Herbarium and plant analysis notebook

1. Monocotyledonous, Dicotyledonous or Fern type.: Dicotoledonous 2. Inflorescence: Raceme 3. Flowers a. Perfect or Imperfect. Why ?: Perfect has Stamens and Pistils b. Complete or Incomplete. Why?: Complete all parts present c. Regular or Irregular. Why: Regular all the dif div are same shape ect 4. Calyx a. No. of Sepals. Free or Connate?: 4 lobed b. Superior or Inferior?: Superior c. Shape, Length and Color of?: valver; very small, green 5. Corolla a. No. of Petals. Free or Connate?: 4 lobed b. To what Attached?: Receptacle c. Shape, Length and Color of Petals?: valver shaped 1 in purple d. Praefoliation, {Valvate, Involute, Convolute, etc.,: 6. Stamens a. No. Distinct or United?: Two, distinct. b. Insertion of {On Calyx or Corolla " Receptacle, " Ovary,: [crossed out] Receptacle, [end crossed out] corolla c. Relation to Each Other?: d. Anthers, {Position, Attachment, Dehiscence,: 7. Pistil a. Simple or Compound? Why?: Compound consists of 2 cells b. No. of Carples. Placentation: From 2 to 4 and upwards of 6 c. Ovules {Number Position Kind: 2 in 2 cells d. Fertilization {Self, Wind, Insect: Self 8. Fruit a. Kind {Berry, Pome, Drupe, etc.: Berry b. Structure {Simple, Multiple,: Simple Multiple c. From what Formed?: 9. Leaves a. Simple or Compound, form of?: Simple Heart shaped b. Use: 10. Roots and Rootstock a. Manner of Growth {Tuber, Corymb, Bulb,: b. Use {Absorption, Anchor, Store House: c. Duration {Annual, Biennial, Perennial,: Leaves.: [drawing depicting a leaf] Cross Section of Ovary.: [drawing depicting cross section of ovary] Stamen.: [drawing depicting stamen] Plan of Flower.: [drawing depicting plan of flower] Order: Oleaceae Genus: Syringa Species: Lilac Syringa Scientific Name: S. Vulgaris Common Name: Lilac Habitat: Locality: Date: Apr 26 189_: 7

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1. Monocotyledonous, Dicotyledonous or Fern type.: Monocotoledonous 2. Inflorescence: Cluster 3. Flowers a. Perfect or Imperfect. Why ?: Perfect contains stamens and pistils. b. Complete or Incomplete. Why?: Complete has all parts. c. Regular or Irregular. Why: Regular all parts of same name are alike 4. Calyx a. No. of Sepals. Free or Connate?: 5 free b. Superior or Inferior?: Superior c. Shape, Length and Color of?: 1 in, reddish 5. Corolla a. No. of Petals. Free or Connate?: 5 free b. To what Attached?: to receptacle c. Shape, Length and Color of Petals?: cup shape or tube shape yellowish d. Praefoliation, {Valvate, Involute, Convolute, etc.,: 6. Stamens a. No. Distinct or United?: about 40 distinct b. Insertion of {On Calyx or Corolla " Receptacle, " Ovary,: Receptacle c. Relation to Each Other?: d. Anthers, {Position, Attachment, Dehiscence,: On filament 7. Pistil a. Simple or Compound? Why?: Comp has more than one part b. No. of Carples. Placentation: c. Ovules {Number Position Kind: Many wall. d. Fertilization {Self, Wind, Insect: Self 8. Fruit a. Kind {Berry, Pome, Drupe, etc.: Berry b. Structure {Simple, Multiple,: Simple c. From what Formed?: Ovary 9. Leaves a. Simple or Compound, form of?: Simple parted b. Use: 10. Roots and Rootstock a. Manner of Growth {Tuber, Corymb, Bulb,: Corymb b. Use {Absorption, Anchor, Store House: c. Duration {Annual, Biennial, Perennial,: Leaves.: Cross Section of Ovary.: Stamen.: Plan of Flower.: [drawing depicting two flowers] Order: Columbine Genus: Crowfoot Species: Aquilegia Scientific Name: A canadensis Common Name: W Columbine Habitat: In fertile vales Locality: S Ohio Date: Apr. 26 189_: 7

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1. Monocotyledonous, Dicotyledonous or Fern type.: Dicotyledonous 2. Inflorescence: Cluster corymb 3. Flowers a. Perfect or Imperfect. Why ?: Perfect has Stamens and Pistils. b. Complete or Incomplete. Why?: Complete all parts present. c. Regular or Irregular. Why: Regular parts of each sort same. 4. Calyx a. No. of Sepals. Free or Connate?: 5, free. b. Superior or Inferior?: Superior c. Shape, Length and Color of?: Green 1/4 in spear shaped 5. Corolla a. No. of Petals. Free or Connate?: 5 lobed, free. b. To what Attached?: Receptacle. c. Shape, Length and Color of Petals?: between white, and purple. d. Praefoliation, {Valvate, Involute, Convolute, etc.,: 6. Stamens a. No. Distinct or United?: 5 distinct. b. Insertion of {On Calyx or Corolla " Receptacle, " Ovary,: Corolla. c. Relation to Each Other?: d. Anthers, {Position, Attachment, Dehiscence,: Short filament. 7. Pistil a. Simple or Compound? Why?: Compound more than 1 cell. b. No. of Carples. Placentation: c. Ovules {Number Position Kind: d. Fertilization {Self, Wind, Insect: Self. 8. Fruit a. Kind {Berry, Pome, Drupe, etc.: Pod. b. Structure {Simple, Multiple,: Simple. c. From what Formed?: Ovary. 9. Leaves a. Simple or Compound, form of?: Simple b. Use: 10. Roots and Rootstock a. Manner of Growth {Tuber, Corymb, Bulb,: b. Use {Absorption, Anchor, Store House: c. Duration {Annual, Biennial, Perennial,: Leaves.: Cross Section of Ovary.: [drawing depicting cross section of ovary] Stamen.: Plan of Flower.: [drawing depicting the plan of the flower] Order: Polemoniaceaea Genus: Phlox Species: Polemonium Scientific Name: Phlox [coreuleum?] Common Name: Wild Phlox Habitat: Woodlands and Valleys Locality: So Ohio Date: 27 Apr. 189_: 7.