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30_4 Sonoma Valley 115 ft To refind marked poppy plants: Go north from Boye's Springs station along railroad track. One comes to a whistle mark on left (west) side of track painted black on side towards Boye's Spr. Sta. There is a telegraph pole very near this mark but nearer the station than the whistle mark. The first pole, then, beyond (north) the whistle mark is a finder. Nearly halfway form this pole to the second pole the markings begin and continue north a little way beyond second pole. The plants were marked by wire through the root crown run out to iron spikes driven in ground. Marks on fence, always on top board, correspond to plants as per page 2 note. |
30_5 April 11, 1914 No. 5081. Lupinus nanus Dougl. var. apricus C.P.Sm. typical as to color, i.e. usual to sp. (L. nanus Dougl. det. also by C.P. Sm.) No. 5082. Lupinus bicolor Lindl. not L. micranthus. typical color i.e. usual to sp. (det. W. L. J.) L. bicolor var. tridentatus No. 5803. Ranunculus muricatus L. In wet fields, Sonoma Valley. Petals yellow. No. 5804. Floerkea douglasii Baill. Pale yellow centers to corollas with white tips to petals, 1/3 white. The yellow is a canary kind of yellow and very distinctive. Made beautiful patches in the moist fields. Cont. on top next page. No. 5805. Ranunculus lobbii Gray. Petals white, lines long, the summit of the claw with a yellowish (glandular) crest or ridge. This structure is a short transverse yellow ridge. There is no pit about it, nor scale. The -over - |
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