[Other Comments:] Note by T. M. Salter May 1936: " O. mundtii Sond. These are in my opinion starved forms of O. ciliaris, Jacq. a most variable and widespread species. The red calli on the scale-like base of the outer petioles, exaggerated in Jacquin's tab 30, can sometimes be seen in fresh wild specimens. The varieties made on account of the colours of the flowers cannot be upheld in this genus and all three speciments show the distinquishing character of var ? ferruginea if carefully examined, a discolouration which is beginning to appear in some of my specimens. O ciliaris varies from [illegible] plants about 3 cm. high to robust specimens 30 cm high and both red and white forms are often covered with glndular hairs. There are also forms with orange coloured flowers, slender plants with softer pubesence." ..... Pollen/Spores from this specimen sent to PALYN. LAB. STOCKHOLM Date: 14-3-1966