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18_106 Monterey, Pine Woods 2 miles No 2986. Pinus muricata. D. Don Trees mostly small (3 to 6 ft. h.), one 8 in. diam at 2 ft and 30 ft. h. See 17 pp. ahead. No. 2987. Zygadenus fremontii Wats. var. minor!! Pine woods. "Never any higher than this" -- Abbott. Tall form also grows here. No. 2988. Sanicula laciniata H. & A. Slender or quill-like root, but tuberous. Pine woods, abundant. No. 2989. Sanicula acrtopoides H. & A. Abundant. Leaves flat on the ground. No. 2990. Ceanothus dentatus T. & G. On Pine barrens with Bishop Pine. No. 2991. Arctostaphylos. On pine barrens with Bishop Pine A. vestita Eastw. No. 2992. Castanopsis chrysophylla minor. Low spreading 3 to 5 ft. h. Leaves trough-like. On pine-barrens, with Bishop Pine. No. 2993. Ceanothus rigidus Nutt. Branchlets (of the specimens) cut from a branch where they were disposed in 4 ranks. Pine Barrens. |
18_107 west. March 5, 1908 No. 2994. Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Esch. Pine woods towards ocean. No. 2995. Lathyrus vestitus ssp puberulus. Perennial stems on pine branches up to 7 feet, the new growth from the old stems. See p. 113. No. 2996. Spergula arvensis. L. Pine woods, Monterey. - Went with Dr. Abbott to the pine woods west of Monterey, passing through the Presidio, over the ridge and down the western slope, about 2 miles in all. Here we found the Bishop Pines. The soil and general conditions were strongly suggestive of the Mendocino coast Pine Barrens. There is also the dwarf Castanopsis chrysophylla, and low bushes of Ceanothus rigidus and dentatus. Also Arctostaphylos tomentosus. (Dr. E.K. Abbott who went with me, is a graduate of Hillsdale College, Michigan, 1869.) |
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