolepis integerrima, Hoke & Lan dee p.160 in B.M.J.C.P.377 which is dece 4-15-29. 3-21-29 Aelimeae polytachya, Mez. Fl.Aagri.Station.p.666 in B.M.J.C.P.145. # Descg 2-15-27 applies. Fl.bracts (if by that is meant and pointed probit in which fl.sits) is by no means exceeding the calyx neither are they minute. These bracts are not clearly distinct from rachis but appear as swellings in skin of the thick rachis alt but overleaping tthere: i.e. the one on left side is below brpsof one on right side. Bract is 1/4 in high. Calyx protrudes with ovary below protrudes 1/2 in above it. Bract vel calyx bright red, Corola flucial protrudes beyond Calyx.

3-21-29 "Tahnaemontana sorocara" labeled Agri. Stat. Prof. Fr. Lf the camesa shrub in B.V. garden studied 1-25-27. p.294 v BMQC.P. 606. 3-23-29 Sansevieria guineensis, Wild p.72 v BMQC.P. 168 St John's Churchyard Fl. Tube 3/ins, segments 3¼ in. Style 1½ in. Anthers reach almost to top & percenta lobes hence as lobes spread alow as exerted. Lvs to 3 ft. Fl scape prom inently scaly. Flow groups of 2-3 subtended by small scale. Stud studied was abnormal having 4 percental lobes, 9 stamens, style stigma distinctely lobed vary irregularly more than 3-cells. 3-23-29 Centranthus macrocephalus, Rosio Fl. St. John's Ch-yard. p.374 v BMQC.B. 730 3-25-29 Physalis peruviana, L p.335 v BMQC.P.657 Flv unique fr. Hanging over wall rd from Hamilton to Roseneere. Same desc as 2-3-27. Anthers bluish green, corolla hairy esporedges v inside at v belw throat. "Cape Gooseberry" presented out 3-11-29 by Mrs Allen Smith at Wm Bealy's Rock Garden.

3-23-29 Jasminum humile, L p288v B.M.J.C.P.595. Fl. Grassmere Hotel. Clump stands without support. 3-23-29 Badiana stricta, Nes. die B.M.J.C.P.195. Fl. at Hotel French Drop. But not altogether like dece. Infl. & branched each branch subtended by long acuminate bract Fl serice each subtended by hairy acuminate bract which subtends also two which are smaller lateral bracts, hairy acum. inate v scariosus margined. Tube narrow, 1/2 in long, slightly curved widening at top, lobes regular, the 3 under lobes wider than the 3 upper [illegible] grasped (as outer are not) and less gradually tapering to base. All lobes blue more or less mottled white but the upper inner lobe (or sometimes more than one) of the inner lobes] with more definitely slit center. Stamens 3, slot markedly deluded (thus usually the anthers appear all at one side of stigma), rising from throat of p. the outside lobes. The style 3 branched, the branches flattened, [illegible] & appear less ciliate irregularly split at ends. Ovary hairy, 3 lobed, 3 celled, ovules many. Stamens v style all blue. 3-23-29 Tamarix gallica, L p244 v B.M.J.C.P. 306. No flops. Grassmere. This is the common T. of Bermuda & the only one in B.F.O.B. but differs from dece in B.M.J.C.P. In not beaded nor "scariosus margined (20x) young hrs punctate (20x) Lr to 3 mm long.

3-23-29 Mint family. Herb. Not for fr. Bet Hamilton & Spanish Pt. of from Span. iol Pt. to Darling St. Stop two scales or very nearly so. Lvs oval 1 x 3/4 in, crenate serrate. Huse round- ed n sub endate at base, peticulated St. vhs (supplement) densely white woolly but not viscid. Might be thist Marrutium vulgare? except that BMJC.P.p 648 says Lvs narrowed to a petiole". Perhaps Mentha rotundifolia Nuds. p 330 also more woolly than disc. not viscid? 3-23-29 ?? Magnolia grandiflora, L p 136, BMJC.P. 21/1 to fr. St. John's Church yard. Lvs alt with serr around twig n otting & sheathing atipule. Lvs 7 x 2 1/4 in, oblong tapering both ways entire & slightly revolute. Darke green volining above, lighter v smoothly glabrate beneath wth only slight trace of the rusty brown torcentum found on a few lvs. Petiole ?/2 in 3-23-29 Walkm St John's Church yard & in fr (not collected) is prof Duque and Rotez. L. p 97. 3-23-29 Aerocoma aculeate, Crtk Tree observed in St John's Churchyard. 3-23-29 Paritaria floridae Nutt. p 106 Fluying fr. Fts for &

