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The hybridization of Salvia apiana and S. melltfera is a classical instance of introgressive hvhridization. and has been described in detail by Epling (1947) and Anderson and Anderson (1954). These authors have described the circumstances of this hybridization and the characters (chiefly those of flowers and inflorescence) which serve to distinguish the two species and indicate degree and nature of hybridization. Other information on these species has been given by Epling (1942) and Epling and Lewis (1942). The clarity of the S. mellifera—S. apiana introgression invites anatomical study, especially because there are obvious differences between the species in texture and other fine structural points which suggested that anatomical study would be rewarding. Study of the S. mellifera-S. apiana introgression has thus far not featured leaf anatomy, which offers good material for analysis.

Leaf Anatomy as an Indicator of Salvia Apiana-mellifera Introgression