Eriastrum Wooton & Stnndley. nom. nov.
Hugclia Reuth. &hvards's Rot. Hf'g. 19: 1)1. 1622. 1833, not DC. 1830.
G11ia section H"oclia A. Gruy. Proc. Amer. Acad. 8: 271. 1870.
Eriastrum filifolium (Nlltt.) 'Wooton & Stnndley.
Gilia flU/olia Nutt. JourD. Acad. Philll. n. oor. 1: 156. 1848.
Navarretia lili/oHa Brand in Engl. PftoDzenreich 27: 167. 1007.
Gllia bracbysiphon Wooton & Standley, sp. nov.
Perennial trom R usually Rlendet' root; stems stout, 15 to 50 em. high, cfnereous-tomentulose, simple or brAoched; leaves petiolate, I)tnnlltely parted.
Into linear, splDUlo.Ele-tippoo segments. Cirlel'eol1S to glllbrnte; inflorescence thyrsitol'w, otten short and somewhut congested. in llge elongllted, the flowers ('ol1ected In small, pedunculate, clOKe dusters; calyx 3 to 4 mm. long. vUlous,
sparingly ylsch.l. t',·ith Inuceolnte-subuhlte, splnescent lobes nearly 38 long 8S the tube; corolla bluisll, 8 to 10 mOl. long, the tube usnAlly not lit aU exserted, about equaled by the oblong, apiculate lobes; stamens e):serted; capsules obtuse, 4
rum.
long.Type In the U. S. National HerbarIum, no. 561092, collected at Van Pnttens Camp in the Orgon Mountains, August 29, 1894, by E. O. Wooton. The plant Is not uncommon In tl11s range, growing on SIOI)ElS neal' the summtt, in the thin shade ot yellow pines.
ADDITIONAl. SPEcnlJo:NS EXAAIIN~;n: Kingston. nit. 1,0.'\0 meters. 1904, .1Ictcalfc 1269; nCRI' Cnrlisle. August 13. 1002, Wooto}/.~· mountains southellst of Patter- son, August 16, 1000, lVooto-n)' Filmore Canyon. September 20. 1008, lVonton d:
Btand1cv; Orgnll l\Ionntnlns, Septl'mher 4. 1808, Cockerell, Septernber 23, 1906, Wooton & Standley. in 1897, Wooton 440.
This Is related to O. multiflora, but the corolla Is Yery different, the tube tn that species equaling the lobes, while in G. brachIl8i"ho,~ it Is otten shorter.
Gilla campylantha Wooton & Standley, SI). nov.
Perennial with numerous clustered stems trom runDing rootstocks; stems wH. 30 em. high, very slender, densely tomentnloae; leaves numerOUB, llectt·
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nateIy parted into lInear, abruptly acuminate, aristate-tlpped lobes, tomento8e or tomentulose, petiolate; tlowers numerous, In few-flowered pedunculate or Besslle clusters arranged In a secund, raceme-llke thyrse; pedicels short; calyx 3
mm.
long .. green, only slightly searlons, puberulent, cleft to the middle or lower Into trlangular-subulate, pungently pOinted lobes; corolla white. the tube about 8 mm. long. thick. sharply bent downward just aboYe the calyx, the lobes elllpUc-oblong, obtuse, narrowed at the base Into a short claw, about 4 mm. long.Type In the U. S. National Herbarium. no. 233420, colle<'ted in the San Luis Mountains, September 11, 1893, by Dr. E. A. Mearns (no. 2242).
A rewnrknble species, distinguished from ul! tile related ones by its smaU, white Bowers and the peculiarly formed corolla tube. Otherwise It suggests
G. qlomerijtora Benth., but that bas n Yery ditrerent calyx: besides.
Gilla formosissima. (Greene) WOOtOIl & Standley.
Callisteris /(wmosissima Greene, Leatlets 1: 100. 1005.