3-23-29 Hordeum sativum, jure p 40. Emi pe fr. Nord rd pers &t. Admiralty House v Dwelling Strol. See B.M.O.C.P.117. Collars with large acuminate auricles. 3-23-29 Chaetoclava geniculata, Millepe Chase p 23. Prob near Admiralty House. Kin of peel differs from C. Viridis in sheeld if sheaths w square corners at collars. Sheaths one lip at on lower part of plant v the whole base off upright peels. Lower lvs purplish. Culm somewhat compressed, finely ridged with a pair ridges on opposite sides further apart than the others. Rachis v culm just below infl. pubescent. 3-21-29 "Turnera ulmifolia" labeled Agzi Stat. hydros of Pries. Fl observed not collected. 2 from reddish above. p 247 3-21-29 "Swietinia macrophylla" labeled. In even pinnate. Lfts foliate, the upper side broader than lower. Veins prominent yellow. Tree observed Agzi Station, so of entrance to dwelling # 186 N.Y.13.9. 3-24-29 Silene Fl Rd to Durrerie tiny house as side road near fort & long hill. 1 1/4 ft high the lower sin being decumbent Elbrous glaucous. Lndgfp, ovate ovoids to 3 1/2 x 1/4 in acute subacute some- what clasping at base, glabrous, glaueus Mid rib distinct & somewhat flange

like, the lateral nerves obscure, usually 2 on each side starting from base but soon coarsely netted. Lower lvs. apiculate tapering to sessile base. Upper lvs. lobed entire to eye fret (20X) are slightly very low fine sorted. Lower lvs very finely low sorted even leaves barely visible to eye. Drfl. cynae (compound cynes) Calyx naked at base, inflated 1/2 in diam. v slightly narrowing toward top, almost the high, glabrous, planconvex, nerves not conspicuous, 10 principal ones v often intermediate ones. Teeth 5, broad based, broad acute at tip, 1/8 in high. Calyx margin whitish, short-ciliate (20X), each tooth with dark tip (20X). Petals 5 on long claws which at base for distance of 2 mm unite with base. Stamens around the v with the stalk that supports ovary. Petalos 3/4 in overall, claw widening toward top v lobed on each side at base of blade, 3-nerved. Blade 1/8-3/8 in 1/2 in wide, deeply cleft, margin somewhat serrag not quite entire, with 1/2 small lobes at base but petal not created. Blade rose tinged at tips v on back. Veins on back greenish. Stamens 10, underdeveloped. 5 alt with petals the bases of filaments adherent to claws for 2 mm. 5 off petala filaments adherent to claw 1mm above point where it becomes free. Styles 3, 7/8 in long, separate to base, stigmatic at expanded tips and inc very narrow line down inside to base. Ovary 1/2m, glabrous v shining, dark purple v green. Ovules many, on central placenta which seem joined joined to wall in slices. Orules reticulated. Flopen at throat as that ovary is visible.

3-21-29 Ficus umbellata, L. p155 v B.M. C.P.S.18. Frontanquet or table. 3-20-29 Myrica cerifera, L p96 Pojet March & flo. Filaments united at base giving branched effect. 3-21-29 "Ficus benghalensis", L labeled Agri Det. Fr subtended by 3 semi-circular bracts Unequal hairs L/5 mmvd from shortly above base. 3-21-29 "Ficus elastica" labeled. Agri Det. (F) Very young fr. only & flo found, some varios still bearing style. (b) from same tree 8'v 2 fl. ? #/32 #s 3-23-29 Meranium Carolinianum, p141 Lf like ill. St. purplish green, fubescient with straight white hairs appressed with tip downwards. Hairs very thick, less closely appressed but pointing downward at top of petioles. Lf 2 in long x 2 1/4 wide. Pubescence scattered above & on the nerves beneath. Lf ciliate. Lf-hairs pointing upward. Base pubescent 8'1/2 in., upper petioles 3 1/2 in. Each lobe lf serrucrate with short brown glandular tips (20x) Peduncle of fto only fl out 1 3/4 in, pedicel almost 1/4 in. At top of peduncle 4 linear lanceolate bracts 3/4 in long and one dim what appears to be sessile apetalous fl (perhaps rudimentary) Defla. 5mm long (1mm being awl & fo) sate, 3 nerved, pubescent but not glandular (See 3-12-29), byaline edged and long ciliate (See 3-12-29) Petais pale rose 4 1/2 mm. slightly

Ciliate on claw, 3-nerved at base, some nerves traveling (vary heavily pubescent (see 3-12-29) stamens unequal length, about to tips of stigma. Rudis in stolidence heads but as far as seen are ni'20 on the peduncles. Rex Hamilton v Spanish Point. 3-20-29 Casurina equisetifolia L. p 99 v BM) OP 221 No Ph beyond sunrise to flo. This is the common C in Bermuda but 13 ketts counted on each of 2 joints. Each stamen has deciduous scaling cap (either 1 or 2 scales) which falls at anthesis and flower filament has 2 lateral scales (these form the perianth) there are 3-lobed at apex, the middle lobe longer v pointed acuminate. Fz. (collected 3-1-29 Dry Cottage v 3-9-29 St Georges Public Garden.) is about 1/2 in diam, scales pubescent. Interscalumet 1/2 in. # and have ridge on scale, at one side of the center which might be called a keel. 3-20-29 Delphinium validum, Vahl p 48 Flt Pojet Marsh. Scales linear v from lacerate on margins. Basal heads of color reddish brown. 3-26-29 Dichromena colorata, A.S. Hutcheson Pojet Marsh. Dried remains old flo which seems not to have matured. Ptd. 2-27-29 Canavalia lineata DC. p 185- Fz. Ffor this day near Port Royal Cove - Ptd 4 1/2 in x 10 in. Thick & 5 ridges on

