Field notebooks : Bermuda, 1926-1929

#3 Bermuda 1929 March 30 (in part) - April 17 (in part) RB Kennedy (6)

Bermuda. 3-30-29 Datura Stramonium, L p. 346. Dead stellate lace remains seed pods may well have been this Wreck House. Pods 1 1/2m high. 3-30-29 Alsine Baldwinii, J.K. Small Fl. Wreck Hill path along side & over top. Iwo undulate. 3-30-29 Verbascum Thapsus L. p. 347 Fl. fr. Wreck House. Seeds almost cylindrical. Corolla white woolly outside (A.) an older plant of margins decurent or at. (B.) young plant of margins less decurrent & basal of petals not winged.

3-30-29 Heliotropium curassavicum L. Fly fs. Wreck Hill where old abists mangrove at beginning of isthmos. p 307 This also grows on side & 1st to east of B.V. Cordia has not yellow eye. Each leaf main st. has small branches or bud branches in axil. 3-30-29 Boussingaultia helleoides, H.B.K. p.114 x B.M. 8.C.P.361 Wreck Hill. Picnic Point. 50 off fr. No tubercle in axels of lvs. 3-30-29 X No flor fr with Heliotropium curassavicum above. Young plants evidently paras. Annual to 5in high. Sts lvs very silvery scruffy. Thickly covered (2x) with white, hard glassy globules like incrustation of sand or sugar. Lvs alt. entire. Lower ones oblate. Node 1/8 x 3/4 in round at apex narrowed to 1/4 in petiole. Upper lvs oval about same size but petiole 1/2in. St. loses pinnate leaf through the surf. Prob. Chenopodiaceae but not in B.F.F.B. p.114. 3-30-29 Salicornia perennialis, Mill Wt of fs. Wreck Hill Picnic Pt. and seaward under the mangrove scrubland. Consists of trailing & v ascending upright sp. branches with joints 1/8in long 1/4 in wide with 2 oppos. low obtuse points at upper end. Upper edge transparent forming a cup in which lower end of next joint sits. No separate scales representing lvs. 2 tips buds often found at joint of junction of joints.

3-30-29 Parietaria floridana, Nutt. p106. Flv young fr. Wreck Hill Pre-mie Pt. vals on wall at Creno-thegulum. St. have slight purpleish tinge. Sts lvs finely puberulent & thus some- what clinging to touch. 3-30-29 Verbena bonariensis, p 311 Fl Wreck House. 4ft. St. sharply 4-angled & channeled on the 2 ups of each (alt with lvs). Villous hirsute through lvs & desc. Bracts lanceolate acuminate, stiff hairy, ciliate, purplish or edges. 4mm long onto fixing Calyx by abt 1/2mm. Calyx 3+mm., pubescence coarser & stiffer than "delicate" Corolla tube 4mm. Its limb 3-4mm wide. Stigma 3-unequal lobes: 1 blunt, the othr apicular & smaller. The 4 stamens inserted at 2 diff lengths on tube. 3-30-29 Plantago lanceolata, L. 357 Top of Wreck Hill Flv fr. Calyx lobes sometimes torn away as the fact that they are reflexed & spreading not evident to eye. Pyxis circum- cissile well below middle. 3-30-29 Caleule lanceolata O.F. Schulz. p 153. Flv fr. Wreck House. Zuck in upper joint ascending, in lower joint pendulous. X ? 3-30-29 Apium Petroselinum L. p 275 Fr. more less mature. Wreck House. Involute bracts usually 1 sometime 2. Involved bracts scarious margined half of length, &awl-pointed above. Lvs in shoots at base Not (top) of thickland root) look small deltoid parallelly.

3-29-29 Melilotus alba, Dear p.179 Flv young fr. Middle Rd. at Valley way at High School. As comp. with M. indica lvs are as desc (BM) C.P.404 and plant has blueish rather than yellow ish cast but would be hard to distinguish without fl. fr. Racemes 2-4 in long loosely fruited. white while M.Indica has racemes in long closely fruited. 4-2-29 [1/6]20Y,9,8 4-1-29 Piaropus crenifera, Britton p.65 in fl. fr. Devonshire Marsh. Eachly subtended by at least one large bract 1½ in x ¼in, edges hyaline & ruffled, lobed at top with middle dobe suborbicular, completely overlap. amongsting lateral lobes, laccate wedge, 2d sheathe with broadly lanceolate bract 1½ in long. Group of young frs at node of new shoot (2 in long) fr is subtended by bract as described above which bears about ⅓ distance below apex a flattened linear, lanceolate appendage in long which expands into small spatulate tip. Is this the beginning of new shoot? 4-1-29 Anclista virginica, Peck. p.431 Devonshire Marsh. In some cases faint signs of malarca just begin- ning. Ind with a little brown along or back. Mosaic of green veins on the light green showing areolae next the mid-rib very striking. If more yellow green than Centaurea cin. ramona & not shining 4-1-29 Dyspistoris normalia C. Christ- ensen. p.435 Devonshire Marsh No sars. Veinlets not forked. Softly

"Pubescent v minutely glandular above beneath; edges of segments revolute giving them a triangular effect. Pressed" 4-1-29 x Devonshire Marsh. Do avi. Bydace. would seem to be Drypetris Thelettris but not as in D. spectabilis that looks alone. Veins once forked. Pinnae very blunt stalked and crowded so closely together that the lowest seg- ments at least overlap. Slightly hairy v perhaps slightly glandular above v beneath. Midrib narrowly deeper green than above. x But not nearly so indusiate as D. normalis 14-1-29. Blade 1 1/2 in x 4 in in rate, widest about middle. At base 2 in wide, at next pinnae above 3 1/4 in wide. Color yellowish green like D normalis 14-1-29 but by comparison almost shining. Pressed" 4-1-29 Boehmeria cylindrica, Willd p 105 Do flora fr. Devonshire Marsh. Stem very slender, largest lf 6 1/2 in x 3 1/2 in fertile 1 1/4 in, sparingly stiff hairy above v more so below. 4-1-29 ? Vertina scabra, Vahl. p 310 Do flora fr. Devonshire Marsh. petiole 1 1/2 in. Stem purple. Largest lf 4 1/4 in x 2 in. x irregularly dentate. lvs 3-nerved at base and volupeped decurrent. 4-1-29 ? Oseymum macrocephalum. 3. Brown. p 245. Do flora fr. Devonshire Marsh not plentiful.

4-1-29 Acrostichum excelsum, Maxm. Comunuda regalis, Comunuda cyananomes, & alii Devonshire Marsh. 4-1-28 Persicaria punctata. Small polls. Do flo fr Devonshire Marsh. X ? 4-1-29 ? Brama Monnier, Drabe p348 (Marked as found 1927 but no card found 4-2-29) the underlinings ref to 1927 specimen. Do flo Devonshire Marsh. St thick & gm creeping, rooting at nodes. Lvs opp, sessile, spathulate 10mm x5mm entire except a few very low teeth at apex, punctate shrivuled (20X) whole plant glabrous. 4-1-29 ? Less Donardia repens, DC. p367 Do flo fr Devonshire Marsh. Largest of 4 3/4 x 7/8 in. Hence good this v not D. palustre L. which is reported less common. X 4-1-29 Kyllinga brevifolia, L p47 Flo Devonshire Marsh border 4-9in overall lvs ctr 4 mm 3/4 in right wide. Stamens 2, style & cleft The 2 minute outer scales linear. The 3rd 1/4" with green beak prolonged into lip, the hood margins hyaline. the beals not always serrulate-ciliate. (20X) P X 148-814. 4-1-29 Rynchospora stipitata, Chapm. Flo Devonshire Marsh p53 This is only possibility in B-F/B but H all infected by black smut. Plant 12-17in lvs as deep as

culm or less .5-7mm wide. 4-1-29 Rynechosradiotus, Vahl F.Dermoline Marsh has numerous than above p.53 Inf of filled with black smut. Lower culm narrower than above about 2 mm wide, the margins not really involute but the blade being triangular. Plant 6-9 in tall. 5-13-29 Dermoline Marsh. #147 J.H. X ? 4-1-29 Eleocharis interstincta, RVS. Dermoline Marsh common at western end and eastern part. F.in culm only 7 in high or plant (which all other culms had been cut) Fr. in various imperfect conditions on the p[la]nt Culm to 33 in. Terte septate in sections 1/2-1/4 in, there sometimes faintly visible outside but by no means as definitely as in all. Culm not papillose it does so no projections evident to Smuch or to (20x). Thickly dotted with white dots (70x). Spiked 1 1/2 in long. Scales rate, thin hyaline margins narrow at apex but broad on sides. Bristles 6, retrosexly barbed almost 2/3 again as long as body of culm. Tubicle white rather than black based, its base about 1mm wide while culm is about about 1/2 mm a widest part. 4-1-29 Carexola Dactylon, Huntze p.86 Fls F.Dermoline Marsh. 4-2-29 Fr. Valley Way. Broadest 4 3/4mm and all have tendency to involute margins seps toward apex. B.M.G.C.P.116

