Hemerocallis

;'96ifoREeaerocaiil8 sp.'
Sd#. collected "by P. H. Dor sett and.;
I* J, Morse, Bureau of Plant Industry,
II in Senkyori region, 6 mi. east of
Heijo, Chosen, September 1, $330.
No. 6270. Pit8« 2*F to 36 in* high
witl* lemon-colored flowers.
AH the other numbers nfcioh you sent do not oon-
form closely to the type of H» Thunb erg ii. but would
evidently >e so placed by most botanists# Shis Is
true for the ones which ere somewhat low-growing, up
to three feet let us say, such as mnibers 90148 and
90146» These may, however, be H. sulphurea»
I bow have divisions of sulphurea from Japan supposed
te be the type plant and when these bloom* whieh I hope
Will he this summer, I can perhaps assign some of the
wild types whieh I have to this speeies*
	
	
	
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CULTIVATED PLANTS
f*i.Ylo. 90/V£. Mu*** oJ-JMul«
Qmq. ?j 799 P.
Ko. W. iM6M uJ CturylU.
Hroarpt from lattar to— C»0< Brlaason-
See fil. - dated Itarflh 87, 1940.
Mar oh 27, 194®
90X46 and 90148
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