edge to which seeds are attached, 3 ridges close together and one more distant on each side. Seeds 6-7, 5/8 in long, mole-brown mottled lightly, each with seed's isolated in papery lining of pod. X 3-21-29 "Jatropha podagrica" obsd labeled Agri St. Fl. p 211. St 2 ft high, 2 in diam at base, about 10 7/8 in at top, branched with similarly thick branches. Lvs for young to dense. Fl bright scarlet in flattened inf. Peduncles to 8 in long, stout. Pedicels shortifyng. X 3-21-29 "Cassia grandis - Pinkshaver" labeled Agri St. Young tree in open space so east of dwelling. No flos, its first appearing. Obsd. 3-21-29 "Hyophobe Verschaffeltii from Mascarene Isls" labeled Agri Stat. no. Entrance to dwelling Palin, lvs pinnate. No flos f2. Observed. 3-21-29 Dwarf magnolium in fl with lvs variegated white v green. 3-21-29 "Felicia - an annual" labeled Agri Stat. Border by green house. Fl composite with blue ray & yellow disk. X 3-26-29 Exacaria bicolor, Hash p 230 Fl. 9-307 Rosemont. St lvs absolutely glabrous, very smooth to touch. Lf to 6x1 1/4 in

"2 flo below v1 Faber Petiole 1/4 in. # Floem aloft appears did 3/8 in raceme (or spike of the 2mm stalks above) which bears ovary as part of flo not a pedicle] Stalk bract at base with 3 bracts, anterior bracts broadly tri- angular, not quite entire, sharp point with conspicuous green gland at each basal corner, the two lateral bracts similar but narrower (lanceolate) with 2 similar glands at ? fl. Ovary seated in 3-lobed perianth (2 lobes tri-angular with irregular, toothed browned edges. Ovary 3-celled [crossed out] 1 celled, 9-celled with 1 pendulous ovule in each cell. Styles 3, stout, simple, recurving off just the same but in place of ovary 3 stamens, filaments very slant, anthers relatively large, 2-celled Sepa[mis?] x 3-26-29 Salvia mount. Plant at least 3 1/2 ft tingle line lower lvs. 3 1/2 x 1 1/2 in. obovate palment defridd (with mid rib zone- what curved) acute, slightly cotate, 3 nerved [illegible]. Blanely v.vein. serrate, reticulate. Softly pubescent above & beneath. Petiole 1 in., pubescent. Upper lvs 1-1 1/4 in similar, petiole 1/2 in. Infl 8 in., whorls 1-3 1/4 in or less apart with 9-8 flo (counting all buds) in whorl. Each whorl subtended by 2 white, deciduous bracts. Bracts 7/16 x 3/16 in obovate, lanceolate, long acuminate at apex, narrowed to base 1/8 in broad, pubescent above, glabrous beneath, long ciliate veined. Calyx green 3/4 in long {man} serrate or blunt acuminate 3 lobed, pubescent (looks glandular pubescent but this may be from pollen) glabrous inside, entire. Corolla pure white, 1 1/2 in long with

Ammeno style protruding almost 3/4in more. Lip 3/4 in deep and 7/8 in broad, cleft at apex, edges shallowly lobed with distinct rounded short lobe at each side of base. Pubescent or like a back of upper lobe. Hairs inside. Upper lip notched. Pedicel to 1/2 in hence shorter than Calyx Anterior portion Concaves de- flexed, linear, rounded but not expanded at end. N.B. B.M.J.C.P.5640 "S. coccinea, L has flor varying to white." Closely This spec corresponds with S. coccinea ascense. B.M.J.C.P. v B.F. 93B. 326 very likely is this. 3-26-29 Ammone squamata L. "Sugar Apple" by Mr. Allen Smith. Montrose Rosemont Cheveled tree not 5 ft high (had borne one fr.) collected lv. p.137 v B.M.J.C.P.294 at Simple, lvs on wand-like branches looking almost as this compound, the branch having marked zig-zog effect. lf oblong to 5 1/2 x 2 in. entire dull above, beneath globate with few brownish slant bars or veins Petole 1/2 in. 3-26-29 Poinsettia pulcherrima, Urban, p.218 Rosemont "double form". Red floral bracts well v spinously developed and lasting much longer than the 'single forms' from which they had fallen by the end of January. Fl involucres often not formed but when they are, are incomplete.