4-1-29 Panicum geminatum, Forb. p.16 Fl. Devonshire Marsh (not remembered whether in shallow water. Sp. collected a summit 14th high. 1/2 sheaths overlapping and V crossing crowded, flattened, fine. Infl 3-4 1/2 in, 1/2 raceme (which 7-12 X looks like a spike) with the branches closely appressed against the underside of the triangular or winged rachis. These branches 3/4-3/4 in long, the rachis similarly second winged bearing very short pedicelled spikelets, and alternately disposed in 2 rows. Spikelet 2 1/2 mm long, the first scale turned at apex, clasping the spikelet, 1mm long & for twice as broad, upline with at least 2 green nerves, the fourth scale finely ridged but longitudinally. The whole plant glabrous except: ligule bearing 7 fine hairs, pedicels finely pubescent, the 3 edges of secondary rachis finely ciliate (20 x) and edges of primary rachis v low under a lens rough (20 x) roughened (20 x) with fine teeth. Plants forested. X #100 & #96. 4-1-29 Vicia Floryng fr. East end of Berry Hill Rd 1/5 in well 1/4 to 7/8 mm x 3-4 mm or less, the numerous mucronate tips being 1mm, ciliate, v scattered hairs below, few if any hairs above. Stipules sharply toothed more or less half-sagittate with dark spot in large lobe &t hairy like under side of lvs. Lvs linear. flory Fl solitary, axillary, very short peduncled, 1/4 or more in long. Stand- and blue, lighter toward centre with white claw, wings bright purple, veinaling a very

definite contrast in color, keel blunt tipped, purple at apex but mostly whiteish. Wings white towards base with a narrow lobe almost 1/2 as long as claw on the upper edge projecting toward base. Keel is less compressed than I would expect, having the upper edges folded squarely inward making a flat surface 3 mm or so wide the whole thing being pouch-like. The lower edges of these flaps are cut straight cross to the claw for abruptly to squarely narrowing to the claw. Keel's wings separately adherent in this region only. Calyx 1/2 in. lobes very acuminate. Stigma definitely hairy below on back. Most mature pod is 3 x 1/4 in. Less to 1/2 in long exclusive of the divided beakful. Plant spreading branches 6-10 in. #161 S.H. 4-3-29 The patch from which the above spec taken had been destroyed but plants not far away showed some fl. Charac above, some fl ting a no same and standard more purple than blue. Plants to 2 1/2 ft. Largest lvs 1+ in x 1 1/4 in some more or less blunt at apex. 4-7-29 Scirpus validus Valil p48. Fl. Devonshire Marsh. Scales tan, green v brown, the lighter parts dotted brown. Edges hyaline v fringed. Sheaths at base purplish reddish brown. 41-29 Dichroamea colorata A.S. Mitchell p 49 Devonshire Marsh.

4-3-29 Backs arvensis, L to 3:30- Flo fr. Field edge Warwick Pond. Seems like the type usually found (comp with [illegible] plant [usual type]) except that Lvs are 1/2 x 1/4 instead ? 1x in or smaller. The plant having a larger stature, broader looks all parts. Flo seem just like [illegible] usual type except that the pollen sacs are purple larger than [illegible] grayish ones of the type and the 2 posterior anthers has a thicker- at tip? filament or perhaps this is a part [anther], while the anterior anthers are more slender thru- out. Calyx lobes perhaps slightly thinner than type, ? plant in? some cases lvs like autos the lvs at least approaching glabrous. X #181 6H. 4-3-29 Scrophulariaceae - Buds. only 1 plant on west side? Warwick Pond. Perhaps 2 ft high, branched, rather light green, St. linearis with spreading jointed hairs. Lvs oblong, rounded? enire except for low mucronate tip for upper ?/3, below that with distinct, blunt, low, mucronate teeth, venate or sub ciliate at base. Lower lvs 9 in x 1? in ? almost equal width through out. petiole in; repuls lvs smaller with very blunt petiole. Lvs lvs glabrous above with jointed hairs on petiole? on venous & mid-rib below, also a few on margins. Bpplies (young) lvs finely pubescent both sides, hairs pointed & some of them seem to be gland tipped. Flo solitary in upper axils, peduncles? at this stage ?/8 in, very slender. Laxy like St.

Calyx deeply divided into 5 linear lanceolate, nerved, lobes hairy. like at first at this stage 5mm long. Lower edges of lobes lyriform & sinuate making slight natural angle. Lobes almost equal, the 2 lower seeming a little shorter and less acute. Corolla tube rounded above with short forward pointing hilt spurs beneath. Prob 2 lipped, the 2 lobes of the upper lip overlapping the 3 of the lower in bud. Lobes about 1/2 as long as tube & about equal. Corolla slightly hairy outside. Stamens 4 or about filaments attached to base of tube. Anthers large, the base 1 cell each anther slightly tufted hairy. Stamens 1 set. 2 upper lobes of corolla exactly like filaments of stamina. Ovary superior, 2 celled with many ovules or axils placed ac. Style blunt, stigma prob cap- itate. No color except green evident in corolla, anthers slightly purple tinged. Perhaps Kiebia Eliine. x 4-3-29 Solanum tuberosum, L p 337 my collected Fl field east of Warwick Camps. Harrison peduncle, pedicels & calyx stem flattened & jointed. Pedicels definitely jointed x 4-3-29 Lepidium virginicum, L p 146. Fl. Road near Montreal. Los annuab dies 2-9-27 than like all. Stamens often 2. Seed to young to determine position of estyledons. x 4-3-29 Senecio Olineyi, A Gray without p 107 Fl. West end of Warwick Camps.

4-3-29 Fimbristyles Castanea, Val. p. 49 Withered flo. so. side of Warrick Pond. 2 in B.F.fld but beneath this Culm the not strictly tecta is not definitely 3-angled. Infl. milong. longest limb? veral if 2-4 in. Style flatter at the top, hairy, enlarged at base x-? 4-3-29 Runex Fl. Warrick Pond p.109. Wing 2 sepals erose but only 1 bearing a well deal- ofed tubercle, the other two bearing a tubercle very much smaller or sometimes none. Wings cordate about 5mm overall, pedicle about same length, jointed about middle. Bracts might be called open, the lower raceme being 2 in apart but but the wheels or at least the upper racemes close enough together to make the raceme very dense. Allene glabrous, not yet ripe. Likely upper part of plant (16 in.) collected. This glabrum, the oblong-lanceolate bs 4½ in x 1 in creased & wavy margined, slant petioled, glabrona, gray green papillae below, the mid-rib below 3 ridged. Pedicels filiform. 4-3-29 Runex foleleis, L p.110 Fl. Warrick Pond 6 ft. bales & bos beneath has few short stiff hairs. Pedicle very stout compound with brvs. Usually 1 sepal bears tubercle the other two having thickened mid- ribs more a less tubercle-like, wheels very much interrupted even to tips of branches. 3-26-04 Dendrosporae monoides Raf. p. 65-70 fln frs. ("Abigela Stofos" first) op. Walter Lot.

3-30-29 Fraxinus pennsylvanica, L p.102 Fr. Harvested Welwyn. Fr. 2 in long purple. 84-1-29 Fraxinus leucophloea, Vahl. p.102. Montrose v. Beighside at top of Berry Hill Rd. 1/2s over 5in x3 in acute, rounded or truncate at base or slightly subcordate. Veins 8-10 or more pairs not very distinct vs becoming much less so at apex, anastomizing around edge. Petioles on lvs from Montrose 1½ in on lvs from Beighside 3¼ in 4-3-29 Erythrina Fls. terminal fr. Montrose west entrance overhanging wall into Berry Rd. Tree armed. Petioles v. mid fibrous - armed. two quite glabrous, Petioles puberulent. Clamids [?] at base of lateral lfts evident to eye. Lateral lfts 2 x1½ in less, tipque being longer on lower side, terminal lft. 3 x 2½ in or larger sometimes broad- er than long very abruptly acum- minate, apex blunt. Fl thick scarlet dense in raceme but sometimes few. Calyx brownish, but not ciliate puberulent ⅓ in deep, truncate v splitting but with sometimes 3 or 4 pars. stictating above. Ducts severely discernible yellow. Standard 2¾ in long, saddle backed x ½ or ⅔ in wide folded down middle. Wings specular 1½ in long, bell almost as long as ¾-⅞ in x ¼ in broad folded down middle twisted at apex. O stamens longer than the other five. Very cute style to brownish puberulent like calyx. Style less densely hairy Ovules eight. Pollen viscid (entirely) vs surrounding more or less puberulent. Calyx filaments

still present but greatly reduced in one case more than 2 seeds discovered, the other ones sticking in the long stalk. Pods overall 3/4" long, constricted bet. seeds. B.M.J.C.P. this is sps E. coffea, because of styles Thumb p 410, but this is not B.F.J.B. 1881 according to which it might be E. Coralloideson 188. (W.N.B. there is a small process on under- edge, not sharp, like but a trifle larger than the other processes if withstanding) 4-3-29 Erythrina Roof to Montrose, east side I drive near entrance, onto Berry Rd has petals uncurled & not puberulent. Lfto glabrana, lateral ones 1/3" x 1 3/4" terminal one 3/2" x 2 3/4". Hand-like stalks as evident as above. 4-5-29 Physalis peruviana, L p 335- Ridda says there is yellow w/white stripe can be eaten raw or cooked, so called "Horse Cherry," red to deep 3-21-29 Trent Valley Wt. 3-31-29 Middle Rd recently open to exit. v other recent dates. 3-31-29 Mentha rotundifolia Roof to. Middle Rd no. side just west of Agri. Stat. 4-1-29 Mentha Roof to. Devenshire Marsh A. L. non rugosa, petals 1/6" in sps M. spicata B. L. non rugosa, petals 1/2" sps M. pipperita