Batanthes formosissima Greene, op. cit. 224. 1900 . OUia greeneana W ootOD & Standlt>y. nom. no,'.
Ca1list(Tis CQllilla Greene. Leaflt>ts 1: 150. 1905. not QUia cnllinB FA\~twood.
Batantll.es <.--oUina Greene, op. cit. 224. 1906.
GiUa attenuata collina Cockerell, Vuir. Mo. Stud. ScI. 2~: 1!l7. lOll.
0111a texana (Greene) ,\Vooton & Stnndley.
Camak-ria tcxana Greene, Leaflets 1: IGO. l!I05.
BatanthC8 tezana Greene. op. cit. 224. 1900.
Gilla viaoida Wooton & Standley. nom. nay.
aaia
pimlaUjida Xutt.; A. Gray. I'roc. Amer. Act .. 1. 8: ZiG. 1870. not Moe. &:Se~. 1837.
Phlox gray! Wooton & Standley.
Phlo:c longifolia s1a1lsbl/.,.yi forma brevi/olia A. Grllr. Proc. Amer. Acad. 8:
2M. 1870.
Phlo;c longjfo7i(~ brct~i!oIi(l. A. Gruy, Syn. )j'1. 21: 183. ISiS, not P. lJrcvi/olia
BOUill.
This plant Is distinct enough tram botb P. longi/olia and P. st(tIISblll'lIi to receh'e specific rank; in fact, it Is much more distinct from those species than
are most of the members ot the genus from encb other. It is nmrked chlefty by its lower hilblt. more branched stems, and eSllectully by the short. broad, rather crowded lea yes. The corollas of our New Mexican specimens baye a "ery small limb, only nbout 13 mIll. wide aud each lobe of the 11mb Is retuse rather tban rounded. 8S In most of our species.
Phlox tenu1s Wooton & Standley. sp. nov.
Slender pel'enlliHl 15 to 20
em.
higb: stems numerous. erect, tortuous. finely"Illous, slightly gianduillr: Internodes long; leaves linenr. ~"j to 65 mm. long.
divaricate, acute, villolls; pedicels stender, 12 to 30 mm. long, giandutor-"H1ous;
calyx 12 to 14 nun. high, densely glandular-villous, tbe llnenr-subulate lobes about as long as the tube ; corolla tube only Slightly exceeding the calyx;
corolla lobes cuneate-oblanceolate, 13 to 14 mm. long, 5 mm. wide, broadly rounded at the apex; fruit not seen.
Type In the U. S. National Herbarium, no_ 306405, collected at Barranca.
Taos County, May 26, 1897, by A. A. and E. Gertrude Hener (no. 3589). Alti- tude 2,070 meters.
On the same sheet with • the type, And dlstr1buted under the same number, are plants of what appear to be P . • tfJft8bu""t. The collection was distributed
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CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE NATIONAL HERBARIUM.under that naDle. Our plaut. however, Is very unHke P. stansburvi, bavlng the coroUa tube only sJtgbtJy longer lban the calyx instead of twlt.--e as long, whl1e the leaves are larger and more slender, and the corolla lobes longer and
narrower. v
Baker's DO. 00 from Cerro Summit. , OOIOTtldo, I~ IlllPRrently the surne species.
HYDROPHYU.ACEAE.
Karilaunidium foliOBum Wooton So: Standley. sil. nov.
Annual. 12 to 30 cm. high; stems wltb Yel'y numerouB, dense. spreodtng branches. these rather stout, hirsute nnd JlUberulent; lcu\'es obm'ute to obJnllceo- lute or broadly oblong, ¥ery numerous especlully about the Inflorescence. obtuse, acute at the buse, sessile, fiat, glnounlur throughout. hlspid on the upper sur- face; flowers very numerous, in terminnl 01' nxlll:ary elm,lers, sessile Ol' nearly so; calyx 5 or G mm. long, the Jlnear Jobes conrf\.eJy hirsute; corolla nbout 7 mm.
long, purple, the very short tube much exceeded by the calyx, the lobes broad aud rounded; seed~ ,'ery uumerous, minute, o\'oitl, with n thin. rugulose coat.