incomplete, showing the large yellowland but undeveloped floral parts. 3-26-29 Thunbergia erecta, T.Anders. p355 B.M. Q.C.P. 649. Braemont. Fl. St. sp. slightly winged at corners, enlarg- (20x) purplish ing at nodes. Young tinges delicately beery at nodes and ledges minutely barbed upward (this not evident to deeper view) Lf 13/8 x 7/4 in. olate, acute. Tube white outside yellow inside gland-pubescent outside. Calyx glandular. Calyx teeth (20x smaller than others) 19-15-17 Antlers hairy at base valved edges Stigma characteristic form ie. 3 holes 1 erect with edges together the other horizon- tal. 3-26-29 Opilia Cantoriensis, Lons. p165 v B.M. Q.C.P. 360 Fl. Braemont. Floral ends of leafy shoots and as stem may be marked below them to 3/8 in (except for tiny scales) have effect of being in coynbbs. Peduncles arising from near same jet, slender 1/2-1/2 in each bearing 1-2 small, ciliate scales, Lvs 1-1/2 in. but nitrile only at tip for about 1/3 length. Bud scales (persistent at base of young shoots) brown ciliate. Fls double, no sex organs. 3-26-29 Iris Xipilion L. B.M.Q.C.P.193 Fl. Mtnt Braemont. Basal lvs to 2 in x 7/8; Fls purple-blue, falls with yellow band down center to middle of blade. Haft purplish tinged, blade to clear blue. Standarda purplishb. Florage grassh. green, lvs silvery inside, the basal lves lax, concave, the uppers deeply grooved (or scalped) v long downcurled, grasslike

BMCP196 3-26-29 Sparaxis xucolor, Kew Fl. Didaceae St zig-zag bearing at each angle (each section 1-3/8 in long) & a spathe of 2 bracts, 1/2-3/4 in long, thin, papery, crinkled. The outer & slightly longer irreg toothed on margin, the inner distinctly 2 toothed at apex otherwise irreg. toothed. Bracts nerv'd & the faint background copiously marked with numerous dashes ed to Perianth Fl sessile 1/4-1 3/4 in overall, the lobes being about 7/8 in. Tube narrow at base, 2 about 3/6 in then expanding funnel form, the top of tube reaching to tops of bracts' spathes-bracts. Fl. 1 1/2 in diam. Perianth sq. red, darker red below with 2 lobed yellow spot belw- a continuation of the yellow of tube. In bud & when fl first opens the stamens surround the style i.e one style branch to each- stamen. In older fls the stamens seem to draw to one side. Filament attached to tube at fat, extreme- ly it begins to expand, 1/4 in long, flat anthers 1/4 in horiz'd, open extrovertly Style flat, 3/4 in long, 3 divided for 1/2 in Tips of anthers reach to tips of styles. Stigmas as the oblique cross section of tube somewhat flattened, ciliate in margins. Dry Cottage 3-26-29 Ixia Fl. Didaceae, Dry Cottage. St without the marked zig-zag effect (above). Fls 1/2-1 in apart. The 2 bracts below at most 3/4 in, green below, by above & pinkish from above, but the outside one truncate & not toothed, the inner

with 2 distinct sharp teeth other- wise entire Fl sessile. Perianth 1 1/4 in overall. Tube 3/4 in, very slender, expanding only at very top, almost entirely exerted from spathe. Petalops curving slightly. Perianth lobes 5 white with rose spot at base & stripes [rose] color outside & 3 outside lobes. Stamens around style when fl. opens i.e one bit each style branch, latter are found at one side. Filaments fixed attached at top of tube, filaments, 5/6 in long, concave inside convex out. Anthers 1/4 in long, basifixed, extremely delicate. Style very slender, 3 angled, 3-cleft 7/8 in from apex the curving branches slightly below anther tops. Style stigmas like ston but not ciliate on stigmatic edges and splitting slightly at apex but far's not to be considered '2-lobed or 2-parted' BMJ C.P. 190 3-26-29 2xio. Fl. Iridaceae. Dry Cottage Dist. same genus as above. St. more slender & very straighter than abov, hence the fl. stands more at angle with stem (instead of against curve gotten) and areem further apart but really are but little so if at all. Spathe bract 3/8 in. green below, hyaline above, nerved the out blunt tipped, the inner with 2 short, sharp teeth. Perianth 1 1/4 in overall. Tube 5 in long, slender, but widening slightly from upper 1/3 in. Fl 1 1/4 in under. Rose pink outside, lighter within. Stamens & style much as above and

