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1_156 cont. may become obliterated but the point may thus be relocated. -- Fred Hermann, Apr. 1900. Mt. Oak, Post Oak, Pin Oak, are names used by surveyors to designate trees bearing corner marks. -- Fred Hermann. -- The Madrone has always made so strong an appeal to my esthetic sense while in the Napa Ranges that I have never looked at the tree botanically in any sufficient way, but I am now doing so -- thus making it no exception. -- Pleuricospora fimbriolata Gray. Upper bracts with 2 ligulate lobes at base. Lower fls on pedicels 1/2 inch long, upper sessile. Calyx-lobes 5, ciliate; |
1_157 petals 4; stamens 8. Sepals 1/2 to 3/4 as long as the petals, unequal, the upper carinate. Another flower: Sepals 4; petals 4, longer than the sepals decidedly; stamens 8, only about as long as pistil (surpassing little). Calyx chorisepalous; corolla choripetalous. -- Hazel Green, 5 July 1897. See p. 86. |
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