The Genus Antennaria in New England
The Genus Antennaria in New England
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(J. C. Parlin and M. L. Fernald) , Jaffrey and Dublin, N. H. (E. L. Rand and B. L. Robinson), Lexington, Mass. (B. L.
Robinson and J. M. Greenman) , Ehzabeth, N. J. (Halsted's Ameri- can weeds, no. 134, at least in part). The stipitate glands, which are abundant in early spring specimens, are either deciduous or very soon shrivelled — at any rate they are almost invariably absent in mid-summer specimens.
var. amoglossa. Stems mostly greenish: involucral bracts of pistillate heads with broader w...hite petaloid tips, the outer mostly obtuse, the inner hardly attenuate ; " male heads," according to Professor Greene, " 5 to 8, in a more dense cluster ; milk-white tips of the involucral bracts very ample and showy, obovate or oblong- obovate, obtuse or nearly truncate, often margin ate." A. plantagini- folia Greene, Pittonia, vol. 3, p. 173, as to pistillate plant, and 1. c, 277, 278. A, amoglossa Greene, 1. c, 318. — Of more southern range than the type, occurring in both staminate and pistillate forms near Washington, but found only as a pistillate plant at New Haven, Digitized by Google 244 PROCEEDINGS : BOSTON SOCIETY NATURAL HISTORY.
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(J. C. Parlin and M. L. Fernald) , Jaffrey and Dublin, N. H. (E. L. Rand and B. L. Robinson), Lexington, Mass. (B. L.
Robinson and J. M. Greenman) , Ehzabeth, N. J. (Halsted's Ameri- can weeds, no. 134, at least in part). The stipitate glands, which are abundant in early spring specimens, are either deciduous or very soon shrivelled — at any rate they are almost invariably absent in mid-summer specimens.
var. amoglossa. Stems mostly greenish: involucral bracts of pistillate heads with broader w...hite petaloid tips, the outer mostly obtuse, the inner hardly attenuate ; " male heads," according to Professor Greene, " 5 to 8, in a more dense cluster ; milk-white tips of the involucral bracts very ample and showy, obovate or oblong- obovate, obtuse or nearly truncate, often margin ate." A. plantagini- folia Greene, Pittonia, vol. 3, p. 173, as to pistillate plant, and 1. c, 277, 278. A, amoglossa Greene, 1. c, 318. — Of more southern range than the type, occurring in both staminate and pistillate forms near Washington, but found only as a pistillate plant at New Haven, Digitized by Google 244 PROCEEDINGS : BOSTON SOCIETY NATURAL HISTORY.
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