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28_178 Pringle, C.G. - in Cal. [California] Mts. [Mountains] about headwaters Sac. [Sacramento] River, Aug. 31, 1881 acc. [according to] Ames, Orchid. 4:75. Colton, Oct. 12, 1882 Lessingia glandulifera in Gray Hb. [Herbarium]. Santa Cruz, 1882 N. Am. Fl. [North America Flora] 22:124. Lancaster, July 4, 1882. Pholisma arenarium. Pine Mt. [Mountain], Santa Lucia Mts. [Mountains], opp. [opposite] San Simeon Bay. Mimulus subsecundus Gray, one of the type nos. [numbers] (322), cited in Syn. Fl. [Synoptical Flora] 445. He collected a number of most interesting plants on this mt. [mountain]. Parry, C.C. Lake Tahoe, Aug. 1888. Utricularia vulgaris. Palmer, Edw. [Edward] Tracy, San Joaquin Co. [County], Aug. 22, 23, 1892. Solanum nigrum. Palmer, Edw. [Edward] Guadalupe Isl. [Island] 1889. Phacelia floribunda. Mohave River, May, 1876. label Lycium cooperi. Rock Spr. [Spring], Providence Mts. [Mountains], acc. [according to] Syn. Fl. [Synoptical Flora] 2V: 235 (1878). His collecting for 1888 detailed in Contrib. U.S. Nat. Herb. 1:1. Mt. Shasta and vicinity, July 13-27, 1892. Oenothera hookeri. Also Phacelia mutabilis, printed label. Chico. June 7-12, 1892. Navarretia intertexta. |
28_179 Austin, Mrs. R.M., was a remarkable collector. She collected many things in the northern Sierras and Modoc co. [county] not since obtained by others: -Utricularia intermedia. "Big Mdws [Meadows], Plumas Co. [County]" -Utricularia minor. "Big Mdws [Meadows], Plumas Co. [County]" -Lysimachia thyrsiflora. "Big Mdws [Meadows], Plumas Co. [County]" Collection dates - R.M. Austin. 1893. July. Drews Valley. Lupinus pusillus. 1893. July. Cascades e. [east] of Ashland. Dodecatheon. 1894. June. Lassen Creek Dodecatheon alpinum. 1896. July. Colby, Butte Co. [County]. Viola blanda. 1894. May. Goose Lake Valley. Viola nuttallii. 1880. Big Mdws. [Meadows], Plumas Co. [County]. 1896. Aug. Lassen Peak. 1879. Eagle Lake, Lassen Co. [County]. Phacelia racemosa. 1882. Aug. 10. Lassen Peak, 9000 ft. [feet]. Penstemon menziesii. |
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