Hypericum galioides Lam.

William P. Adams 1959
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1371. Hypericum densiflorum Pursh
(Det. H. K. Svenson)
FI. Am. Sept. 876 (1814); Watson & Coulter in Gray,
Man. ed. 6, 98 (l890); Coulter in Gray, Syn. FI. i, pt.
1, 285 (l897); Britton & Brown, 111. FI. ii. 480, fig. 2447
(l897); Small, FI. Se. U.S. 791 (1908.) et Man. Se. FI.
878 (1988); Svenson in Rhodora, xlii. 10 (l940).
Syn. H. foliosum sensu Jacq. Hort. Schoenbrun. iii. 27,
t. 299 (l797), non Ait. (l789). H. proljficum sensu Torr.
& Gray, FI. N. Am. i. 159 (l888), non L. H. proljficum
var. densiflorum Gray, Man. ed. 5, 84 (1867). H. interior
Small in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club, xxviii. 859 (l90l) et FI.
Se. U.S. 789 (l908). H. glomeratum Small in Bull. N.Y.
Bot. Gard. i. 281 (1899) et FI. Se. U.S. 789 (l903).
Tips of branches from diffuse shrubs up to 8 dm. high.
Shrubby open border of pineland, 5 miles west of
Georgetown, Georgetown County, South Carolina.
Coll. R. K. Goofrey
August 8, 1989
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