. Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory, vol. 11. Botany; Botany. 8 PROCEEDINGS OF THE Sarracenia oreophila (Kearney) Wherry, species nova Plate 1, figs. 2 and 3. S. flava oreophila Kearney, nomen nudum; Harper, nomen subnudum. S. cateshaei Mohr et al., not Elliott. Flat ensiform leaves short and numerous; hollow leaves (pitchers) up to 75 cm. tall, moderately constricted at junc- tion with hood, well developed at flowering time; scent of flowers faint, musty but not unpleasant; style-umbrella spar- ingly pubescent to glabrate; petals little longer than the sepals, the blade narrow, gree
. Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory, vol. 11. Botany; Botany. 8 PROCEEDINGS OF THE Sarracenia oreophila (Kearney) Wherry, species nova Plate 1, figs. 2 and 3. S. flava oreophila Kearney, nomen nudum; Harper, nomen subnudum. S. cateshaei Mohr et al., not Elliott. Flat ensiform leaves short and numerous; hollow leaves (pitchers) up to 75 cm. tall, moderately constricted at junc- tion with hood, well developed at flowering time; scent of flowers faint, musty but not unpleasant; style-umbrella spar- ingly pubescent to glabrate; petals little longer than the sepals, the blade narrow, greenish yellow, firm in texture and remaining outspread during anthesis. (Folia ensiformia numerosa; amphorae ad 75 cm. longae, opercuU marginibus inf erioribus parum constrictae; odor floris non ingratus; umbraculum styli sparse pubescens vel glabra- tum; petala parum sepalis excedentia, laminis angustioribus viridi-flavescentibus rigidis per anthesem expansa.) Sarracenia flava L. differs in having longer leaves, flowers with disagreeable feline scent, pubescent style-umbrella, and larger pale yellow petals of more delicate texture. Alabama: Cherokee Co.: 2 miles northeast of Center, De Kalb Co.: ''Little River, Lookout Mt., Val- ley Head'' (Biltmore No. 371, May 22, 1899, TYPE in U. S. National Herbarium); actual lo- cality probably De Soto Falls, southeast of Mentone; also Little River southeast of Fort Payne. Jackson Co.: Flat Rock, Higdon, Pisgah, and probably elsewhere on Raccoon or Sand Mountain. Mar- shall Co.: Albertville and Carpen- ter, Sand Mountain. Georgia: Reports from Cloudlajid, Chattooga Co., and La Grange, Troup Co., not authenticated. Taylor Co.: Butler (Neisler, iden- tified as S. cateshaei and annotated *'flowers not odorous,'' in her- barium N. Y. Botanical Garden). M^.. Fig. 1. Distribution of Sarracenm Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appe
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