Nama sandwicensis A.Gray

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Nama sandwicense Gray
John D. Bacon
60NANTHUS S,v Wats. Bot- King	Surv. 25,6.	1871.-;
[INama L. 1T59,' ndt;L. 1753L]	,	'	.
[Marilaunidium Ktrim;®, Rev. Gen. PI. 434. 1891.]
Conanthus sandwicensis (A. Gray)
y~ ' i	.	Nama sandwicensis A. GRAY,'Proc. Am. Acad! 5:338.	1862.
*' . A few, plants were collected at, Waikiki,	Oahu, and	later sev-
eral more at Mana, Kauai, in low ground near the sea. A
small plant, in appearance much like the various species which
have until recehtly. been called Nama, and which are found in
the southwestern part of'the United States. According to Mrs
' Coville, Cont^U. S. Nat. Herb. 4:161, Conanthus aretioides can
not be separated generically from the» plants which we have
wrongly been -calling Nama, and therefore Conanthus is the
ne^t available name, a 'fact which- Kuntze was not aware of
when he proi^osed Mavilaunidium.
March to" August (1056)^
HERBARIUM
OOLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
NEW YORK.
PLANTS OF THE! HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
COLLECTED ON THE ISLAND OF OAHU, AT JPAMOND HEAD,
BY A. A. Heller, MARCH 28, 1895.
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