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15_4
Kew Herbarium

= Calif. Plants. coll. by Douglas.
Peucedanum macrocarpum
Apiastrum angustifolium.
Vitis Californica.
= Guirado, F. Collected Oenothera Bottae at Monterey, State
Survey number 701, June 11, 1861.
= Botta, M.P.E., traveler of the Natural History Museum of
Paris, made a voyage of circumnavigation in the years 1827,
1828, 1829, on board a trading vessel named "le Heros,
commanded by M. Duhautcilly [?]. Collected in California the
reptiles forming the basis of the paper "Description of
Several Species of Reptiles of California" by M.H.D. de
Blainville, Nou. [?] Ann. du Mus. d'Hist. Nat. 4; 233 (1835);
also coll. Godetia Bottae in S. Calif., l.c. p. 393.
 15_5
Oct. 28, 1905.

Cont. from 2 pp. back --
behold numbers of the finest trees thus prematurely and wantonly destroyed. And it is not a country where wood is superabundant." -- R.B. Hinds in preface to Botany of the Sulphur [?], p. 3.

- Richard Brinsley Hinds. Euphorbia Hindsiana, Benth, Bot.
Sulph. p. 51. Cape San Lucas.
- Quercus Engelmannii -- In San Rafael Mts., 5000 ft., May,
94, leaves and very tomentose ovaries only. Coll by Dr.
Franceschi (& distrib as lobata!) Looks like a small and
somewhat narrow leaved Douglasii! Very pale and glaucous.
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