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23_8 8 Lake Merced [Mariposa Co.] [July 13, 1911] 7200 ft. Trail to the foot of Echo Creek. It kept us near the rocky river gorge of the Merced and we had fine views of the dome structures of the upper Little Yosemite, the glaciated flats, with the granite dikes or cores over which the stream or river waters was spread out as over an [apron]. There is a fine [shunt] at the foot of Echo Creek with some water wheels on the slide. By this [shunt] of water grew splendid color spots or mats of Penstemon Menziessii (red). |
23_9 9 [Lake Merced] Mariposa Co. July 13, 1911 [7200 ft.] No. 4416. Senecio triangularis Hook. var. trigonophyllus (Greene) Greenm. Wet meadow flat. Stems from a short thick rootstock. No. 4417. Galium Leaves in 2s. Corolla white or pale pink. Style included in tube, 2-cleft. No. 4418. Senecio canus Hook. Rootstocks thick _ tap-root like; propagation by slender underground runners. No. 4419. Leptodactylon pungens (Torr.) Jepson Corolla white, convolute, the uncovered margins of the lobes reddish-brown. Stamens at mouth of tube, on very short (barely evident) filaments. |
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