#193 RSK. 4-6-29 Malva parviflora p 237 Europe remains off Prof D Rd near Elbow Beach n Coral Beach. Carpels slightly pubescent. Edges of backs very dentate, lengthly. X 4-6-29 Aukland Florey Garden Club. 7m in Japan. A. Below the involucre slightly pubescent with hairs somewhat appressed or spreading v sometimes twisted v flat back lobing; also involucres in the peduncle more hairy with appressed hairs becoming quite large at top. Involucres 3 sessile bro, unequal the largest 1 3/4 x 1 1/4 in somewhat starate in outline with a broad base (the 3 bases encircling the peduncle). Inv invol divided to 1/4 in of base into 3 divisions there again v again divided, almost glabrous abov. pubescent below. Fl 3in across, lavender purple the petaloid sepals, deep coral, v pubescent on back Aleecea or hollow cone, pubescent (densely so at base) falcate curving upwards with appressed tips (in fl.) Prof. A. japonica Debv Tzce 140, B.M.J.C.P. 275 but see discrepancy in desc. 3 involucres v consider possibility of A. coronaria L. 4-17-29 Alamy Gln Ex prof same as abov had another like Prof A. coronaria. 4-5-29 Asplenium heterochironum, Kunze. Spora D Rd west of Poinciana Hotel about gap. the quarry. 4-5-29 Carara delyma, Britton p147 Flv well developed but not ripe fr.. Spittle and mistle abundant. Racemes appear as terminal but as st gndms soon appear lateral opp the lf. Sepals edged white

The 2 stamens filaments with enlarged bases. On each side of filament base 2 subulate pedicle \frac{1}{2} mm long bases also somewhat enlarged, looking like filaments of sterile stamens. 4-3-29 Zantedeschia aethiopica, Spring plos B.M. & C.P. 138 F.L. Warwick Pond. Stamens free seem to be mostly in groups of 2 but this very hard to determine. Every several ovuled but cannot tell how many celled as perianth parts. 4-3-29 Plantago major L. p. 359 Warwick Pond. Europe fr. 4-3-29 Celerigraveleina, Button p.278 for better desc see B.M.& C.P. 565 F.L. Warwick Pond. 4-3-29 Smelcus F.L. Warwick Pond. A.S. has been in fl commonly since Jan. with peduncles in involucres bracts glandular-pubescent. Isn't this S.arvensis? See & v Bv18. B.S. not coming into fl until later is thistle-looking plant surface glab shining but set wide scrobicula esp. on margined fertile lf pericarpily to touch.

The 2 stamen filaments with enlarged bases for each side, by long filament base & pubescent petal. Specs also somewhat enlarged, looking like filaments of sterile stamens. 4-5-29 Alisma Baldwinii. J. T. Small p128 Flv uniflor fr. Spittal Pond. #171 #44 4-5-29 Tisoa marina, Britton p131 Flv fr. Spittal Pond sweet and abundant. Ant. Zone pilateus, to 11"t and dark green with st. purplish. Others w/ fl 2 ½ in light green in dense colonies. For all, lower parts are glabrous, the upper parts st. looped pale glandular pubescent. Sepals hypaline brine crenate-limb. Petals purple as long as sepals or shorted. Stamens 2-6 in cases studied. Stipules sheath ing.* Dark spot at base of annus of calyx Stipes * narrow at base of petiole but triangular acuminate bet the lvs. 4-5-29 Arenaria leptoclada, Buss Flv fr. Spittal Pond p130. It with almost downward pointing white hairs. Lvs less thickly covered with similar upward pointing hairs v(20) show lighter dots beneath valves. Plant Gundige. 4-5-29 Lagina percombens, p 130. Spittal Pond. I spec only found among the Tisoa marinae marime 1 7/8 in high, glabrous throughout. Lvs carpeing but without stipules. Sepals v styles 4. Valves 4. Seeds less than ½ mm slightly reniform or pear shaped flattened on one side while seed of T. marinae are almost

"1 mm long x nearly as broad, both tuberculate [illegible] but distinctly different. 4-5-29 Erythrina. Fl. Tree so. side of So. Rd. op p Cotonwold Robson tree. Fl to 2\frac{1}{2} in long Calyx \frac{1}{2} in long very dark red brown, shinin g the with scattered very short appressed hairs. Calyx and splitting the position of [illegible] dent, the 2 posterior ones very obscure, the lateral ones somewhat more evident a real growth and the anterior one standard a darker red than 4-3-29 and with straighter line on back \frac{1}{7} not most \frac{1}{8} in wide folded down back (hence narrower than 4-3-29). Wings \frac{5}{6} in long white, feel a trifle shorter. Stamens unequal but not [illegible] lengths (not as 4-3-29). Ovary style puberulent. Kel cor. sists of 2 distinct parts not at all united, falling from when the \frac{1}{4} calyx standard are removed similar to the wings in shape ve trifle smaller i.e. \frac{7}{8} in long. Style redish, hairy on line along upper edge otherwise almost glabrous. Stigma terminal on the tip of style which is bent slightly upward & flattened. Tree dried. Racis v pedicel slightly puberulent Pedicel \frac{3}{8} in dis joined with the fl. w with the racils, the fl falling easily from the pedicel & the pedicel from the racils. 2 fin B HGC P this is pres F. Coralb deduced p 410 but consider E. velutina willd BFF p 188 & others Comp with 3-25-27 v with the gip Wrs. Thernine Valley Way. Stamens monodelphious. Receptacle remaining at base & style when stamens are removed to 3 mm length with glauds (p8610) em-

circling the base? Radius in this case 4in long, the pedicels in groups of 3 4-5-29 Terminalia Catappa. f. p260, BMCP. P. 534. Fl. field & ways forther & low branches fallen. Field East of Camden. Young leaves beneath, radius, bracts & outside of calyx like hairs downy. 4-10-29 Fl. Par-la-Ville 4-5-29 Solanum nigrum. L p336 BMCP. P. 654. Fl. young fr. en route to Spittal Pond. 6in tall. Hrs coarsely totted. St purplish, pubescent with short upward curved v point. uglairs. Hrs with similar hairs or hairs beneath & with scattered hairs (seem to be 3 pointed) above. Fls not more than 3/4 in across at most. Lower part of style densely hairy. Filaments rise sparsely & at all hairy. Corolla softly alnt pubescent on outside. Young green fr. has fleck dot at apex (B). Buds. En route to Spittal Pond. 12 in high, st angled from bases of petioles. The same species & somewhat tooth-like projections. X 4-5-29 Holcus halepensis L. p11 BMCP. P. 105. Fl. Middle Rd east Vigers. Stat house with Cordia tree. 14 1/2 & 3/4 in wide lower ones often purple. Mid- rib white & prominent above keeled below. Hade many veins. Since spikes are a rich purple manytho fall off brown & some of them prominently curved thus may be H. sudanensis Bailey. All seed cones a less silby pubescent #164 8/4. 4-3-29 Polygonum littorale Smith p28 Fl. Warwick Pond on suburban field & white place on north side of path just east of W.P. Lrs 3/4 in (i.e. 4 ligues) after

sheath inflated. Panicle branches at first appeared green giving narrow spike- like appearance but later spread- ing & lacy looking. Outer scales about 3mm long with awn as long or 1/2 times as long but fl scale which is 1/2 mm shorter than has delicate awn 1/2 mm inserted below apex which suggests P. monspeliensis Desf. Branches of raceme at least toward extremities finely hispid hairy. Outer scales hairy at least on keel & edges. 3t, 2ft decumbent at base, rooting at nodes. Infl. 1 1/2 in across while undeveloped. (Details to awn or fl. scale.) 4-5-29 Ruppia maritima, L p 5 Spittal Pond. Various stages from bud to young fr and stipes & ris 3/8 in long & fr almost 1/4 in long 4-5-29 Hydrostyle verticillata, Thund. Flv uncifer fr. Spittal Pond. 4-5-29 Centella asiatica, Duban No fln fr. Spittal Pond. Ism with narrow dep sinuses at base 3-30-29 V late Digynnelium Bermud- iann L. common flv fr. Base of stemmed column gland-pubescent. Under pub. escent & persistent seg. slightly so on back. 4-17-29 a white fl form Apd Ex. Mr. Warren says is spottl from Tuckers Town (Unidentified not studied) 4-5-29 Ugnareprena Kindge p 184 Flv young fr. field east of Camden. Primary veins on lvs distinctively raised to touch on both sides

