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33_4 Mt. Tamalpais Marin Co. Cypress. The colony occurs on the ridge of Tamalpais, halfway to Rock Spring, a colony set in the chaparral of Arctostaphylos glandulosa, _ montana, Pickeringia montana, Adenostoma fasciculatum _ Quercus durata. Diam at 4 in Ht. Tree No. 4 - 1 ft. 6 in - 22 ft. " " 5 - 1 ft. 8 in - 18 ft. Tree no. 5 branches within one ft. of base and the diam. is the longest diam. See p. 8. --Arctostaphylos nummularia, in fl [flower]! Doubtless in flower or to be found in fl. any month in year. --Aralia californica is a fine plant, 6 to 8 feet tall, |
33_5 July 9, 1916. its fine handsome luxuriant foliage and slender flower-crowned stalks make it an ornament to the stream-bottoms of the woods. It is now in flower. No. 6806. Arctostaphylos montana Eastw. Well-grown bushes 3 ft. high well laden with berries, rather more abundant than in case of any other species. The berries are smaller than those of A. glandulosa. This is the rarest species on the mountain. The berries are whitish with scarcely a pink or ruddy tinge, roundish but noticeably longer [larger?] than thick. When half-grown they appear flattened or compressed, and so being longer than thick this compression gives them a peculiar appearance. On |
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