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26_30 Mohave Desert, Barstow. 2100 ft. No. 5183. Lycium andersonii Gray. Leaves thick (or bulbous) fleshy, full of water, & greenish watery when smashed. Intricately branched, the branches with series of spines; 1 1/2 to 2 or 3 ft. h. No. 5184. Oenothera trichocalyx Nutt. Proliferous branches from base eventually curving over central primary spike, their tips approximating and forming a sort of hanging basket effect. Rich sandy slope, 2300 ft. No. 5185. Oenothera primiveris Gray. Forming when dead dry and woody pine-cone-like structures on the surface of the sand |
26_31 Oct. 20, 1912. , their lower part partly buried in sand. With preced. No. 5186. Cleomella obtusifolia Torr. & Frem. Stink weed at Barstow. Cor. bright lemmon-yellow or pale orange, 2 petals erect on upper side flower, the other two petals right and left, the lower part of circle of fl. vacant Two upper petals with their narrowed base with revolute margins, so revolute as to make a tubular structure, so: -- [See image for drawing.] a very rough sketch. The edges of the revolute portion are distinctly serrulate!! The plants have |
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