stigma dorsola slightly notched at apex. 3-26-29 X Linaria Fl. Dry Cottage. See B.M.J.C.P. 675. Quite glabrous. Ped about 1/2 ft high. Lvs linear, concave above, to 2 3/4 x 1/2 in (major col upper part only), smaller on branches. Infl a raceme. Pedicels 6-9 mm. Calyx about 5mm, teeth slightly pointed. Spur 15 mm long. Corolla 10 mm. Pedicel outleaved by linear bract about 4mm rose tinged at base or edges and sparsely glandular ciliate, calyx lobes similar. Corolla lavender pink to almost white, bright burnt orange line spotted across fl., shading to yellow along the ridges (esp. forward). Corolla postercent beaded on edges smooth esp. lower edge and with beaded lines extending from tip of lower jaw down throat. Throat otherwise whitish as is spur. Spur straight and (2 days after picking) oblique or almost horizontal to st. Corolla 15 mm across backed front, the upper lip 2 parted fide depth 5mm, lower lip about half as deeply 3 notched. Base of filaments & style slightly hairy. Base of style very slightly glandular pubescent. Stigma consists of 2 upright horns. This corresp with more species (see perhaps L. K. parviflora but spur is straight and 1 1/2 as long as rest of corolla). Calyx deeply transversely ridged. Young and old pods slightly enlarged at top with side like mark prominent

than the other 4-6-29 at Garden Club Miss Moncreuse Robinson says a tinerea for the same as this is L. marocana #196 R. B. K. 3-26-29 Calendula Officinalis, L BMG C.P. 781 Ft. Fremont. Some normal fetalcereal proliferae. 3-26-29 X "Nut-grass" Ivy Cottage Dose a floret, to six high, basal sheaths brownish in effect, being nervel from a deeb carmine. Of sheet and close being hyaline, edge at top straight, lobe of the entire. Only basal lvs on this specimen. leaves acuminate lvs 4 in wide, glabrous, the order are entire, inner ones with low sharp teeth (20 x) or edges and bit beneath v 2 lateral nerve-ridges above. Plant grows directly from underground tuber or connected to tuber by scaly St. underground at 1-2 in long or tubers connected by runners 3 in long. 3-28-29 Calendula Officinalis L p408 v BMG C.P.781 Table Bouquet. Plant v its parts glandular hairy & clammy to touch. Rays hairy at base & chenas (at least often immature) hairy or rough-hack. Ray pistils stigmae linear, 2-divided, fertile, disk pistil stigmae almost capitate (pist. 2-lobed indistinctly) Gathers sterile. Oritus distinctly capitata, but not long haired. 3-28-29 Chrysanthemum Carinatum, L. Ft from Table Bouquet. p406 BMG C.P. 758. Rays white, yellow at base. Disk flo purple each 3/5 slices with flatthel apendage at back of lip making it

lobo puniculae 3-28-29 Gaillardia pulchella, Forq. p 407 V B.M. J.C.P. 780 From tall bouquet. Fl stem hollow, finely striated pale v green, grayish from close appressed pubescence. Anthers as sagittate as in Calendula Officinalis. Style branchs appendaged. Lobes of disk fl very hairy outside 3-28-29 Rosemary Officinalis, L p 327 V B.M. J.C.P. 636 Fl. Southlands. Upper calyx lobe 3 nerved the middle nerve ending in blunt point but lobes not earn"rayshothy" 3-toothed. 3 minute stamnodes. Pubescence woolly stellate 3-28-29 Malvaceae - Fl v Fr. Southlands. Brsb shrub v purp 3 ft or more, only tip of branch 4 in long collected. Green at finely glandular pubescent v also covered with long white spreading hairs. lvs alt, petioles decursivos. ► Lf (largest collected) 2 1/2 in x 1 3/8, broadly date, lower 5 nerved, cordate with narrow sinus long tapering to apx blunt apex irreg. crenate. Petiole 3/4 in., pubescence like lft but ammered starry. Lf scattered starry pubescent above ► thick starry pubescence below. Fl. solitary axillary in peduncles 1 1/4 in long, jointed 1/8 in below flsbt pubescence like petiole involved none. Calyx 3/8 in high, deeply lobed, ciliate starry pubescent lobes nate, acuminate, entire, pale green. Calyx somewhat angled at sinuses. Fls upright Petals 5, incl yellow, oblate 3/4 in long x 1/2 in broad, nerved, glabrous,

slightly crenate at apex Fl 3/4 in diam. Staminial tube adherent to base of petals, guttering to untitled stem very near top. Styles 10, stigma capitate, cren- ate. Ovary densely pubescent, 10 celled, stiles 5 in each cell. Fr 1/2 in long x 1/2 in diam composed of 10 carpels which separate easily before falling apart (if ever they do fall apart) dark with spreading dark stellate pubescence. Inside dark (almost black) & shining. Pet. angled or slightly beaked at upper outer angle. Seeds attached on comparatively long styles to apex of central column (not walls, cells) 5 in each cell, dark reticulate v with slight scatter - perhaps stellate- hairs. About 2 1/2 mm long x wide P skull shaped, a living pet of attachment. Not in B.F.G.B. or T.M.Q.C.P. but very like dec. J. Abutilon, 4-11-29 same shrub largest fl. 4/2 x 2 1/2 in., petole 1/2 in. 3-28-29 Reseda alba L. P 157 T.M.Q.C.P. 315 Fl. Southlands. Leaves deeply pinnatifid into about 13 linear segments, the terminal one much the largest, with very few teeth (20x). Fls in racemes, pedicels extending bracts being 5mm long. Calyx lobes and petals 5, carpels 4, stamens about 12. Petals white, crenate, 3 lobed at apex & abruptly expanded at base, this expanded part being ciliate. Disk somewhat 1-sided and ciliate on one side only but stamens not_ on one side only of fl. Ovary 1-celled with many ovules in 4 parietal placentae.

