Journal of botany, British and foreign . ITS ALLIES. 135 bracteis parvis sessilibus dente medio-longo; seminibus alls mediolatissimis antice sub rotundatis. The type-specimens are in theKew Herbarium. In these specimens the leaves are much shorterthan in Douglas example of lasiocarpa, while those on the olderand fertile branches are sharply pointed and arranged all round thebranch instead of in one horizontal plane. The buds are muchlarger and the cone-scales more oblong or squarish in outline, lessauricled and the bract considerably less than half the length ofthe scale. Of this species speci
Journal of botany, British and foreign . ITS ALLIES. 135 bracteis parvis sessilibus dente medio-longo; seminibus alls mediolatissimis antice sub rotundatis. The type-specimens are in theKew Herbarium. In these specimens the leaves are much shorterthan in Douglas example of lasiocarpa, while those on the olderand fertile branches are sharply pointed and arranged all round thebranch instead of in one horizontal plane. The buds are muchlarger and the cone-scales more oblong or squarish in outline, lessauricled and the bract considerably less than half the length ofthe scale. Of this species specimens were collected by Eoezl in NewMexico, and it is from these specimens that the figure given by Murrayand here repeated, was made (See p. 134). These New Mexicanspecimens (if they be really such), do not differ from those from themore northern stations. I have also lately received a fresh cone,with leaves, from Mount Hood, Oregon, where it was collectedby Mr. W. Stewart. This also corresponds almost exactly withthe type figured
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