W ATSON- ‘Plants of Bernalillo County 
or less in diameter, first green, then yellow, finally 
black. Very common on campus, mesa and sandy 
places in valley and occasional in the mountains. 
s. rostaTtum, Dunal. (Thorny N. Yellow N.) An- 
nual, armed with straight prickles, somewhat yellow 
or hairy with a copious wholly stellate pubescence; 
leaves pinnifid or bipinnitifid; corolla yellow, stamens 
and styles much declined. Bear Canon. 
2. CHAMAESARACHA, Gray. 
Perennials, with narrow, entire or pinnatifid 
leaves, tapering into margined petioles, filiform naked 
pedicels, solitary in the axils and recurved in fruit. 
c. coronorus, Gray, Green, glabrous or with some 
short rough hairs, diffusely very much _ branched; 
leaves lanceolate or linear, peduncles elongated, calyx 
with (often 2-forked) hairs; corolla yellowish. Near 
Ranchos de Atrisco. 
38. PHYSALIS, LZ. Ground Cherry. Husk Tomato. 
Herbs, with leaves often unequally in pairs; 1-flow- 
ered, nodding, extra-axillary peduncles. The ground- 
cherry or husk-tomato of the gardens belongs here. 
Some leaves sinuate pinnatifid, - - P. LOBATO. 
Leaves never pnnatifid, not glandulose-seurfy. 
Corolla dull-yellow with brown-purple spots, 
- - - - - P. PUBESCENS. 
Corolla ochroleucous with a more or less dark 
eyé, - - - &, LANCEOLATA LAEVIGATA. 
Pp LoBATA, Torr. Low and smiall parts scurfy-granu- 
lated, otherwise quite glabrous, diffusely branched; 
leaves oblong-spatulate, some only repand, with mar- 
gined petiole; peduncles usually in pairs; corolla vio- 
let 1-2 to 3-4 in. in diameter, the center with a 5 or 6- 
rayed wooly star; calyx in fruit globular inflated. 
Mesa. 
Pp. PuBEScEUS, L. (Pubescent G.) Annual, strong- 
scented, viscid, much branched, leaves ovate or cordate, 
corolla 1-2 in. broad or less; berry green at length yel- 
low, anthers violet. Tijeras Canon. 
P, LANCEOLATEA var. LAEVIGATA, Gray.  Lither 
glabrous thruout or some short hairs on young parts, 
stems from rather stout subterranean shoots, angled, 
somewhat rigid, leaves oblong to lanceolate, berry red- 
dish. Common in the valley. 
4. LYCIUM. Matrimony Bush. 
Shrubby, mostly spiny plants with alternate small 
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