1 immature pod is 2 in long. 4-5-29 Vicia angustifolia, Roth. Flw fr. Field east of Camden. Ripened pods deliquesce twisting. Seeds mottled light & dark olives with dots violet, splashes of purplish black, not shining or perhaps this is V. sativa, L. since flws are to 38 x 10 mm. 4-5-29 Salicornia Sesuvium Spittal Pond. X 4-6-29 Steros amara, L p. 155 vB M G C P 312. Flw only with flw young fr. Garden Club. Pod larger than in S umbellate, points femarginate. Hip blunter & veins more complete by filled by the thicker style. Sepals & petals persist after stamens fall & do pod matures. X 4-6-29 "Cynoglossum" Fl. stems 10 in tall from Garden Club Flw immature fr. No basal lvs of ped- nucle, pedicels calyx pubescent and increasingly hairy at broad lop with white hairs mostly apparen-t-ed. L. lvs alt sessile, 3½ x ¾ in, smaller toward top petate Entire, acute, veninate at base but not prominent with 2 lateral nerves from base connected with it making coarsely reticulated effect. Softly pubescent above below softly white. Infl scorpiod racemes may far 6-7in at lower racemes tend to be axillary but above the racemes appear are directive & position of tho. Petioles rolled or bearing 1 or 2

small leaf-like bracts below fls Fls clear blue 2in wide, like forgets in shape, the seals in throat blue. Pedicel 1/2 in. Calyx lobes pubescent, ciliate, acute, rather slant tipped. Corolla lobes imbricate nutlets attached by base the seam not reaching to outer edge, the nut valves one or these spec 2 mm long, 1/2 mm wide v'not as large, very smooth with relatively long (5mm) processes up to 5 mm. Nutlet purplish at base but light green or top. Not in BMCP. See 4-17-29 "C. furcatum" Egli EX. x 4-6-29 Nymphoaea BMCP. Flmsy or 1/3 in peduncle from Garden Club. Calyx flmsy 4 in acro. Petals light blue to 2 1/4 x 1/2 in. Stamens 12. Filament a yellow blade, narrowing for connecting blue or blue in back v'prolonged into blue tip match- ing petal. Carpels 17 free at least or folded as to fleshy, yellow mscured hook on outer upper edge. Styles numerous, attached to valve. Petals elliptic or long, slant acute, white at very base. Sepals 2 1/2 x 1 in, blue purple within v'purple or edges without. Pelago Castalia gangibarensis.Butt. p.130. '72 N. capensis var gangibarensis casp BMCP. 270. See 4-25-29 4-7-29 Viola odorata L. p 349 Flmsy from Mrs Delmead. 4-7-29 Linum grandiflorum, Def p193. Flmsy from Mrs Delmead. Filaments pubescent with a short capillary staminode at each sinus of standard tube. Fl articulated

"with pedicel at base of calyx. 4-7-29 Fraunthemen nervosum P.Pz. Fls from Misolmead. 4 seeds noticed. 4-4-29 Hippeastrum vittatum, Nut. Fl only picked up along middle Rd. definitely Stigma 3 cleft, divisions of stamens Per sep red with definite white stripe in center and white fleckings Obseure lacrate crown at throat just above pt. insertion of filaments 4-9-29 Scape from this way, as above. The 5 flm pedicels 2/3-3 in arising from 2 withering apatle valves 3in long white bases completely encircle tops of peduncles Among the pedicels are linear bracts 2 1/4 in & less. Prof. H. seen 1927 more of this species. 5-11-29 Pedicels cold. 22 X 4-6-29 Spartina patens, Muhl p 35. Port Royal Cove To flm fr. Probagras since sheaths are open. Perennial root stocks creeping. Large new rosy red buds appearing at side roots clumps. 2-2 1/2 ft single stiffly upright Culm erecta. Sheaths overlapping 1/4 at top 1/2-1in from at ligule of lf to ligule of next. Blade stiff, edges involute so that within short distance of ligule they appear vertic. sharp pointed. Blade flattened out at base is 4 mm wide, the upper (in) side articulate, deeply ridged, the edges lined with soft upward pointing tracts and ridge. Ligule a ring of hairs, which shows an open at joining. Hole & sheaths in front. Sheath margins ligulate.

Blades in middle of Culm are 12-15in, the upper mos shorter to about 7in as that species all reach approx. the same height. Below the middle nodes are further apart to 3in apart. Nodes similar to those above but immediately become short. 8in, 1/2 in until the lowest sheaths have only a sharp point. Otherwise than stated folio is totally glabrous. It suggests Paspalum vaginaturn p.15 but blades are main- ly longer than 6in. Brown spot in sand east of P.R. Cove not noticeably marshy. Could be Paspalum filiforme Sw. p.15. This plant not remembered as noticed elsewhere. 4-6-29 Mathisla brevis DC. T3M8 C.P. 307 Water Lot. Flos curifae distinct- ly formed to compared with M. incana. Collected same day near Port Royal Cove. 4-6-29 Capsile lanceolata D.F. Schultz p152. Upper ascending, lower descending. 4-6-29 Brassica oleracea L. var italica, Plench. "Brocoli" F.L. Water Lot. 4-6-29 Croton jumentatus Jacq p 207 Flos. In add to 3-celled ovario, in one case there were 4-cells in one case 5 cells.

4-6-29 Deavlos Plumieri, Val. f378 Port Royal Cove F2. Peduncles & petioles flattened with 2 heart-like yering (which are not detectable) at base of petioles vat base each f2. 4-11-29 Monstera deliciosa Southlands. White sheathing frabut 1/2 q leng & then flat v marginature. Venega ruffled, petiole thickend at top. L pat st. angles to petiole. Lf rolled from one edge to the other in bud ?? 4-11-29 Phoenix reclinata, Jacq BMJCP. 132. Southlands by font. Clas as underlined? #183 N.Y.B.G. 4-11-29 Pittosporum undulatum Vent. F1 Piget-Marob. 4-10-29 Mangifera indica L. f3721 BMJCP. 460 Tai-la-Ville. Fl. Petalo Lvs with mid rib ridged at or v beneath, lateral veins almost st. Led with mid rib v parallel to each other. X 4-10-29 Viburnum Fl Bermudianae Gardenes back rocks at no. end. Shrub to 5 ft ? Lvs & ps stipulate, evergreen, ellpatic 4 3/4 x 2 3/8, margins slightly revolute entire except toward tip where remotely very few acute petioles 1/4 in. after abruptly acute, those acute or rounded (of which a little broke in upper half then in laves] next to me. Def. & globosus has many small- species rusty spots (2X which were fe bases of hairs). Younger has shrage less remains pretty stellate pubescence and marles where the stars had been attached

and two older have all his hair presence (white in younger, rust in old) in the little florets in axils beneath. Fl. white, prostrate sessile, 1/4 in across the tube 2mm high, lobes convex above. If in BM GP. this is psd. V. odoratissimum, Ref. sp 779. since parts collected are too glabrous for No. 1-4. But see again for younger parts. 4-10-29 Terminalia Catappa. Fl. Par-la-Ville Colyx densely yellow inside 1 case lobes 6v stamens seven. 12.v 1 case lobes 7v stamens 14. but 5-10 seem the rule. "West Indian Almond" labeled. No rules in flower examined set fr. fallen from the tree collected earlier in year. Fl. sessile i.e. in spikes. 4-11-29 Bauhinia. flwlf collected Southlands & 3in bracts 1/4 3/4 x 3 in, lobes united for 1/2 Petals slightly x if beneath fruit- erulent Calyx slightly 5-toothed in bud. Petals white. Stamens 5- all fertile. Calyx & (both the free aethelble parts) the 1/2 tube below (was this pedicel?) beare short stutty brown hairs (20x) or perhaps these should be called min- utes-cles. they are easily detachable. Cores 13. Flary-stalked hairy, its sides thickly covered with white glandular bodies hairs or none as long as broad appears to be easily scraped off by needle... Fl from an adjacent tree, pet the same sp is 3 x 2 1/2 in. Superior petal rounder than others slightly greenish in center. Stamens 5- hard-delivered but seem all to have been fertile. Filaments unequal 7/8-1 1/4in, x Petiole 1-1 1/2 in thickened at both ends.

Baulinia Fl. from tree near Bridge Southlands. Petale orchid purple, the 2 lower all veined v reticulated so as to give finely mottled effect | abodes (Purple lightly veined, the 2 lower Petale reddish toward base, the 2 lateral petala whitish toward base the upper rounder petal with definite large red crimson spot in center. 3 1/2 inches. Hamens v all seem fertile, very glandular as dese above. Calyx purple brown. Filaments 1 5/8-1 3/4 in [illegible] (5-9-29) N.B. none of these agree with B. minuta. Kurz p 175 no can bdy ascribed to any in B.M.G.C.P 422 unless poss. B. purpurea or more likely into the latter to B. variegata. All seem slightly fragrant v are open in day. No fr seen. X To 4-11-29 Lantana Dellowiana, Linde v Otto p 315, BM G.C.P 631. Southlands Fl. evidently this ths fl did not well developed (sec 5-9-29) X 4-11-29 Lantana Camara L. P 314 v See B.M.G.C.P 638. Southlands. No fertile, Fls a rich yellow throughout. Dfin. a form of B.M.G.C.P it must be this. X 4-11-29 Thespis populea, Sland p 240 B M G C P 490 Southlands Fl. The 2 capsule not quite separates thick yellow sapulum cut. 5-9-29 came tree seen again X 4-11-29 Myrtus Communis L p 2630 B M G C P 535 Southlands Bird. largest lf 1 3/8 x 7/8 in. Old dots evident both sides. Young twigs greenish.

square, puberulent. Peduncle beads at top 2 linear bracts 3 mm long at this stage is as long as bud. 5 calyx lobes ciliate. Petals & counting some rudimentary ones, more less ciliate, show stldts plainly. Very 4-celled (mostly 3-celled) 5-10-29 Fl. Smallh X Labeled "Desinilla japonica" 4-11-29 (See 4-15-29 Age St.) Shrub Southlands Fr on which what seems to be corolla is persistent. Twigs slender reddish brown puberulent. Tips in of pp fascicles (perianxillo) fallen. 3/4" x frag, obovate or irregularly crenate- serrate the numerous tips of each tooth in pressed closed to the fruit looths v not evident to the tree Apex blunt but mucronate, bases narrowed or rounded. If dark green above lightlt below reticulated veins depressed above. If shining even in early stages. Petiole less than 1/4 in. Fr in short panicles 3/4-1in per fascill- ary. Peduncle & pedicels puberulent. Peduncle bracted at base, bearing successively opp short branches (1mm) which from their bracted tip bear 1-3 fr [This consists] of calyx tube 1/2 mm x 4 lobes (1 opp pair larger than others) less than 1mm. This may be false calyx tube & sessile flower or pedicel if the 4 lobes is the inside of the calyx] seated in the center of these 4 lobes and easily detachable is what looks like a selfed, spm "achene" 4mm. long bearing at top apex x 4 or usually 5 spreading ob lanceolate slimbs 6-7 mm long. This "achene" is showing a 2-celled ovary bearing ovules on the division wall. Cannot tell whether these bodies are really fr or within v dried tips. Nor.

