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23_14 14 McClure Fork, Merced [River, July 14, 1911] [Yosemite Park] 8,000 to 10,000 ft. truncate, more or less erose. Stamens exserted. See p. 187=Linanthus ciliatus var. neglectus (Greene) Jepson. No. 4429d Arnica Rays 10-14. No. 4429e Ribes montigenum McCl. Sepals (calyx-lobes) conspicuous. Fls. [Flowers] reddish-brown. Petals dull crimson, flabellate[.] Leaves glandular sticky. Petal = [outline drawing of petal] Half-way up McClure Fork[.] Stamens 5, in sinuses of the 5-lobed disk. |
23_15 15 [McClure Fork, Merced] River, July 14, 1911] Yosemite Park [8,000 to 10,000 ft.] -Montia triphylla with tuber, 3 leaves at base and variable number white petals. No. 4429f. Penstemon menziesii var. davidsonii (Greene) Cor. [Corolla] purple-blue. Lower lobes spreading (not recurved) outward; upper lobes erect or spreading a little backward. Folds on lower lip very hairy. - One cor. [corolla] with 5 regular lobes, hairy fold running down tube between each fold; 5 stamens all alike (no sterile stamen). Teratology note. Vogelsang Pass. |
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