Platycladus orientalis (L.) Franco

March 8, 1909
Dr« John K. Small
US
Kew York Botanical Garden
Bronx Park, New York
Pear Doctor Snail
In looking up the matter concerning which you make inquiry X find that',
in the original collection made "by Allen B. Burgess on the east coast of Florida
number 647 is Chamaecvpa-r^» «ph^oidea. The specimen came from the flat, open,
sandy plain near the light-house at Cape Canaveral« It hardly seems possible
that your portion; of this number could be a Thuya, as it does not seem that he
collected any specimens in that genus during his trip, so far at least as I have
examined the list of his collections though rather cursorily.
With best regards, I am
Yours very sincerely
Curator, Department of Botany
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New York Botanical Garden
Thuya orientalis L.
T. Zanoni 1979
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Richard P. Wunderlin
University of South Florida
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