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272 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 171 293359 to 293371—Continued 293361. AGAVE cf. ASPERRIMA Jacobi Col. No. 20470. Rocky slope, 2 miles west of Yerbanis, Durango. Rosettes mixed population, green and white glaucous, freely suckering. 293362. AGAVE CAECILIANA Berger Col. No. 20468. Sandy, calcareous rocky slope, 10 miles north of Cuencame, Durango. Plants numerous; rosettes light gray, suckering; leaves lanceolate, double sigmoid, on mature plants only; panicle weathered, with 6 to 10 laterals. 293363. AGAVE FILIFERA Salm-Dyck Col. No. 20464. Volcanic igneous soil, 12 miles southwest of San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi. Elevation 7,300 feet. Rosettes short, many leaved, suckering, green; leaves white streaked; spikes to 6 feet high, thickly set with capsules in upper two-thirds. 293364. AGAVE FLEXISPINA Trel. Col. No. 20466. Limestone soil, Sierra Papanton, Durango-Zacatecas border. Rosettes in wild variable, small, light gray, suckering; leaves acuminate. Shoots eaten by cattle. Exten- 293365. AGAVE LECHEGUILLA Torr. Col. No. 20467. In wild 10 miles north of Cuencame, Durango. sive clones of the long-lived form. 293366. AGAVE PATONII Trel. Col. No. 20472. Open slopes along road to Mazatlan, 20 miles west of Ciudad Durango. Small clonal colonies; rosettes compact, gray glaucous, suckering. 293367. AGAVE PEDUNCULIFERA Trel. Col. No. 20475. Volcanic cliffs, 3 miles southwest of Palmito, Durango. Elevation 6,800 feet. Rosettes open, few leaved, glaucous, single. 293368. AGAVE cf. RASCONENSIS Trel. Col. No. 20455. Local name: Maguey Chino. Tamasopo, San Luis Potosi. Elevation 1,500 feet. Medium to large, light primrose glaucous maguey; leaves erect to outcurving. Cultivated. 293369. AGAVE VESTITA Wats. Col. No. 20473. Sunny side of volcanic cliff, 20 miles east of Palmito, Durango. Elevation 8,300 feet. Rosettes variable, many leaved, green, single; spikes to 6 feet high, densely flowered; buds and tepals pink to red; anthers usually red. 293370. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20474. Volcanic igneous soil 9 miles east of Palmito, Durango. Elevation 7,000 feet. Plants in wild; rosette large to medium, single, green, glaucous; leaves narrow, mescal type. 293371. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20479. Sierra Calabasas and Tupeyeca, Rio Mayo, Sonora. Leaves long, narrow, ensiform. Cultivated. 293372. GLORIOSA SUPERBA L. Melanthiaceae. Malabar glorylily. From Nigeria. Seeds presented by the Botanical Gardens, University of Ibadan, Ibadan. Received Oct. 24, 1963. 293373. MEDICAGO SATIVA L. Fabaceae. Alfalfa. From Argentina. Seeds presented by the Manfredi Experiment Station, Cordoba Province. Received Oct. 24, 1963. 'Scantamburlo\ Variety developed by natural selection.
293374 to 293384. JANUARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1963 273 From Mexico. Plants collected by H. S. Gentry and A. S. Barclay, agricultural explorers, Crops Research Division, Plant Industry Station, Beltsville, Md. Numbered Oct. 29,1963. 293374. AGAVE cf. AMERICANA L. Amaryllidaceae. Col. No. 20416. Local name: Maguey Pinto. Las Vigas, Veracruz. Elevation 7,500 feet. Plant large, variable, glaucous. Cultivated as a pulque maguey. 293375. AGAVE cf. ANGUSTIFOLIA Haworth Col. No. 20449. Alluvial arroyo bank, along road to Tehuacan, 28 miles northeast of Huajuapan, Oaxaca. Plant large, in wild. 293376 and 293377. AGAVE cf. APPLANATA Lem. 293376. Col. No. 20415. Lava beds, Limon, Veracruz. Elevation 7,800 feet. Rosette single, compact, light green to glaucous, suckering widely when young; leaves rigid, lengthening at maturity; teeth variable. Seedlings abundant. Fiber used for rope and brushes. 293377. Col. No. 20420. Local name: Maguey de Ixtle. Magueyitos, Veracruz. Elevation 8,000 feet. Rosettes glacous white, medium sized; leaves linear, to 3 feet long; panicle to 12 feet high with about 28 laterals; flowers yellow; ovaries green. Cultivated for fiber. 293378. AGAVE cf. ATROVIRENS Karw. Col. No. 20408. Volcanic rock and ash 1.25 miles from the Puebla- Jalapa highway, road to Guadalupe, Victoria, Puebla. Elevation 8,000 feet. Rosettes large green, widely suckering; leaves strictly ascending; tips outflexed. 293379. AGAVE LOPHANTHA Schiede Crested agave. Col. No. 20410. Local name: Magueyito. Malpais, La Conception, southeast of Naulinco, Veracruz. Elevation 3,300 feet. Rosettes small, on short trunks, green, radiate; leaves straight, plane, some with center pale stripes. In wild, population small. 293380. AGAVE MAPISAGA Trel. Col. No. 20387. Sierra Mazateca. Large maguey; leaves long, acuminate. In wild and cultivated. 293381 and 293382. AGAVE OBSCURA Schiede 293381. Col. No. 20407. Volcanic gravel outwash, 2 miles southeast of the Puebla-Jalapa Hwy., road to Guadalupe, Victoria, Puebla. Elevation 8,000 feet. Rosettes single, many leaved, compact, rarely suckering; leaves green, slightly incurving. Population small, scattered. 293382. Col. No. 20417. Local name: Lechuguilla. Lava bed 4.5 miles north of Limon, Veracruz. Elevation 7,800 feet. Plant compact, light green, many leaved, single rosette, rarely suckering; leaves nearly straight; teeth varying; spike thick at base, tapering; ovaries red; tepals purple with yellow-green margins inside; anthers reddishbronze. 293383. AGAVE XALAPENSIS Roezl. Col. No. 20412. In wild, Malpais, below Jilotepec, road to Naulingo, Veracruz. Elevation 4,500 feet. Plant terrestrial and epiphytic on other plants; rosette single, cespitose, green; leaves few, spreading, somewhat glaucous, elongate in partial shade; polycarpic. 293384. AGAVE sp. Col. No. 20446. Along road to Tehuacan, 17 miles northeast of Huajuapan, Oaxaca. Rosettes medium sized, glaucous, suckering; leaves spatulate to lanceolate, outcurving; teeth long cuspid, proximal.
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