cannot tell whether these blades at top of ovary are lobes of corolla the ovary being in the corollate place superior to calyx or whether corolla has vanished entirely & there blades are appendages of some sort to the fil. No signa & stamina. 4-11-29 Salvinia (Merriana, Klotzsch Southlands Aquatic floating plant florets for 1/2 or approx palmate sessile, orbicular, 1/7 median entire, lobate at base concave upward. The upper side densely covered with erect processes 2mm high sometimes a sample of 2-4 parted (mostly 4-parted) has beneath lying with hair-like rootlets or approaching glochides. See p.648 also B.M.C.P.173. Certain bud-like bodies on what looks like 1/5-1/4 in clusters of roots may be sporocarpus buds of sporo-caps but no sporangia distinguished at 20x or 50x. 4-11-29 Limilara Rona-mox, L p.74. Southlands & FL. Vine of scarcely with sharp thorns. Leaves to 3 1/4 long x 2 in wide (three on branches) hastate the middle lobe 1 1/2 in long blunt but with sharp apiculates tips, stamens rounded obfuse, lateral lobes rounded base truncate, margins all beeft with sharp but not stiff spines esp. on lateral lobes. Young shoots bronze flecked with minute dots & green so that the glochides at roots burst to the eye. Petioles about 1/2 in thick sharply recurved at top of sheath where tendrils are borne, then curving inward again. Peduncles flattened or long or droop. 2 of heads 3/4 in across. Pod-sheaths 1/2 in long & 5/8 wide & flat base. Every seems only 1-celled with 2 ovules or perhaps sometimes only 1 ovule.) Stigma fleshy & curly. 5-9-29 Young shoots from roots have stellate pubescence (scattered) to about 2" from base. Stars spherical & many pointed see S.C.H.174.

p 358 BMGCP 532 4-10-29 Lagerstroemia indica L. "Queen of Shrubs" Label'd Par-la-Ville. Has trunk smooth brown bark at little like all spices but not mottled. [Shrubs] flower generally at this time are putting out new las & shoots the new shoots being red v 4- winged are Penicillaria grandiflora with long coriaceous leaves over them Lagerstroemia indica. X 4-10-29 Delpinium Apiceis L. p 140v B.M.G.C.P 283 Fl 1/2 at Phoenix Drug Store. Fl pink or white very double. The 2 posterior petals united at base with their 2 spurs enclosed in a spur of anterior petal [6] the other petals united by their claws into 3 pairs v 15 free petals ]* Follicles 3 pubescent. Stamens 11 [follicle 2 bear connective projected in white tip. Stamens have filaments expanded below * Ellis in case of 1 fl. others diff in number of parts] sepals & petals as fly downy toward base but not "bearded" 9-31-29 Lilium longiflorum, Thunb. p 71v B.M.G.C.P 55 Fl from the bouquet. Anther attached at the middle of the back versatile but after pollen sacs open the anther stands erect the filament slightly clasped bet. the turned back anther valves. Filaments broadened & flattened toward base. Pollen grains oblong adhesive in masses. 4-6-29 Ammi majus L p 377 Rd near Pot Royal Cove. Fl Note each umbel let distinct so that as one lobe at fl- head not so close to each other as to merge as in some Umbelliferae.

3-20-29 Sclerophora rigida, Gmel p33 Prof Wmch Hill L of all sides as underlined except that ligule is not short (3mm overall) but is lacrate Rachis of spikelets breaks easily into joints below each floret, the floret carrying the joint about. Florets far enough apart (20x) as to look at first like 1-fld spikelets. 4-5-29 Junceus bufonius, L. p68 Spittal Pond Def of nodices as did 3-23-27 Calamity The stem not completely 3-celled in unripe fr. In fr nearly ripe seedcase yellow with reddish brown at pt attachment 4-11-29 Lania floridana DC p413 One Low & Coos Southlands. Stallar scales wooly brown. Unleas longer stalk f scale. 4-11-29 Cypierus Papirena, L p 46 BMCCP 123. Only part of involved collected the filiform low to 10 in long and 3-parted to hilum middle. Each leaf increased in sheath 1 1/2 in long. This sheath somewhat 4-angled with 2 short teeth or tabs. margin A few lanceolate lvs about 2in & less long surround these filiform lvs Southlands (see 5-9-29) X 4-11-29 Rapalis flabelliformis, Gmel L Ner p57 BMCCP 127 Southlands Rafn observed 1f collected Vem on back of lf below & petiole at base brown scruffy.

4-11-29 Ceratonia Siliqua, L. Francisco p. 173 v B. M. Q.C.P. 426. Southlands. (Same as tree so named at Legui. Stat.) Pod 3½ in overall. At base a delicate ridge encircles it halfway around, at apex what seems to be remains of almost completely pelbate stigma folded into the edge of pod which bears the seeds. Green pod 5 long which bears it (prob. racios) infl. Inner his minutely puberulent. 4-11-29 Melianthus major L. p. 237 B.M.Q.C.P. 423 to flo pr. of collected Southlands. 4-11-29 Agave F.L. Southlands. F.L. (only withered dropped off flo collected & studied) Called by Mrs. Allan Dewith 3-28-29 Died. Saw at Base 7 flo at base of pole have a pubescent look. F.L. american upright or stout pole like cactus quite plant but greenish noted. bright yellow. Perianth (1½ in late & stiff) twice smaller than A. americana d 2-26-27. Flower all 2¾ in., vary at this spot 3¼ in. Style projects 1½ in beyond perianth ¼ in more less beyond filaments which are slender through- out. Perianth segments mass 3⅓ mm wide almost uniform throu- but lengths, much narrower than sinuses but broader than filaments. Perhaps the same as at 3-11-27. Base of vary (as it had fallen) oblique. 4-11-29 Pittosporum Tobia at p.62 B.M.Q.C.P. 337 Southlands under which pittosporum. Ciliate opened in house. Calyx partly de- ciduous. At base of each flo guster many imbricated rate.

"Peleg" Tracts ciliate with long brown hairs. Infl. seems a very short raceme rather than an umbel Pedicels short about 1/4 in pubescent Frequently with small deciduous fract at base v another higher up. Petals 3/8 in long, thick somewhat ragged v crisped or edges. Stamens 3/6 in, shorter than ovary. Ovary finely 3-angled pubescent. Tree is 4 ft high. Fls very fragrant. Again 10-5-29. 4-11-29 Pithophorum Tobria. Lowly Smithlands suggests the above spin bud scales ciliate with long brown hairs. Leaves not green (lighter than above) & white! Some leaves shaped as above others less house somewhat undulate on edge. This is the variegated form of P. Tobria. B.M.G.C.P 397 #5-9-29 Same shrub in fl. 4-10-29 "West Indian Plum" labeled Par-la- Villette Do flor pr. Could this be Flacourtia Ramonteli L'Her p 248 = F. indica Murr. B.M.G.C.P 509? ? Branches has thorns 2 and 3- branched. 1/6 alt. or long slender branches with a straight thorn 3/4 in long in each axel Leafs 3 1/2 x 1 3/4 in, acuminate but with very tip blunt, base rounded, crenate. Petiole 1/4-3/8 the round- earound & small vein dist tooth mucronate or similar. Leaves green even when very young, those very young twigs are finely pubescent. 4-75-29 Agri Stat. East of Bull Run. 10-18-29 same like Agri. Stat. 4-16-29 Pennisetum Ruppelii, Etend p 41 B.M.G.C.P 110 Southlands Fl. 1/2 of 2 ft long, rough on edges.