Type in the U. S. National Herbarium. no. 480933, coilected by ~~. S. Earle on saltgrass fints near Roswell, August 30,1900 (110. 531).
ADDITIONAl. SPECIMENS t:''(AMI N,.:D : Rosw('lI, lilt. l.UO met{>I~. UlOO, Earle
or.s
i lIeRr Lnke Arthur. August l. 1!J05, Wooton; Fort Stanton, July 26. 1905, Wooton.This wns dl~tribl1ted us Nanw stclloct,rpum. A. Grny. but tbut is it prostrate pl:mt with decurrent leave~ aTIII <lItre-rent Iluhe*,encc. It is more closely re- lnted, perhaps, to Marilallllidium hiR1)idum, bnt that, too, bllS more abundant
IIllbescence, llnrrower letl\·es. Hud 4Hff'erent corollns.
Marilaunidium tenue wooton & Stnndley. sp. noy.
Annual; stems slender, with few erect "rnnches. !) CIll. ltl/-l'h or less, puberulent IIUd hlnutnlou8: leaves few, lilH"nr-spatulnte, olJtuse. 16 mm. long or less. nar- rowed nt tlle buse Into II sl10rt pctiOlf" 1IIrtello\1s. gl:l1Idulur. the margins re,·o- hue; ftowers fe\v, nxtllnry or cymulose, 011 slender l>edicels 1 to 4 mm. long;
cnlyx 3 mm. 10llg ill fllltllesl~, ill('t'e:lslng In size in u!-(,e, the lobes linenr, green, 111rsute; corolla 4 to G mill. loug, light blue, with n thick tube nnd narrow 11mb;
l'llpsules glabrous, two-thirds as long H,8 the calyx; seeds few, brown. l)itted.
'rype In the U. S. National Herbnrium. no. 40sono, collected on Jlwestone hl1ls
~ mIles south
o t
Hillsboro. 8terru County, by O. B. ~reteaIfe, Selltember 6, 19()l (no. 1291). Altitude 1.500 met{'rs.This was originally deterlllined as Connnthus de.missus (A. Gray) Heller, with wbich It hns notbing to do. It Is more dosely relatetI to Marilaunidium angustlfolillm, but Is a lower, more slender plant, scarcely lit nIl viscid, with longer corolln nud much sborter clllyx, and sborter ftorallen\·es.
Ittarilaunidium xylopoduDl Wooton & Standley, SIl. nov.
Perennial from :, "ery thIck. w()41dy root; stems numerous, slender, sparingly brancbed, ascenulng, 8 em. long or I(,gg, hlsl'ld: lea \'es numerous, oblanceolatt~
or oblong. acute, mm;tly Hat, attenuate to tbe hase, glandular, hisptd; flower~ t~w. cYUlulose, sbort·pedh:ellnte; calyx 2.5 to 4 lUlll. long, with Iiuellr-subnltlte.
hlspld lobes; corolla Imrl)lc. (j or 7 mm. IOl1jr. with It very thick tube not ex-
CE'edilig the cnlyx. the lobes somewbnt spreading, rounded; capsule about bnlt
81!l long ns the cnlyx.
Type In the U. S. National HerbariulIl, no. 5(HMi, collected in crevices
ot
limestone rock!! near Queen. July 31, 1909, by E. O. Wooton. Altitude about
II 1,770 meters.
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We have another specimen ot the species collected In the same rnnge ot
mountains (the Guadalupes) but across the Une In Texas, In October. 1881. by Dr. V. Havnrd.
This dltl'ers from nil our otber New Mexican species In belog perennial It does not seem to be closely related to any of tbe perennhl species fonnd else- where.
!'b.aceUa bombycina Wooton & Sbmdley. sp. noy.
