Crotalaria incana L.

HERBARIUM
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
NEW YORK.
PLANTS OP THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
COLLECTED ON THE ISLAND OAHU, IN AND ON THE
SLOPES OF MAKIKI,
By A. A. Heller, March 31, 1895.
€rotaîâria incana Ü. Sp. Pll 716. 1753.
: Very common about Honolulu, growing along roadsides, in
fields, and evon on the outskirts of the forest on Tantalus. A
branching, straggling shrub, the young branches herbaceous
^nd tomentose. Pod short, tomentose, almost black when ma-
tures Seeds olive green when ripe. Not previously recorded
from the Hawaiian Islands! It has perhaps been introduced
from Australia, as it occurs there.	.
March 21 (1966);. original locality, “in Jamaica and Cari-
baeis. ” i 1/;
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