. Orchidaceae: illustrations and studies of the family Orchidaceae . ely glandulose or denticulate petalsand lip. The ovary is also glandulose along the angles or the drawing at Paris this denticulate character is clearly ex-hibited, although in the original diagnosis of H. crassicornis noreference to it is made by Lindley. In all the specimens of H. crassicornis I have examined thisdenticulate or glandulose character is evident, but I did not lookfor it in Lindleys specimen,—at least I made no note relatingto it. Lindleys sketch which accompanies the type exhibits aperfectly smooth f
. Orchidaceae: illustrations and studies of the family Orchidaceae . ely glandulose or denticulate petalsand lip. The ovary is also glandulose along the angles or the drawing at Paris this denticulate character is clearly ex-hibited, although in the original diagnosis of H. crassicornis noreference to it is made by Lindley. In all the specimens of H. crassicornis I have examined thisdenticulate or glandulose character is evident, but I did not lookfor it in Lindleys specimen,—at least I made no note relatingto it. Lindleys sketch which accompanies the type exhibits aperfectly smooth flower, as figure 2, plate 72 shows. In all otherrespects this sketch suggests the flowers of H. adenantha Gal. Dr. Prain, in a communication received December 17,1909, assures me that the flowers of Habenaria crassicornisare, in Lindleys original specimen, covered with little roughpoints. This observation disposes of uncertainty. Dr. Kranzlin disregards H, adenantha in OrchidacearumGenera et Species, and in his account of H. crassicornis makes [ 234 ]. ORCHIDACE^ Plate 72. Habenaria crassicornisPlant, etched from a photograph of the draw-ing by Richard preserved in the Museum dHis-toire Naturelle de Paris (type of H. adenanthaRich. & Gal.). 1. Copies from a photograph ofRichards drawing of a flower, column and label-lum. 2. Flower, according to a sketch in Lindleysherbarium. 3. Flower, from the Brandegee speci-men collected in Lower California. [ 235 ] ORCHIDACEiE H. crassi- no mention of the glandulose protuberances on the labellumcornis and petals. MEXICO Fl. rirw/i, Mineral del Monte, Mexico, Schiede, Hb, Lindl. (20).Lower California: Cape Region, October, 1893, T. S. Brandegee (3);September, 1899, Brandegee (1). Jalisco: Cool soil under pines and oaks, hills near Guadalajara, Septem-ber 1, 1893, Pringle (no. 4511) (2, 3, 4, 7). MoRELos: Near El Parque, September 21, 1903, J. N. Rose ^ Jos. (no. 7272) (2). Oaxaca: Fl. blanc verdatre^ bois pres la cote du s
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