File:Hypericum Majus (Larger St. Johns-Wort) in Billings-Kittredge Herbaria (d2e3eb2e-ae66-4a28-b4bf-c293878735b4).tif

Preserved biological specimen on paper.

Preserved Specimen On A3 Paper With A Printed Label Identifying It In The Bottom Right Corner. The Paper Is Mounted On A Larger Cardboard And Covered With Plastic Which Is Sealed To The Board. There Are Four Samples. Three Of Them Appear To Be The Entire Plant. They Have At Least A Small Section Of Roots And A Main Stem Which Has Pairs Of Leaves Extending At Opposite Points. They Terminate In Groups Of Open Flower Blossoms. There Do Not Appear To Be Any Seed Structures, Although On The Far Left Sample It Is Difficult To Tell. The Fourth Sample Is Similar To The First Three, But Was Cut From The Roots. The Species Was Identified By The New York Botanical Garden According To The Pencil Inscription On The Label.

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