Sagittaria teres S.Watson

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B. i.. ROBINSON, Curator, V
Am Gray Prof. Syst. Bot.
M. L. FERNALD,	7
Fisher Prof. Nat.Hist.'(.Bot.)
MARY A. DAY, Librarian ”‘:-
EDITH M. VINCENT,
Assistant in LibraryY I
IVAN Mr JOWNSTON, Assistant
Mr* William C# Ferguson,
Hempstead, H. Yf	CT
Dear.Mr* Fergmeon:
I have; iust been over your package of speoimeE <
and am returning it with th£ exception of the shee^ of Sagittaria. wht
you kindly sa|t we could retain# |n regard to the latter it is |
certainly very typical S* teres *, I have before me twenty-f our( 24)
different collections of this species from Massachusetts collected in
good fruit, mostly my own collections some years ago on Cape Cod and in
Plymouth, and they all agree ,in having the fruit with horizontal beak.
Your plant is thoroughly characteristic, although if it had got
stranded on the sand the leaves would have developed into much thicker
qullla, somewhat like one1s little finger,
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CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS,- U.S.A.
The New York Botanical Garden (NY)
det: J. Richard Abbott, 2015
03730319
REVISION OP SAGITTARIA
gramínea %chx.
teres (S.Wats. ) comb.
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local herbarium
Herbarium of
WILLIAM CASHMAN FERGUSON
Bequeathed to the New York Botanical Garden
New York Botanical Garden
Clifford Bogin, 1952
Long island
NEW YORK
W. C. FlERÖUfON
03730319