Brown with many distinct eye-spots on both surfaces of wings.
This white band is supplemented by rows of fulvous and of blue dots, especially on both surfaces of the hind wings.
A broad white stripe runs midway through the wings on both surfaces, the white making a strong contrast to the purplish or brownish black of the rest of the wings.
Both surfaces of wings pale brown with four distinct blackish eye-spots on each front wing near the margin.
Both surfaces, with the exception of the channel, are covered with glands, supported on pedicels and arranged in irregular longitudinal rows.
Young shoots angled, covered the first year with tomentum or wool =11.
The grape juice industry of the country is largely confined to New York and to the Chautauqua grape belt in the western part of the State.
Simpson of Manatee, Florida, sent a specimen of a grape growing in his locality to Munson which was taken to be Rafinesque's Vitis peltata.
The manufacture of champagne[88] from native grapes is beginning to be an important adjunct to grape-growing and is of especial importance in New York which is the chief seat of the new industry.
It differs from typical Cordifolia in having leaves which are thicker, narrower, more oblong, with a long lanceolate point, completely glabrous and more or less glossy on both surfaces.
With regard to Agrostis, there is no colour in the sheath, the ligule is longer and pointed, and the leaves drier and thinner than in Lolium, and harsher on both surfaces.
Of these, two have a single concave surface and a single specimen was bipitted on both surfaces.
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