[on adjoining label:] "In alpibus flum. Otira"; [on further label:] "Lake Lyndon"[on label with description and comments in ink:] "n.sp. -- Bör jemf. med Sydamer. former; P. monanthos, i Fl. antarct. är lik. Blrna i djupet mellan bladen. Syntes ha 3 stånd. o. 3 flik. corolla! Bladen först tandade, äldre blad gräslika lancettl. lineära, Frön många? Frukt djupt nere." [in english: "n.sp. -- Should be compared with South American forms; P. monanthos, in Fl. antarct. is similar. Flowers in the depth between the leaves. Seems to have 3 stamens and 3-fid corolla! The leaves are at first dentate, as older grasslike lanceolate-linear. Many seeds? Fruit deep inside."]; [further notes in pencil on number of seeds]; [on another label with description and drawings in pencil:] "Plantago cryptantha (eller P. triandra). Skild fr. alla gm sina 3-tal. blommor o. sina små sepala o. talrika frön. Filamenterna raka! -- med avs. på frönas slembeklädnad mest lik P. Brownii. Den gelatinösa beklädnaden är knappt märkbar o. der finns blott en hyalin crista vid den ända som är motsatt micropylum. Frön äro mera[?] kantiga än hos andra arter." [in english: "Plantago cryptantha (or P. triandra). Differs from all [other species] by the 3-merous flowers and small, sepal-like[?] and numerous seeds. Filaments straight! -- with respect to the slime-cover of the seeds most similar to P. Brownii. The gelatinous cover is hardly visible and there is only a hyaline crista at the part opposite to the micropyle. The seeds are more[?] angular than in other species."] -- [Plantago cryptantha is probably a nomen nudum]