. Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory and the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania, vol. 13. Botany; Botany. 296 Rhodora [August i* If I' /J . I K\ i I KENT: Golts, Brown, Sep. 1907 (ANS). prince georges: Ammendale, Bro. Hyacinth 1177 (Mo), queen annes: Centerville, Norton, Jy. 1903 (Mo). WORCESTER: Snow Hill, Moldenke 6618 (NB). Dela- ware: KENT: Little Creek, Larsen 311 (UP). Newcastle: Newark, Commons, Sep. 1869 (ANS). Sussex: Rehoboth, Churchill, Sep. 1908 (G). Pennsylvania: Chester: Nottingham, Bartram 1771 (ANS).. Fig. 13. Combined Ranges of Forms of Lobelia puberul
. Contributions from the Botanical Laboratory and the Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania, vol. 13. Botany; Botany. 296 Rhodora [August i* If I' /J . I K\ i I KENT: Golts, Brown, Sep. 1907 (ANS). prince georges: Ammendale, Bro. Hyacinth 1177 (Mo), queen annes: Centerville, Norton, Jy. 1903 (Mo). WORCESTER: Snow Hill, Moldenke 6618 (NB). Dela- ware: KENT: Little Creek, Larsen 311 (UP). Newcastle: Newark, Commons, Sep. 1869 (ANS). Sussex: Rehoboth, Churchill, Sep. 1908 (G). Pennsylvania: Chester: Nottingham, Bartram 1771 (ANS).. Fig. 13. Combined Ranges of Forms of Lobelia puberula, exceptine Form a. ^ * DELAWARE: Bethel-Concord line, Pennell, Oct. 1908 (ANS). Lan- caster: Pleasant Grove, Small and Carter, Sep. 1908 (ANS NB) YORK: Castle Fin, Crawford, Aug. 1895 (ANS). New Jersey* ATLANTIC: Leeds Pointy (?ray, Sep. 1833 (G). Burlington: Hartford,' mf^r<^n J-J^^^' ^^)- ^^^^ ^^^- ^^P^ May, Mackenzie UU (LCD G Mo) CUMBERLAND: Bayside, Fogg 7445 (ANS). ocean: Manahawkm, Lmg, Sep. 1909 (ANS). c) In the southern states, Alabama to Louisiana, especially on the Coastal Plam, form (a) above becomes practically smooth. This has been called var. glabella Hooker, by American authors. Representa- tive Material seen: Alabama: mobile: Theodore, Pennell 4486 (UP) Mississippi: clarke: Shubuta, Schuchert, Oct. 1896 (NB). scott- Jorest, Cook, Aug. 1925 (US). Wilkinson: Phares, Sep. 1868 (Miss)* Louisiana: Orleans: New Orleans, Torrey (G). Texas: victoria*: Missions valley near the Guadeloupe River above Victoria," Schott, Uct. 1851 (JNB); this plant is perhaps only a depauperate specimen of some other form of this species. d) From Missouri and Arkansas southward to eastern Oklahoma and lexas, and eastward to Alabama and southern Mississippi 1936] McVaugh,—North American Species of Lobelia 297 occurs a plant resembling that of the Atlantic Coastal Plain, but with large leafy lanceolate bracts (usually not broad at the base), the calyx often smoothish or merely st
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