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120 PROCEEDINGS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY 
ENCELIA sTRICTA. Roots fibrous: stem simple, herbaceous, striate, 
hispidulous, about 2 feet high: leaves opposite below, alternate 
above, sessile, erect, somewhat appressed to the stem, oblong-ovate, 
1-2} inches long, truncate, rounded or subcordate at the base, acute, 
appressed pubescent and somewhat scabrous above, finely and rather 
soft pubescent with whitish hairs beneath, irregularly callous-serrate : 
heads few, pedunculate, 3-1} inches broad: bracts of the involucre 
2-3 lines high, ovate, acute, densely appressed-pubescent: rays 8-12, 
oblong-elliptic, entire or minutely 2-3 dentate, 5—7 lines long, golden 
yellow : achenes oblong-spatulate, 1-14 lines in length, slightly emar- 
ginate: pappus of two delicate awns, half as long as the achene. 
— Grassy hills near Esperanza, 8,000 ft., August (no, 339). Near 
LE. hispida, Hemsl. (ex char.). 
CALEA MULTIRADIATA. Herbaceous, erect or decumbent: stem 
somewhat branched, hispidulous, 1-2} feet high: leaves opposite, ses- 
sile or very short petioled, lanceolate to broadly ovate, rounded or 
subcordate at the base, acute, serrate with a few callous-tipped teeth, 
rough pubescent on both surfaces, the veins prominent beneath: heads 
long-peduncled, 1-3 at the ends of the branches: involucre 3—4 lines 
high; its bracts green, ovate, obtuse, glabrous, ciliate, striate, the 
outer ones a little shorter and thickened at the tip: rays 15-25, ob- 
long-spatulate, 3-5 lines in length, 2-3-dentate, purplish white, striate: | 
bracts of the receptacle slender, acuminate, shorter than the flowers : 
achenes black, pubescent, less than a line long, angled, narrowed at 
the base: pappus palez about 20, slender, setaceous, minutely dentate, 
persistent, considerably longer than the achenes and equalling the 
corollas. — Wooded slopes, Mt. Orizaba, 10,000 ft., August (no. 167). 
This species is related to C. elegans, DC., but amply distinguished 
by its pubescence, more equal involucral bracts, and the number, size, 
and shape of the rays; also near C. sabazioides, Hemsl. (ex char.), 
but differing in the leaves and involucre. 
TAGETES LINIFOLIA. Glabrous, about a foot high: stems several 
from. a short rootstock, erect or decumbent, simple or with a few 
branches from the woody base: leaves opposite, sometimes alternate 
above, pinnate: leaflets 3-5 pairs, mostly opposite, narrowly linear 
with attenuate base, very acute or shortly setaceous, entire or serrate 
at the apex: lateral leaflets 3-6 lines, the terminal about an inch in 
length: peduncles single, terminating the stems or branches, cylindri- 
cal, 3-5 inches long: heads solitary: involucre oblong, narrowed at 
the base, } inch high, somewhat angled, 5-toothed: rays 5, conspicu- 
ously obcordate, light yellow, 6-8 ines i in wip cinchct disk flowers 25-40, — 