3-28-29 Ligustrum coriaceum, Cav. p. 290 x BM J.C.P. 594. Fl. Srixthlands. Shrub. Twig collected. Barks silvery brown with conspicuous white, wart-like lenticels which are split down the middle (20x). Lvs. opp., oval, 1/2 x 1 in., very thick, entire rounded at apex v base, punctate with depressed dots above more thickly so beneath. Petioles 3/6 in. Lf. yellowgreen above, light below, edges revolute. Veins depressed on-, lateral veins being few far apart and at wide angle with mid-rib. No lateral visible or only scarcely so beneath. Fluindersar panicule 1/2 in long. Radius fimbrial, else pubescent & * angled, or perhaps merely about pedicels x Fls sessile in groups of 1-4 each group subtended by a white, brownish pinkish tipped, ciliate bract 2 mm long, leaves lanceolate but very concave v not sharp pointed. Each fl. bracted by 1 (or perhaps more) minute bract. All these bracts fugaceous. Calyx x* 2mm long, very shallowly v offuscely 4-tothed. Corolla tube 5 mm to lobes 4+ mm. The twig collected has its infls not determined (the tips seen withered) but in axil of 1st. lf below tip. Another twig collected had 1 fls. determined, ovaryfic 7mm high x 5 mm diam, 2-celled, with 2 seeds in each cell. Fls apiculate at apex, with persistent calyx at base & * below the flattened lobes of which is a stout stalk 1/10mm which is either calyx tube or pedicel could this be L. japonicum, though ? Corolla lobes distinctly valvate (see B.M J.C.P. 592 which says Ligustrum they are imbricate) the reflexed lobe open fl still showing the concave tips. Corolla thick tho outside of its lobes punctate.

X 3-28-29 Southlands. To fl o fr. lf from shrub, tho't when collected to be same kind as abov, 2 3/4 x 1 1/2 in, state, broadly acute v minutely apiculate at apex, base somewhat more acute than apex, entire somewhat revolute less thick v stiff than above Rich green above (not yellowish as abov) on upper surface with hatches of lighter green along mid-rib. Pale beneath (but not as yellow as abov) Veins some what blue above but less markeably so v lateral veins evident beneath! Punctole above v beneath just like abov. Could this be L. lucidum, Art B.M.I.C.P 594 ? 4-11-29 There seem to be from same shrub 10 ft high. Dark watery young twig dark red. Others seem to be dead and are very dry. Dull terminal with largest bundles of panicle in axils of lo. X 3-28-29 7o fl o fr. Twig collected. Perhaps F. laseognus pungens, Thunb. B.M.I.C.P. 529 Southlands. 3-28-29 Lonicera sempervirens, L p 373 v B.M.I.C.P. 1426 Fl. Southlands lf (m fl wing) 1 1/2 in x 3/4 in sepals, the upper pair connate, perfiliate. Fls in 2v clusters of 6. Tube 1/2 in, slightly gibbous at base in line with the 5th separate lobe, enlarging gradually to point about 3/4 of way to throat i.e. 1/4 in below throat while stamens are inserted showing on outside the points of insertion of the 5 stamens. limb almost equally lobed but slightly 2 lipped in that the 5th lobe is slightly more deeply

deeper and separated from the other 4, just possibly L. Brownii, Car. BMJCP 726. Ovary 3-celled. 3-28-29 Paidium Battleyanum, Southlands. Called "guava" by Mr. Morgan p263v BMJCP 538. Aren twigs closely pubescent. 2 scales on them, very young twiggy from the thin edge of calyx lobes ciliate, otherwise glabrous. Calyx lobes petals 5 in 2 buds studied. Ovary 3-celled, 5-9-29 Fl Southlands 4-11-29 Southlands, shrub 4ft. Trunk brown smooth not unlike Pimenta. 3-28-29 Mrs. Allen Smith saw the same fl. like plant found in seed in Jan. v pressed is "Mexican Dew" flowers. N: Cleas exoticae Mullays p 202 BMJCP444 "Citronella a Bartdoschanel," a shrub pointed out by Mrs. Allen Smith. (Could this be L. of the microniera Solms, p3/2) Not collected, no see 4-11-29 "Erect" 4-11-29 Twig from some shrub (assumed broad) collected No fls or fr. Shrub not more than 5 ft of that. Bark pale. Twigs slender, green, rough with warts, pubescent with short tips, card arching hairs. Lvsalt to 3-28-29 1¾" x½" in, broadly obovate, cuneate at base, rounded above middle the upper part very indistinctly crenulate, the lower entire acute at a apex but the very tip is blunt glabrous above, minutely pubescent beneath (reviewed on 20k) of glands dots on both sides of limns. Color ? crenulated fl not very strong. 5-9-29 Same plant, of light green in sun with color.(Is this the same as seen at Harrington House 4-25-29 which Mrs. Tuggdesk as having edible fruit berries) see 5-13-29. Lvs alt., pinnate with 5 more alternate, which are all sprue appearance, see pbs. 3-28-29 Southlands No fls or fr. Low edging plant grey with spody brownish. Right lts stems with red alt branches very long. Lvs thick almost brittle, largest at apex alt and seemingly 4-15-20 very close together.

