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20. Fossombronia, JVees.
1. F. intestinalis, Tayl.; fronde simplici, prostrato, lincari,
flexuoso j lobis imbricatis, verticalibus, altemis, iatis; mar-
ginibus tumenfci-incurvis, Integerrimis; calyce minori,
campanulato.
Hab. Swan River. Mr. James Drummond.
Fronds 3-4 lines long. Roots purple. Lobes, when
moistened» are very tumid» mid have their incurved margins
concealed. Capsule spherical, bursting irregularly. Seeds
muricate, very black. Elaieres longer than in F. jpusillte,
Nees; besides, the calyx is far smaller, and the convoluted
lobes give to our plant a peculiar habit*
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Herbarium of William Mitten
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Presented December, 1906
By Messrs. d. O. Mills, Andrew Carnegie, J. Pierpont Morgan
Jas. B. Ford, Geo. W. Perkins, and Charles F. Cox
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