Linaria vulgaris Mill.

No botanical uses.

I am taking the liberty of sending you
two or three specimens of a form of llnaria vulgaris
whioh grows in great profusion in at least four
localities within about five miles of Toronto. I
have been unable to learn anything about this form
either by correspondence or from books* Do you know
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anything about it* You see it is spurless, I think
it does nbt^^^seeds but propogates itself simply
from foot grtmlkg. There can be no doubt that it is
established here for this is the second year that I
have seen it and I could collect a waggon load of it
if necessary.
These specimens were collected quite late
and if you desire some better ones,next Summer I will
gather them and press them for you. In the meanwhile
would you be good enough to let me know if you know
anything about this form?
I remain. ^
¿ours sincere^,
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
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Herbarium pr the new York Botanical Garden
The Curator of the Hew York Botanical Gardens,
Hew York, H.Y.
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Toronto, November I3th, I9II.
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