3-29-29 Eltis mississippiensis. Bee. Fl & & appearing with the Tree at gate into banana patch across the road from so end of Valley Way. Sepals rotamens 5 or usually 6, & fls at base of twig in clusters usually 3 (poss subdivided by fugacious bract) some the uppermost in axil of fl. & towards tip of twig 1-3 miles & fl. Bud covered by enveloping scale. Fl disciculates from peduncle at top of peduncle. Stems large vinecurved. The sepals & seems somewhat flattened with 20 pps petal sepal a little keeled. Lvs olate, entire, long acuminate glabrous. 3-nerved inequilateral a base. 3-29-29 Laurocerasus caroliniana, no male Bee. Fl from tree on Middle Rd just west of Valley Way. x 3-30-29 Quagra ceae. Fl found by Miss Day from beach west of Warried Camp. Undoubtedly from plants same as P.R.K. found near Fort Royal Cove 3-20-27 and 3-28-29. Fls yellow petals 4, 1/4 in long under 1/8 - 1/6 in, obvate, slightly emarginate and irreg. crenate at tips. Stamens & & stam (at least in bud) to be equal, tho this is not all sure. 1 1/2 in wide diag. 1 1/4 in wide narrowest measurement. Calyx whs, strongly reflexed, almost 3/4 in (5/8 + in), the projection at back of lips being 1/6 in calyx tube 1 3/4 - 2 in beyond ovary. Ovary 1 in long. Fl. solitary

"Axillary sessile. Stigma lobes but not spread (seem to stick together). An unripe fr is 1 3/4 in long, cylindrical, & slightly curved & lobed; its apex depressed & cup like with 4 flaring lobes. Seeds not developed enough to judge by. The two collected specimens were slightly blancholate. Roots the largest 1 3/8 x 7/16 in acute, narrow at base & ultimately not quite sessile. Alments all entire tho some show signs of extremely low repand sinuate teeth. Ovules seem to be in "2-row ascending" Calyx tube about 3mm wide. St, from both sides vary; calyx tube v calyx lobes outside all hairy with straight, white, appressed hairs, pointing upward. Calyx segments a definite line about 7/16 in from

flag pole rifflange 68-9-4 ridgeline critical in midsection small lump x sodar red edge- O depression method of grazing the upward. not "deciduous" type fl. fides. If this is in B.F.B it must be Reimannia leucantha, Rose p269 #150 & # also not at all like ill. 4-6-29 Found by R.B.N. See map location at end of notes May 1929. Several clumps set First Royal Cove rifflange well below from beach. 3-30-29 Tree branch broken over fence wall) no aide Middle Rd just west of Amen Corner. Branch 5 los and buds. Branch grayish brown, the bark cracked & flakey. Los opp. Ex- tipulate, largest 3/2" x 1 1/4 in, lanceolat, acuminate, narrowed to base, entire, edges revolute, thick & stiff, glabrous, dull bright green, about same shade with sides prominently veined. Veins not very evident on mature los but and astonishing as as to form a definite line about 1/6 in from

edge. Petiole about 1/4 in. Mid-rib not differentiated above but very definitely ridge below. Beneath (20x) if shows darkened dots when held to light is full pellucid punctate. Young lvs are fine-bronzy showing veins beneath & dots plainly. Inf. terminal at end of twig from which 3 pairs of buds disposed In specimen collected under crypta of 6 buds punctulate: 1 near base rachis, then 2 oppo, then 3 arriving from same point at tip. Pedicels 1/4 in. Pedicels v closed calyx at this stage dark rose-red. 3 pairs of bracts at base of calyx. Calyx tube top-lobed, lobes 4, the 2 outer just touching and, the one inner overlapping the other. Petals 4, intricate in rotation (not separately). Petals orbicular at this stage pink fringed at edges, on rim of calyx tube. Calyx lobes & petals punctate. Stamens very many in several rows. In rim of calyx tube just below petals filaments free. Anthers borne dors. slice longitudinally. Style simple rising from a glabrous depression its apex pointed v showing no definite stigma. Ovary 2 small cells rather low in fleshy calyx tube. Ovules many on surface of somewhat semi-spherical, parietal axillary placentae which lift out entire covered with ovules. Lvs not at all aromatic when crushed. This is probably Myrtaceae. Could it be Jambos jambos, Millsp or J. malaccensis, DC p 267 See BMGCP 535. St. slightly flattened but nodes but not angled nor really square. 4-3-29 Some free Inf terminal on short lateral twigs which sometimes bear a few buds infill, few