"4-11-29 Maurandya Barclayana, Lindl. p.347 Fl. Southlands. Calyx oblong acuminate lanceolate ½ in long densely glandular pubescent. Corolla ½ in, bright purple shading lighter & to almost white in throat— a deeper color than M. scandens. Poro is remembered to be. Sparsely gland ular pubescent outside. Filaments " [illegible] caps just above bases vaginate at top. Anthers white. Ovary with a few glandular hairs. Lf 2½ x 1¾ ciliate cordate, much like M. scandens but perhaps more narrowly cordate. Foliol corolla not pubescent." 5-9-29 Fl. Southlands contrasted with M. scandens same place, same date. (See 5-9-29) 3 30-29 ?? Enigma axillaris, Willd p.61 "no for it" Small tree thought to be this or something in side path beyond Wreck Houses where it reaches shore. Note also Creason Valley way. a large one off no side of new state and smaller one off as side of same table for the latter studied earlier. March 1929 Ficus famulus L. p.103 Fr purple 4-2 in at Welwyn. Fr at tip & scales buds less densely covered with long from silky hairs. X 4-11-29 Hedera Helix, L. p.271, B&G CP 539 To fls pr. Southlands a form deeply cut into 3 palmate div, the lateral lobes again (less) deeply cut & veins white 2 in x 2 in. Other vines Southlands & elsewhere with more usual shaped frs none collected over 2¼ in

4-12-29 Casuarina cunninghamiana. Miq. p.93. BMJ C.P.221. Tree top devastated have suckers from roots. Lf scales 12-14. Mrs Allan Smith 4-11-29 says the land with suckers is found top devastated at entrance to Harizons and that the more desirable kind without suckers is to be found at Fairmont and at Providence Point Salt Kettle. 4-11-29? ? Ilandra guttata, Don BMJ C.P.661 Fr. Southlands. Fr top shaped About 13/4 in high x 1 1/4 in diam of base Apex tears about 1 in remains gold style. Calyx split into several seg. persistent. F? fleshy, pulpy. Seeds creamy brown bmm long x 5 mm wide shaped somewhat like section Orange. Rough with deep pits the divisions ridges bet being narrow this they come out if fr looking almost & shining (the calculated 20%) from the rattled at very top. After caps is wiped off one must remove with difficulty a sort of fibrous coating in order to see pitted flesh most clearly. Note this does not correspond with disc but mine seems same as the one at Dewey. 4-6-29 Yucca aloifolia, L. p.75. BMJ C.P.172. Fr. Port Royal Corz. 4-10-24 "Laurel" as per label at Par-la-Ville bro alt. elliptica o.othg. 5 1/2 x in x 1 1/2 in shining red-green above. Lighter & scurry below being covered with peltate scales in silver & copper tints. L fertile, Equally acute at both ends. Venis anastomosing Ft 1/2 in scurry.

4-15-29 Maniifera indica, L. p 221 FL Agri Stat (labeled 4-19-27) if correct remembered value early in 1929 but 4-15-29 labeled Avocado Pear Persea americana -in Horse lot East of Bull Pen. Some petals turn pinkish on fading blade a few hours on uppy side. Stamen 1, style lateral not all like Persea. 4-15-29 "Myrciaria cauliflora = jaboticaba" labeled Agri Stat in Horse lot east of Bull Pen. This is free studied 3-18-29 in fr then bro. And seems as to if same as 4-10-29 labeled "West Indian Plum" at Par- la-Ville except that this (Agri Stat) has mothorns, Fr, no flo. Myrciaria cauliflora = jaboticaba not found in B. F. J.3 or 3 M.J.C.P Burker LeMvD p 263. This as far as can be determined without flo. seems to be Flacourtiia Pamontelii, L'Her p 248 = F.indica, Nier B.M.J.C.P. 509. Fr has a red lobed ridge around fat of attachment to ped- ice (for the dia) 3 M.J.C.P. v bears twice as deepy only 3 lobes - in one case 4, very small laminar inside, not esp. ciliate. This fr has 6 styles at apex, 2 stamens united at base. The very flat seeds less than 1/4 in long wide stand vertically in pulpy fr. They are arranged to improach a circle, @ or @ 2 in each plane one above the other. Young twig (not as young as 4-10-29) minute puberulent and with conspicuous white lenticels. (see 5-4-29) 4-15-29 "Carrin Fistula" L p 172, 3 M.J.C.P 4-23 labeled Agri Stat Horse lot east of Bull Pen is no Horse neargate. PN this V 1/4 fruits Racelus 16 in long nuts 6x 4 pair lfto opp alveolus 20.

"Proglauus. Pet enlarged at base & petiolate 1/4 in. short with same aspect as the enlarged base of petiole. Lfts ovate, lower pair 2 3/4 x 1 3/4 in., the rest about the same size 6x2 1/2 in. entire, sub-acuminate but blunt at apex, obtuse or rounded at base. Blades petiolate minutely pubescent (not evident to eye or touch) firm, dark green & somewhat leathery look- ing above, lighter below; the many pinnate veins close together, almost parallel & noticable esp. as if dry. 4-15-29 "Solanum Eurybrifolium" (labeled) Agri. Stat. Infldt just no of Fredericks. Trunk 2' Indian tobin high with many lopping prickly branches. St Plant peculiar; starry pubescent (not rusty) even to outside of corolla. St pet, peduncles & calyx & base stem flor armed with sharp, direct yellow spines. Lx2 system outline 3 x 2 1/2 in deeply pinnatifid into linear acute & simple lobes, the rachis striped; corolla white or blue on same plant (perhaps opening white turning blue); 1 3/4 inches. Plant not observed elsewhere in Bermuda. 4-15-29 Duranta repens, L. p 817 BM.Q.P.632 Flgds Sth at no east corner of avenue. Also 4-19-29 Corolla pub- escent. X 4-15-29 Raphiolepis nudiflora var. De 3-21-29 Plant labeled "Chrysotaleum pello-carpa" #168. Agri Stat no of entrance to dwelling. Fl & fr.

This is not C - pellocarpous if it as acc to B.T.J.B. This differs accce since calyx is not deciduous, style not simple, red not suspended. Duff. Terminal raceme 2 1/4 in., lower pedicels 1/2 in., upper ones much shorter & almost sessile. Peduncle & pedicels brittle, brown pubescent. Pedicel bracted at base with 1 to 3 bracts above according to length. Bracts deciduous (easily) lanceolate, acuminate, brown, with long brown hairs down center inside, and wooly brown ciliate to - wards base the hairs twisted (84x) so they look varying diameter. Bracts 6-7 mm. In it. no definite div bet pedicel & hyppathem or calyx tube. Calyx reddish more or less brown wooly on edge ereect then when they fall. lobes 5 acute, 4-5 mm long. The calyx is the lobes about 2 mm. Tube deciduous with anther & all together stamens. Petals 5 white or with traces of pink, obovate, 7mm x 7-8 mm at the very blunt apex, brown reclined when they fall. Calyx X Stamens 17-20 attached to calyx tube & deciduous with it. Filamentum- equal, red when they fall but white at anthesis. Style 9mm, 2 parted to within 2 mm, calcant to base, stigmas capitate projects as far as stamens. Ovary in closed hyppathem 2-celled ovules 2 in each cell, ovary cavity when ovules removed only a little wider than hyppathem walls. Style persistent when the other parts fall but in ripe fr. is repre- sented only by its base. Fr. 1/4 in diam, globose with flattened apex bearing remnant of style. Dark colored. Walls thin, seed 1 ascending with seed divides vertically down middle into 2 lobes & per.

"Rheal"? 2-cotyledons, Lvs bifid at end of branches alt. Note: cannot find articulation of pedicel refts. BMJ.C.P.377. BFNB/66. Pedicels articulated with paduncle. Fr. nor articulated on its pedicel but divided in the dif. diam- eters. ?? 4-15-29 Abelia serrata Fieb v Zuce. p 373 [See 4-11-29] labeled "Diervilla japonica" This is same shrub as at Southlands. If not as disc. B.M.J.C.P. 739-but perhaps is Abelia or Diervilla or allied genus. If so the part called Calyx tube is lobes in A; a pedicel with 4 parted or bracted top and the 4-5 lobules at top of achene-like body are calyx lobes crowning an inferior ovary, the corolla being gone. Fr seems to be 2-celled valves capsules with several tiny seeds making plant Diervilla but Lvs correspond to no D. in B.M.J.C.P. nor even D. japonica. If however Abelia has several rules, this may be and, D which not even one double had developed as it should, hence the dissimilarity to desc. Could it be A. serrata Fieb v Zuce p 373? Note Lvs are quite lab- rime. Calyx segs are more or less connate: ii, 5 sep; 4 reps; 1 then more or less divided in 2 parts; 4 rep; 3 rep 1D then more or less divided in 2 parts. Consider A. grandiflora. Kell. B.M.G.P. 729.

4-15-29 Emilia flammea, Carr Fl. Agri Stat. B.M. C.P. 783. Stem spect of plant in globochitat. is sparsely only hairs on branches on a new shoot noticeable ad. Lvs glabrous, lacinulate. Pappus pure white bristle slightly toothed. 4-23-29 Pompadour Gate: Umbel about the golden-yellow "form. x 3 4-15-29 Lobelia Erinus, L. P. 377, B.M. C.P. 446. Fl. Agri. Stat. border by greenhouse. Sapmiller. Plant lobed glabrous, but there are sparse straight white, spreading hairs on angles of st, on edges of lvs & on edges of upper cor. & lower lobe. In green above, purple beneath lower lf. vrate 1/2 x 7/8 in., very toothed the huts blunt but imbeculate open. Stunt base narrowed to 1/4 in. ringed petiole. Upperlo lanceolate 2 1/4 x 7/8 in, sinuate low toothed & almost entire. Fl on peduncles very slender 3 in. Calyx lobes complanate & spreading 1/2-5/8 in. longer than corolla tube which is 3/4 in., sometimes as long as corolla to apex lower lobe. Corolla clear blue with white center. The 3 lower lobes about same size & the middle one a trifle narrower, the 2 upper lobes very narrow & spur like, ciliate. Stamens tube hairy on top at back (where it curves forming a hood) not hairy in front but the 2 anterior anthers with upright stiff hairs at top which the other anthers don't have. Stigma a purple cone split in halves with a ring of hairs at base.