Annual, 12 to 20 em. high; stems few, stout, nearly scapose, hirsnte and glandular-]JlllJerulent; basnl leal"es on stout petioles 4 to {j CIl). long, obtuse, plnnatiftd Into oblong--ovate, rounded, crenate lobes. sericeous aDd glandular on both surfncp!;: cnnllne leaves few or nbsent. petiollltc, lobed: inflorescence Hnfrow, with few brnnches; flowers numerous, crowded, on \'cry short, stout pedicels; sepul8 olJloJlJ.{. obtu!:Ie, 2.5 mill, long or leH~. gitllldui;H·btrsute; corolla 5 to 6 mill. long. the lubes rounded. enUre; stamens lUuch ('xsel'tcd; styles hairy below: capsules subglol>ose, 2 to 2.5 llllll. in diameter, hirtellous lllld glandular j seeds 1.5 mm. long. durk brown, finely pitted OIl the back.
Type In the
n,
S. Nattonal Herbarium. no. 45771. collected Oll .. gnl\'ellybanks " at Mangas Springs in March or April, 1880. by H. H. Rusby (no. 276).
ADDITIONAL SPECIMENS EXAIUNED: Benr )Ioulltnins. nit. lUOO meters. 1903.
Metcalfe 75.
- Slmtlnr In general appearance to P. intermedia, but with lIlrsute pubescence, silky l~nn~f:l. Rod narrower calyx lobes.
l'haceUa depauperat&. 'Wooton & Stnndley. sp. no\'.
Annual, 6 Cill. higb or less: stems erect. slender or stont, Simple or branched at the bnse.
dense}:--
1Z1andlllar,pllberlllent and hirsute; leaves I1near--oblong In outune. 35 D'lm. loug or le~s. once plnnntifid, the oblong-m'nl segments crenate or lobed, obtnsc. scuheruloll14 flod glandular on hoth surfnces: inflorescence fJhort Aud c,len~~: pcdlccls stont, less than 1 mm. long; calyx 2 mm. long, the f.egruents 1'01lnc1ed·ohO\·nte. hirsute and glandular·pubel'ulent; corolla'" mm. long, the lobes hl'ondly rounded. undulate'Dlargined; stamens nmch cxserted.Type in tllf! T'. ~. Natlonnl Herbarium, no. 496202. collectoo 00 the Arroyo Rancb, nenl' }{()~weJ\, In 1003 by David Grtftlths (no. 4249).
This was determined as P. arizu"ica, but it dltrers trom that flpecles tn its much longer flowers, the form of the calyx lobes. nnd the character of the
pubescence.
Phacelia tenuipes Wooton & Standley, sp. nov.
Annual. Hi to 20 Cill. high; stems slender, with a few ascending brancbcs above the l»1~. hirsute Rnd sparingly glandular; lower lea\'es hrondly oblong.
wltb a few smaH lohes lIf'fir the base, the termlnnl part lohed nnd crenate, sparingly seri('col1~ or wilh spreading pubescence on both ~urfftces and glandu-
lar, all the len\'cs petloled: upper leaves rather numerous. OYflt€", obtuse. crenate or lobed ; infioreRCence open. slender. tew·ftowered, the flowers not crowded. nt le..'lst In age; pedlcels Blender. 2 or even 3 mm.long; calyx lobes oblong, obtuse, 2.5 mm. long. hirsute, glnndnlor; corona about 4 mm. long. the lobes rounded.
enUre; stome-ns
wen
exserted; style hirsute near thebase:
capsules globose, shorter than the sepllla, hirtellous, glandular.Type in the U. S. National Herbarium, no. 45770. collected lit CarrlznHllo Spring. April 17. 1892. by Dr. E. A. Mearns (no. 91).
Related to P. b()mlJ1lcillfl, hut a more slendpr plant with milch longer pedicel&, fewer tloWel'fl ~nd ,'cry dltrerent leaves.
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