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34_122 Sheep Mt., White Mts., 11,800 ft. Mono Co. July 27, 1917. No. 7326. Gymnosteris minuscula Jepson n. sp. Anthers 5, sessile at mouth of tube. Cor. yellow, its lobes very short. Ovary elliptic in outline. Style 3-cleft to middle or a little below [DRAWING] Corolla. [DRAWING] Calyx spread open from 3-flowerd involucre. [DRAWING] = Invol. of 4 bracts connate at base and enclosing a cluster of 3 flowers, subtended by a pair of leaves which are connate-perfoliate. Corolla really white with a somewhat yellowish center, or fading yellowish. |
34_123 Sheep Mt., White Mts., 11,800 ft. Mono Co. July 27, 1917. Where there is only one fl. the invol. lobes are usually narrower, and the pair of leaves are set some distance below, showing a distinct internode; but again the pair of leaves may approximate the invol. In my material the flowers are usually one. 11,800 ft. See 7309. - The Mountain Blue Birds are abroad on the slopes today. No. 7327. Antennaria High rocky flat. 11,800 ft. No. 7328. Antennaria With 7327. No. 7329. Senecio integerrimus Nutt. var. major (Gray) Cronq. Rays yellow, 8, 6, 4, 7, 8, 6, 9. High swales. 11,800 ft. |
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