Hawson Tree Barle-grav smouth 7-10-29 Tree labeled "Rose Apple" at Par-la-Ville in evidently same tree as in less health. states no ft. buds observed. 4-11-29 Tree at Annen Corner observed with flower buds of the many flowers prominent. 5-7-29-29 Buds studied again from same tree. 3-30-29 Ranunculus asiaticus, L. Fl from Mrs. Parrish's table. B.M.J.C.P. 2173. Torus 3/4in high, pointed. Nectary pit at base of petal? Petals range from maroon to rose-yellow var. orcled blended the under side usually orlier brighter than the uppers, St. quad lately dark purple. 3-30-29 Heranium #136 & H. A. same as 3-7-29 from so side of North Rd Smithy farm last vine cut- junction with Old to St. Anne's Church B. (was found no seed) had a little west of the above region, very same as 3-23-29. A. Both juniper fr 7/8in che see 9/12/29 Calyx close around carpels, each lobed sepals has 3 equal broad green ridges vs blyaline bet. ridges seed not smooth at this stage shows fine broken longitudinal lines Fl 1/4in rose-diam bright-roy lavender much darker than B. B.is #139 & H. B. Calyx much looser around carpels than A. Sepals ovate with narrow nerve in center & near each edge. Petals juniper fr 7/8in hairy entire length like carpels Fl 1/4in rose-diam pale rose-lavender seed papillae in long longitudinal lines much more coarsely scotian above. Seed tuberculate. X 3-30-29 Ornithogalum arabicum, L. B.M.J.C.P. 162. Negus's house at turn inside road to Brecle Hill Fl.2. Leaves 20in. 1/4 2 1/4 in. 1 3/4 in wide. strap-shaped acuminate, lax, folding more or less down center but without definite mid-rib. Fls 9 buds 17, unbracted corynb. Lowest pedicels

2 1/2 in, papaverones (opened file) 3 in. Bracts broad clamping caved at base all but top and into the lowest 2 1/4 in. only very long accu- minate, white at base to cover more, green. Perianth segs. entirely white, crate the 3 outer very slightly beeked x slightly 4-5 lobed at apex, the middle point bud. mig, the inner three not at all beeked but but more or less, tho slightly 3-noted cel. x (These beek tips greenish in bud but not in fl.) Begm. 1/8 in x 1/16 in. 2 Stamens 1/2 in high, filaments brownened at base. Ovary 5/16 in high, 3 lobed very dark green on top s sides, light green at base. Prst 3-28-27 was this. #-1-29 if bought by Mrs. Day about 2 1/4 in wide 3-28-29 Called "Fayal Lily" by Mr. Allan Smith. 3-30-29 Papaver dubium Up 14 3 Fls unripe fr. Field on No Rd near Riddells Bay prb towards Ward. like desc 2-26-27. Disk 8-g at quake rays. Hairs on fls at spreading, and (20x) minutely toothed. Hairs on ped- nule coarse, stiffer, closely ap- presented, not toothed. Petals readily slightly darkened at base but not "with darkened centre" Filaments very dark purple. 3-26-29 Papaver Fls unripe fr. field no side 1/4 mile rd to Weels Hill just S west of Ormit- galum House. St simple x leafy. Basal at low similar 1 1/2 -2in by 1/2 -3/4 in oblong almost the same width throughout - a little wider above middle & sometimes, coarsely doubly dentate but not pinnatifid, the primary teeth being only 1/3 the depth of the half leaf. Edge of lf revolute so that each tooth forms little pocket beneath. Each primary v some secondary teeth and pointed.

with a toothed hair. Midrib cop- spicuously hairy with toothed hairs. Basalvs (the lowest ones gone) seem to have been fertiled. But from very near the base all are sessile clasping, acute at apex. Peduncle with conspicu- ous spreading but not toothed hairs. Calyx hairy. Petals very pale pinkish-lavender with large purple spot at base. Petalsmeas ures without fluttering are 1 1/2 in. x 1-1 1/4 in mostly wedge shaped at base. Filaments purple & style? alightly dilated upward. Ovary unre-shaped, narrow at base, swel- ing upward with almost parallel sides, narrowing a little at top so capsule is prob not like P. somniferum pt 2. stigmatic lines. 7-8 purple. Capsule glabrous. Invt & hairs etc as mentioned. Pale Green, prob. glaucous.