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242 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 171 292657 to 292683—Continued 292664 and 292665. AGAVE LECHEGUILLA Torr. Tula istle. 292664. Col. No. 20015. In wild, Sierra de la Silla, Nuevo Leon. Plant large, vigorous, suckering rosettes; spikes erect to arching; tepals and filaments reddish. 292665. Col. 'No. 20081. Roadside by Rio Tula, 13 miles northwest of Ixmilquilpan, road to Zimapan, Hidalgo. Elevation 5,300 feet. Plants variable, scattered in wild; leaves large, variable; teeth variable; spikes to 20 feet high, in bud, flowering and fruiting; flowers yellow or pink tinged; anthers yellow or bronze; tepals reflexing erect. 292666. AGAVE LOPHANTHA Schiede Crested agave. Col. No. 20092. Limestone outcrop, roadside 38 miles east of Rio Verde, road to Cuidad Valles, San Luis Potosi. Elevation 5,200 feet. Plants small, profusely suckering; rosettes green; spikes to 10 feet high; flowers pale, waxy green; anthers yellow; tepals ascending. 292667. AGAVE POLYACANTHA Haw. Col. No. 20077. Limestone outcrop, Rancho Cielo, Sierra de las Cucharas, 8 miles southwest of Gomez Farias, Tamaulipas. Elevation 2,750 feet. Plants polycarpic, green, forming open mounds; leaves soft, tender; leaf length and teeth variable; spikes dense or lax, to 12 feet high; capsules fleshy; flowers green without, yellow within; filaments and anthers yellow; tepals outcurved. 292668. AGAVE VICTORIAE-REGINAE T. Moore Col. No. 20043. Limestone hilltop, roadside 14 miles southeast of Saltillo, road to Monterey, 41.5 miles east of Coahuila. Elevation 5,000 feet. Plants small, compact, many leaved, suckering; leaves white marked, stiff; spiked to 13 feet high, erect, densely flowered in upper half; flowers creamy green, pink tinged; filaments pink to red; anthers bronze yellow. 292669. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20037. 'Carnerosana'. Limestone pine-oak area, Carneros Pass, Coahuila. Elevation 7,750 feet. Plant dark green, suckering; rosettes big headed; leaves stiff, broad, acuminate, triangular; panicles to 20 feet high; pedicels broad; sheathing bracts conspicuous; laterals broadest below, 15- 20; tepals yellow to green, waxy; anthers yellow. 292670. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20082. 'Carnerosana*. Open rocky slope, pine-oak forest, Route 85, 18 miles northwest of Zimpan, Hidalgo. Rosettes medium to large, light green; stems many, thick; leaves basal, thick at base, somewhat guttering; panicle with large bracts to laterals; spikes to 17 feet high; tepals and stamen yellow, the rest green. 292671. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20074. Sunny pine and chaparral slope, Los Alpes, 40 miles east of Saltillo, Coahuila. Elevation 8,500 feet. Rosettes large, green; leaves stiff, triangular; on a big head; flower buds red on tepals, later yellowish. 292672. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20086. Population of about 40 small young plants 6.5 miles north of Junction of Routes 57 and 110, and one plant 1.5 miles south of junction of Routes 57 and 110, Guanajuato. Elevation 6,300 feet. Individual plant glaucous gray; rosette balled on mount of soil; leaves awry. 292673. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20088. Limestone rock roadside, Sierra San Manuel, 21.5 miles southeast of Ciudad San Luis Potosi, road to Rio Verde. Elevation 7,500 feet. Scattered seedling population; rosettes green; leaves radial, plane; teeth variable, porrect, on continuous margin; spikes stout, to 10 feet high; flowers congested in upper half; tepals yellowish green, with tips outflexed; anthers yellow. Wild.
JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 243 292657 to 292683—Continued 292674. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20089. Roadside 4 miles west of Rio Verde, road from San Luis Potosi. Elevation 3,200 feet. Plants large, glaucous gray, maguey; leaves fluted; margins undulate; panicle to 30 feet high with 18 wide laterals in upper third; ovary and tepals green, rest pale yellow. Cultivated. 292675. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20093. Roadside volcanic cliff, 55 miles southeast of San Luis Potosi, road to Rio Verde, San Luis Potosi. Elevation 3,500 feet. Plant narrow leaved; rosettes forming one clone; leaves sprawling. 292676. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20094. Roadside volcanic cliff, 55 miles southeast of San Luis Potosi, road to Rio Verde, San Luis Potosi. Elevation 3,500 feet. Plant green; rosettes radial; leaves appressed, except terminal cone. 292677. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20095. Limestone oak forest, Sierra de Manuel, southeast of Ciudad San Luis Potosi, road to Rio Verde, San Luis Potosi. Elevation 5,000 feet. Plant stiff, erect; rosettes green, suckering; leaves narrow, falcate, ascending, curving, margin narrow, friable; teeth small, distal; spikes to 15 feet high; tepals pale yellow within; anthers yellow; filaments pale pinkish, rest pale waxy green. 292678. AGAVE ASPERRIMA Jacobi Col. No. 20008. Sand hill with gravel 5 miles south of Zapata along Route 83, Tex. Rosettes medium large, glaucous gray, suckering; leaves few, thick at base; trunks big; panicles open with 10-12 wide laterals in upper half; ovary and tepals green to pale yellow, erect. 292679. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20010. Route 83, 4 miles south of Rio Grande City, Starr County, Tex. Rosettes medium sized, green, suckering; leaves erect. 292680. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20079. Limestone cliff, 22 miles northeast of Jacala, Route 85, Hidalgo. Elevation 4,250 feet. Rosettes occasionally clustered; leaves few; teeth mostly weak; flowers variable in size and color, green without, yellow to lavender and purple within. 292681. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20076. Six miles east of Ciudad del Maiz, road to Antigua Morelos, San Luis Potosi. Elevation 3,750 feet. Rosettes medium size, suckering; leaves broad, pale green to light glaucous; teeth regular on crenate margins. 292682. MANFREDA sp. Amaryllidaceae. Col. No. 20077. Limestone outcrop, 8 miles southwest of Gomez Farias, Tamaulipas. Elevation 3,750 feet. Plants polycarpic, green, forming open mounds; leaves soft, tender; teeth and leaf length variable; spikes tense or lax, to 3.5 meters tall; flowers green outside, yellow inside; capsules fleshy. 292683. RUNYONIA sp. Amaryllidaceae. Col. No. 20011. In shade, near Falcon, east of Route 83, Zapata County, Texas. Plant small, brindle-leaved rosette; flowers open, white, turning purple. 292684 and 292685. From Nigeria. Stolons and seeds collected by G. W. Burton, Georgia Coastal Plains Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia. Received Aug. 27, 1963. 292684. CYNODON sp. Poaceae. Col. No. 1. Shika Animal and Grassland Pasture Station, Shika. Plants coarse, very tall, relatively disease free; rhizomes long. (Stolons).
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