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30_190 Berkeley - Rhododendron occidentale. "On Del Norte coast at St. George's Sound, on the plains outside the forest belt, grows a low pink-flowered Rhod. which looks different from the ordinary Rhod. occid. It is called by the children there, Red Honeysuckle. - Miss C.M. Hoak, Aug. 1, 1914. - Miss Hoak asked what I desired from Los Angeles. Practically everything that grows there, said I. It is an interesting region. "That is the flora which Abram did up" said she. Then she added with a smile: It is the flora which did up Abrams. There are acout 100 to 150 common things which we all knew that are not in the book. It is maddening to use." |
30_191 July, 1914. - Arctostaphylos viscida Parry, Rough & Ready, Nevada Co. Jepson , ovary glabrous. A. mariposa Parry. Ovary upper portion, densely covered with short very glandular hairs. - Spms. [specimens] by Congdon from Mariposa. - Trillium ovatum. In a coll. of plants from Miss Margaret Armstrong and marked "Big Trees." Later note = prob. Felton!! - Newman E. Hoak. Took H.N. Bolander around to locate rare spms. when he first came to Mendocino Co. "He was a born naturalist altho' withoug college education" - Miss Charlotte Hoak, his daughter, July 31, 1914. |
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