FOSTER NO. 1 (T. Owen & Son, Columbus, Mississippi, advert, in Amer. 

 Nurseryman 107(2):90. 1958, as FOSTERI NO. 1 or FOSTER #1) - 

 new; compact, spreading; lvs. small, serrate, not convex, more pointed 

 than CONVEXA. Cottage Hill Nurs., Mobile, Alabama, cat. p. 5. 

 1958-59 - descr. identical to that given by T. Owen. D. Wyman, 

 Arnoldia 20(7):44. 1960 - very low, compact, spreading; a sel. by 

 E. Foster, Bessemer, Alabama. Sandhills Community College, Holly 

 Soc. Amer. Let. 75:12. 1983 - male. Introd. early 1950's by E. Foster. 

 Illegitimate, since the name /. X attenuata FOSTER #1, which was also 

 originated by E. Foster, has priority. 



FOSTER NO. 2 (Calvin Harman Nurs., Stoval, Georgia, advert, in Amer. 

 Nurseryman 123(2):97. 1966, without descr.). F. Galle, Proc. 40th Meet. 

 Holly Soc. Amer., p. 12. 1966, as FOSTER'S SELECTION NO. 2 - 

 spreading. Sel. and introd. early 1950's by E. Foster, Bessemer, 

 Alabama, who also orig. /. X attenuata FOSTER #2. Often listed as 

 FOSTER #2. Illegitimate, since there is no description, and the name 

 /. X attenuata FOSTER #2 has priority. 



FRIERSON New name. Upright; lvs. 3.8 cm long, 1.3 cm wide but 

 usually smaller, dullish green. Probably sel. by W. Frierson, Danmark, 

 South Carolina, before 1963. Grown at Callaway Gdns., Pine Mountain, 

 Georgia; and Rutgers — The State University, New Brunswick, New 

 Jersey. ? Female. Sometimes known as FRIERSON SPECIAL. The 

 authors are the first to publish the name FRIERSON; documentation is 

 provided. = FRIERSON SPECIAL. 



i.fructo-alba (Aritaki Arboretum, Seed Exchange List, Saitama-Ken, 

 Japan, p. 3. 1975, without descr.) - seed from cult. pits. No author 

 citation or other ref. has been found for this name. Female plants grown 

 at the National Arboretum from this seed produced pale yellow fruit (not 

 white) and were similar in fruit color and foliage to f. watanabeana 

 Makino. (Watanabeana Group). 



subsp. fukasawana (Makino) Murata (G. Murata in Kitamura, S. & G. 

 Murata, Acta Phytotax. Geobot. 25(2-3):41. 1972, as change of rank). 

 The basionym is var. fukasawana Makino (1913). = f . longipedunculata. 



var. fukasawana Makino (T. Makino, Bot. Mag. (Tokyo) 27(315): 77. 

 1913, as a new var.) - differs from the /. crenata type by having thinner 

 and irregularly more crenate lvs. and somewhat 3-sided young drupes. 

 Especially found in southern Kyushu, Japan. H. Hyland, USDA Plant 

 Inventory No. 168, p. 242. 1967 - seed from Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, 

 presented 1960 by P. Kubota; PI 269255; ibid., No. 169, p. 150. 1967 - 

 seed coll. in the wild 1961 by J. Creech at 900 m elev. on Mount 

 Takakuma, Osumi Peninsula, Kyushu, Japan; PI 274539. = subsp. 

 fukasawana (Makino) Murata, f. longipedunculata. 



FUKASAWANA (D. Huttleston, Plants Growing in Conservatories and 

 Gdns., Longwood Gdns., Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, p. 5. 1970, 

 without descr.). Erroneously listed as a cv. = subsp. fukasawana 

 (Makino) Murata. 



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