4-15-29 Cosmos sulphureus, Car- p. 408 U.S.M.J.C.P. 769 Fd. Agri Station beds of dwelling. Plant to 2ft high flo 2 in across. St peduncle spand, lirsute. Pistil thus same as 3-18-29 outside Walford but larger because cult. Diff as follows: If 3 3/4 x 3 3/4 in. pet 1 1/2 in. Fl 2 in wide, outside bracts not ciliate (20x). Petals not hairy or veins (20x). Disk flo to 10mm yellow, lighter at base but the 3mm triangular lobes not orange until withering. These lobes hairy on inside around edge (this hair not noticed 3-18-29). Anthers to 3 mm as 3-18-29. Filaments hairy as 3-18-29. Pollen as 3-18-29. Oviscence (unflattened, more ripe) like 3-18-29. 5-13-29 bloom as side of 22 Berry Hill rd slightly after it turns W. Middle Rd. Dennell Dr called "Cosmos" by lady on porch. X "Schizanthus hybrids" labeled 4-17-29 Schizanthus pinnatus, Ruiz & Pav. B.M.J.C.P. 668. Agri. Ex. labeled "S. hybrida." Filaments conspicuous at base the staminode but the 2 fertile stamina in center or slightly encave lobes under lip. Underside of the seeds would be rugose. Corolla tube is short shorter than calyx, 5 stamina are exerted is almost as long as middle lobe of lower lip as disc. Noticed that middle lobe of lower lip is [illegible] noticed the length of upper lip and the lateral lobes are longer, 5 falcate, curving inward so as to look like one petal with hole in center. Upper lip variously lobed v left either 3 lobed the middle one slightly notched the thus more or less deeply cleft or 3 lobed the upper and again 3 lobed the 2 lower deeply cleft. Opposite, but others cut as to color.

glauclular Plants noticeably hairy even to slightly so on corolla. Fl found with yellow, blue deposits purple - " white-yellow" white - " very light " 4-17-29 "Stephanoxeris jamesonii," Miss Ex BM GCP 668 Agri. Dist. Fl. andere labeled. Ex. by Dr. McCrene - Robinson, ex loto ! X 4-17-29 "Collinsia frutescens," Beadle labeled published BM GCP 677 Calyx lobes whitish with green tips or sleeves. Corolla tube 3/8 in squarely gibbous above the upper lip recurve (i.e. erect) squarely & squarely 2 cleft sometimes pale lavender. Lower lip 3 lobed, the with small upward projecting folds ex- tending from sinus to base... these folds meet so that the middle lobe which encloses the stamina lobes like a beak. Lower lip whitish. Corolla 5/4mm over all. Ex by Dr. McCrene - Robinson (lives) very rare. Fl 3/2 in small. see later anola X 4-17-29 "Anomatheca cruenta" labeled Fl. Agri. Ex. = Lapeirousia cruenta, Balb. BM GCP 199. Corolla tube 1/2 in long Fl. 1/3 scarlet 1 1/4 in broad, 3 lobes having darker spot diamond shaped at base Style branches very definitely forked (probably not noted as in Dix) 3-26-29 L int almost regular & lobes flat well separated making starry effect. Ex. by Mr. H.C. Adame Springfield, Papet. (see later) X 4-17-24 Niphastrum journeium [illegible] p 81.0 BM GCP 180 Fl Agri Ex. Andere exactly Pedicel tube more slender than vitatum and journeium set at an angle. G. Stigma not 3-forked but separate openly

3-lobed Pz. salmon red, lighter colored toward base not stippled down H. vitatum. 4-17-29 "Asterias Bermuda native" labeled Mrs. Dec [illegible] G. andavensis B.M.Q.P. 197. Mr. F.W. Fox says A. revert to this form in Bermuda, Agri. Ex. This frequently observed at Mrs. Simples, Miss Woods, Valenciera, Miss Wood thinks divergence takes place without means aided. 4-17-29 "Lainum grandiflorum" Def. labeled Agri. Ex. dark red spots at base of each red petal makes definite circle in center. I.H. B.M.Q.P. #40 upper lvs in infl definitely elbte as those ones are not. 4-17-29 "Trachymene" labeled Agri Ex. = T. caerulea, P. Melane B.M.Q.P. 562 [illegible] (Head of stud). Lvs suggest oregeranium in general shape. St. lvs involute, peltate, pedicels, peduncles v.f. (at early stage) gland - pubescent. Fl. are brown in early stages, flattened radially with fl. head v very effective. 4-17-29 "Verbena eriocoida" labeled Agri Stud Ex. Fl. about stud. Tall slender. Lvs on st. sessile, deeply H- pinnatifid into narrowly linear seg. (suggests cramoi) gardens F-I. elongating spikes the part in fl. globular. Purple with white at throat. Stamens just visible in throat. Corolla tube almost straight. From inner part of fl st. 1/2"in apart. See B.M.Q.P. C78 cat V. Veronae v V. eriocoides. Lams. T3/F=J.B. 311 4-17-29 Verbena bona - fensis p.311 in wild fl collections [illegible]. 4-17-29 V. rigida Spring p.311 in wild fl collection v. otherwise [illegible] stated. 4-23-29 Woodley "Verbena venosa" by Miss Wood.

"Helichrysum tracteatum" 4-17-29 Andr. labeled BMJCP186 [illegible] Agri FX Beads red, orange, pinkish. Petals Definitely bifurc. Receptacle naked. Anther top thin, stalked at base. Stamen has some long silky white hairs as well as being minutely scabrous or roughened with minute hairs. X 4-17-29 "Cynoglossum fuscation" labeled Fl Agri FX [illegible]. Racemes not bractid is just in axils of the lvs which are on or st. among the racemes Calyx lobes spreading so that young seeds are early visible. Fl lovely clear blue. Lvs soft to touch (see both) X 4-17-29 "Anchusa Capensis" labeled Fl Agri FX [illegible]. Racemes not always in axils of lvs. Calyx lobes closed & swelling around young fr. Fl dark blue with white stamen Lvs rough to touch. But subs noted a fl red margined as desc BMJCP623 see if this is A. Officinalis L or pars 2 myosotidiflora (see later) Not this because flowers on short pedicels X 4-17-29 "Adezia grandiflora" Lindl labeled Fl Agri FX [illegible]. Fl 3 in diam. Petals mostly bright rose but sides & base almost white, the colors flecked together in broken lines. BMJCP552 see later. X Perhaps C. elegans Doug. BMJCP549 "Clarkea" labeled Fl Agri FX. [illegible] See BMJCP 549. Petals long clawed blade type wide reddish glaucescens, Fls various not glaucescens. Lvs remotely dentate. Fl rose colored. Anthers & long stamens bright crimson & about as broad with fl. X 4-17-29 "Vernithera Kiennis" labeled Fl Agri FX [illegible]. Cannot be this because flowers white. Could this be le speciosa BMJCP5514 BFJB 267 or pars de desrupta ? Prob. le speciosa Nutt.

"Gilia" labeled Fl. Agri EX 4-17-29 Climatized. Pts B. Capitata Doug. BMCP P6/6. St. peduncle pubescent see later. "Lavatera trimestris" labeled 4-17-29 Fl. Agri EX Climatized. B.MJ CP 485 B.F 73,240 see later. "Eschscholzia californica" Clam 4-17-29 labeled Fl. Agri EX Climatized BMJCP 300 Color values: lemon yellow with orange base red " almost orange cream almost white red with cream base veins receptacle forms saucer-like border around pistil. [see later] "Gamolepis Tagetes" DC. Fl. 4-17-29 Agri EX Climatized BMJCP 781 late Ex by Miss Moneuse-Robinson. "Arctotis grandis" labeled Fl. Agri EX 4-17-29 Climatized = E. Stoechadisfolia Doug BMJ CP 777 see later "Centaurea maculata" labeled 4-17-29 Fl. Agri EX Climatized. Fl. yellow. BMCP 791 but bracts broad green-edged yellowish, making involucre very fine picturaceous. Only inner most bracts with thin scale-like scales of tendons shining tawny-persant with crown thansy-cliff-rose. 4-17-29 "Peperomia" labeled pot plant with H.P. Agri EX Climatized evident by P. Sandersii DC. BMJ CP 223. "Colodium" labeled pot plant 4-17-29 Agri EX Climatized See BMJ CP 186 Pt. purple mottled below, lighter above, ever really green. L.F. (A) improving H. Calla-like, tube swollen below, both constricted, then hint.

"Aloe arisa" labeled pot plant Agri Ex llbn't stud. See BM/C.P.135- Lvs green (darker bronze at first) gray green later) above w/veins wide, raised abv lighter than lf. lf purple below 4-17-29 "Clary (purple tipped)" see S. Selares L/B.M/C.P.639 Fl Agri EX llbn't statd. Florin whole, the upper lip arched purple, the lower lighter. Tops infl w/large purple ovate very flat as fral but no flo observed in their axils. Lvs rugose, 2celt. 4-17-29 Zantedeschia Elliottiana, Engler BM/C.P.138 Fl. Agri Ex llbn't studied. 4-14-29 Knollwood lbo. Spots on lvs translucent. 4-17-29 "Nicotiana affinis" labeled Fl Agri Ex llbn't stud. B.M/C.P.634 but flo in many shades red as well as white. 4-17-29 "Adonis aestivalis" L. labeled Fl Agri Ex llbn't studied B.M/C.P.274 very leafy fr. head elongated 6 at least 1in. 4-17-29 "Statice" = Limonium B.M/ C.P.387-S. perhaps L. sinuatum Mr. Haven says S. sinuata" 4-17-29 Lupinus see B.M/C.P.407 Fls Agri Ex llbn't statd. Plant very white hairy. Flowers whole except at top infl. Fl bracts long filiform conspicuous but so in dull flat falling as fl opens. Florin shades I think white. blue form is blue

