Notes

Rogers: You will see from this specimen (with those that I have already sent you) that my Leyanus differs from your R. dreijeri by it much less hairy & often glabrous polished yellowing stem, its leaves much more acuminate with finer closer teeth & greyer & much more softly hairy beneath, as well as by its closer panicle more narrowed to the top, & its longer more attenuate sepals. | Rogers: This represents what I consider the typical form of our British plant. The colour of the stem prickles & leaves are characteristic. Usually the stem is more nearly glabrous, but sometimes hairier.