. Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory and the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania, vol. 13. Botany; Botany. 326 Rhodora [September f Georgia: Chatham: "Savanna, Aug. 17, 1908" (NC). South Carolina: Orangeburg: Eutawville, Eggleston 6000 (CM, M, NB US) North Carolina: Brunswick: Southport, Oosting 33705 (Duke). COLUMBUS: Whiteville, Schallert (Duke); harnett- Erwin Oosting 33613a (Duke), iredell: Statesville, Hyams (M). john- ^7J^^'' ^}^y^^^' Blomquist 5026 (Duke), new hanover: Wilmington J^cCarthy^ ann. 1885 (US), pender: Burgaw, Hyams, Aug. 1879 (Ub). Delaware
. Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory and the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania, vol. 13. Botany; Botany. 326 Rhodora [September f Georgia: Chatham: "Savanna, Aug. 17, 1908" (NC). South Carolina: Orangeburg: Eutawville, Eggleston 6000 (CM, M, NB US) North Carolina: Brunswick: Southport, Oosting 33705 (Duke). COLUMBUS: Whiteville, Schallert (Duke); harnett- Erwin Oosting 33613a (Duke), iredell: Statesville, Hyams (M). john- ^7J^^'' ^}^y^^^' Blomquist 5026 (Duke), new hanover: Wilmington J^cCarthy^ ann. 1885 (US), pender: Burgaw, Hyams, Aug. 1879 (Ub). Delaware: Sussex: Ellendale, Canhy (ANS NB US) New Jersey: Atlantic: Mays Landing, Pennell 8113 (ANS)' Bur- lington: Speedwell, Stone 7U0 (ANS). camden: Cedar Brook ^o^Ehvee, Aug. 1893 (ANS). cape may: Belle Plain, Stone 3A8A (AJNbj. ocean: Lakehurst, Long, Aug. 1908 (ANS) 12. L. BoYKiNii Torrey & Gray, Prodr.'Syst. Veg. VII- 374. 1839. TypeLo^ cality: "in paludibus Georgiae (Boykin) et Floridae (Chapman)." Type Specimen: au- thentic material, col- lected by Boykin, in the Torrey herbarium in the New York Botanical Garden. Aquatic, the lower stem immersed. Stem erect, slender, simple or with spread- ing racemose branches above, smooth, green, fistulose, 50-85 cm. high. Leaves cauline, filiform, smooth, cm. long, few-50 or more, often deciduous,. Fig. 22. Range of Lobelia Botkinii. or^+.v^ ^« ^k 1 11 1 . more, oiten deciduous, fntothphr^.'"'?fu'-"fl^^^ *^" "PP^^ '"^^gi^g graduali; ^fn^l.« T fl ^ ""^ *^^ inflorescence. Spreading by thick creeping root- stocks. Inflorescence a ax terminal raceme, more or less secund, 7-20 n^diip?«f;^iT"^ 10-25 oosely spreading flowers upon slender smooth pedicels 6-17 mm. long (ave. 10-11 mm.). Bracteoles of pedicel none Flower-bract^ smooth, filiform, much shorter than the pedicels, 2-8 mm' long Calyx in anthesis very small, round, or appearing flattish because about' fo"^"
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