"with ridge of standard white, lfts. 8-9. 4-17-29 "Alpinia aperova," Damm BM) C.P. 204. B.FJ B.87 Fl. Agri Ex The shell-like effect is produced by a bract which encloses a fl vanother bract enclosing fl. ovary pubescent, one- celled, many ovules or 3 parietal placentas. 4-17-29 Lapirnia's Cruenta, Baker (see earlier) BM) C.P. 199. Seeds almost obovoid with appendage of a prominent white ridge on one side (is this a car- uncle?) Seed brownish at a rather advanced stage. Lfts 8-13 in high & in all cases unfolding the right. Lft 5/4 -7 in wide the mid rib promin- ent on both sides. Seeds 4 in the cells counted. X 4-15-29 Rigelia faunata, DC p. 353. Fl. Agri Sta F. Fallen bro. fls buds collected Trunks smooth, gray-brown. Lfts pinnate, whole in 3's or occasionally simple lvs issues from stem. Lft's 7-9, the lateral ones opp. almost sessile, the terminal one stalked. Lft's oblong to 5 1/4 x 1 1/4 in, somewhat falcate the mid rib often markedly to oblique center. Tips acute, base rounded Edges almost entire but some toothed & others were seen on tree. Peduncle pendant bearing racemes of up to fls (2-6) with pedicels curved up as fls stand upright. Calyx in high tubular, 3-to 5-lobed Corolla broadly campanulate but asym- metrical. To 5 lobed 2-lip'd. Chambers 4: fleshy disk studied to 1/6d. Ovary 2-celled with many ovules or parietal placentas.

p 226 B.M.J.C.P. 469. 4-15-29 Sapindus saponaria, L. Tree at so-east corner of N.E. Hospital drive grounds at corner permanent village st. An large tree. Its seems alt, compounded with 6 lfts but as one looks at tree it seems simple lft's fr. collected from ground. 1 lft to 7x3/4 in on petioles 1/2 in long, 1 lft. oral somewhat inequilaterial acute base rounded inequi. Thin but firm, entire. Above slightly puberulent but dry roughish to touch (fallen & drying frs only studied) from the finely netted veins, beneath only the midrib & lateral veins apparent to touch but down puberulent to downy to touch. Frs on pedicels (infl. pds compoud) racios & pedicels puberulent. Branceles grift subtended by a small bract which remains on raclios under seas not easily detached & looking like small par. substance fr raclios Raclos as collects 7 in long with three seas v bracts about 1/2 in apart at very base & closer together at tips. Frs borne on what seems a slent branch 1/4 in & this raclio's pedicels 1/4 in. Frs fleshy, 3-lobed (but no 2 lobes) not developed the largest 3/4 in long by almost 1 in wide. Frs yellowish brown covered with yellow hairs which readily rub off & seeds (Fr wrinkled at this stage.) Superior to calyx. Seed black, rather pear shaped to 3 pin. Pulp of fr has sticky juice, adhesive in drying, decidedly saponifying (Raclios bands in good tho thin latter which is very cleansing). One seed was 1/2 in diam almost hemispherical attached by a broad sear axle. Some frs seed rattled as tho' in pod,

"Lavatera trimestris" see earlier. St. hirsute as are pet. x ped. Lo to 4 in acros to apex, pubescent both sides crenate (laths rounded). Fl 2 in numde. petals rose pearly finely striped with white, dark rose or clay- cloth suff white bars on each side of claw. (Claws not long narrow as desc L. assurgens flora. Kellogg.) Pubescence montside of involucle & calyx stary. Pubescence on pet. underside of lob obscurely starry in part otherwise sample! Staminial filaments bends into starness from middle upward. Petals show no signs of being re- fled after anthesis" 5-12-29 Ft. Jay College! 4-17-29 Dimorphotheca aurantiaca D.C. BMG C.P. 780 Egri Ex. St+613 in ex. St slightly pubescent above slender, 1 in or trifurcate, serrate, lo 2 x 3/8 in, glossous, low toothed lobz. Needs solitary or terminal ped. 2 in acros, the disk compasitively small. Rays a soft orange, slightly purplish on claw papilae with red like hairs on claws at base with dark tips to base of blade, &. Blade florage strong of lips anthers purple making center dark except for bright orange pollen narrowly lanceolate. Invol bracts about 1 series, inside edges scarious margined, glandula with purplish dots. Petal lobes 3-sided unmarkedly corrugated in large notches, disks abiences flat with margel border. Disks flo hairy at base on tube like hairs on rays. x Perhaps its only that div. of cells show very plainly. 4-17-29 Solvis Selarea L. BMG C.P. 639. Cagri Ex. "Clary (Purple tipped)" in one strength of BMG C.P. I might think this S. Horminum, only upper 1/8 in

"studied on this lvs seem more "long to rate" than "broadly olate" very slightly cordate at cuneui base hookary, [illegible] crenulate, rugose, blunt at apex. lower flvs very broad, app abruptly decuminate or abruptly acute, the upper flvs suberending more fle bright purple vein, larger than if lvs near & below acute not acuminate v not abruptly so. Calyx tube 7/16 in x 3/8 in when flattened doubles hardly "broadly campanulate" the lower lip 2 cleft (the lobes decum- mate, the upper lip 4 toothed having a notch in the middle and 2 lateral sharp teeth into which veins are prolonged. Calyx 13-ribbed the upper lip 7-ribbed: 1 along back, 2 lateral that don't reach to margin 2 lateral terminating in teeth. 2 "reaching margin just" above series. These last 2 and the 6 ribs of lower lip once more make lower part of calyx look more ribby than the upper. Corolla tube broadly exerted and twisted from calyx upper lip, purple with dark spots, hairy veins white globular glands like glands on calyx and upper part of flatus (Calyx v green if lvs have some hairs glandular as well). Corolla tube gets narrow at throat below, lower lip whitish, the large concave middle like hair v glandular at base beneath, the lateral lobes narrow. The dilated anterior portion of connectives above above throat as two purple lobes. The four teeth of calyx sharp pointed but not really spiny tipped. Style exerts beyond upper lip of corolla continuing to curve. Stamens not exserted as they are included in upper lip.

4-17-29 Cleisthura speciosa, Nutt. Agri Ex. Fl As 3 in, white fringed v veins pale pink, yellow at base. Young capsules not markedly acute, 4-winged with a ridge bet the wings. Calyx lobes linear 1/8in x 1/4 in x 4-17-29 Dinningia speciosa, Reuth. Work. BMJC.P697. Agri Ex labeled "Eloxinia". Calyx & corolla lobes, glands & stamens 6's 3 & 6 in 3 diff ls. 1 flowered Calyx lobes 8 and all other parts 6. Part of vary above calyx densely pubes- cent. 4-17-29 Hodeia grandiflora, Lindl. Agri Ex. St bro capsules puberulent, Lvs lanceolate 2 in x 1/6 in, acute, tapering more acutely to base, with very low teeth (presinuate) 4 ring hairs inside tube shortly above ft where it breaks off vary. x 4-17-29 Clarkia Agri Ex main text. Double fl's claws very short so that petal is merely obovate, 1/8 in long by nearly as broad, no teeth on claws and so blades not lobed, entire except denticulate at apex. Anthers v filaments all reddish. Lvs entire. Genifer capsules 1 in long, pres short stalked. Plant puberulent throughout, even at little hairs at base of petals. Petals rose pink, crimson at base. Prob a hybrid 4-17-29 Samolifcis Targeto, & DC. BMJC.P6/1 Agri Ex Andree ex that ray H are only slant at base of blade outside are papillose. Where glabrous, rough with tinpluses.

4-17-29 Milia capitata, Dougl. B.M.G.C.P.66 Agri. Ex. Anthers & filaments blue. The 3-petaled stigma shows only as corolla falls. Calyx striated with broad green stripes in centre of each lobe. Dust. white mostly at bases of calices but calyx itself glabrous. Fl 2½ in long. and teeth lanceolate as per B not S. achilleaefolia, Bentl. Heads usually fls practically axile, densely globular not flattened tho sometimes the head branches into very short ¾ in dense racemes fls having pedicels of 2 mm. 4-17-29 Arctic Asters Arceabidji? Berg. B.M.G.C.P. 777. Agri. Ex. Rays white or nearly so, pale yellow at base, pale lavender outside. Disk bluish lavender. Styles white. Stigmas, pollen white. Anthers darker than disk fls. Disk fls gland-pubescent on outside corolla stigmata Daffus scales some achieve top three on outside as long as disk fls. The inner achene scales not so well developed or perhaps achieve not maturing. Inner bracts much longer than duts with broad hyaline tips. ## 4-17-29 Centaurea microbleta" labeled Agri. Ex (see earlier). Pappeus scales are not equal at this stage (fl.) the outer achene scales being less than ½ as long as inner, scales graduating in length from short outside ones to long inner ones and achene flutes scales filmy. inner ones broadening toward tips. Filaments minutely papillose. Pappeus scales greenish white cf to C. Cyanus, not entire (ciliate or finely laciniate)

Centaurea Cyanus L. p. 407 4-17-29 B.M.C.R. 791 Agri Ex Colors various White with blue center Purple " purple " Blue with darker blue center Deep maroon with same center Rose -- -- " " " Purple -- -- " " " Pale blue with purplish center Ray fl outside fts purple white mixed " " Blue " " Filaments glabrous with ring of hairs on each shortly below antler. Appendages dense invol. beetles definite than in C. moschata The inner bracts purplish below the brown lacerated tips. Pappus scales unequal, those outside slimmer, finely & bristly, bright white at anthersides. Cobers slightly hairy but much less so than in C. moschata.