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37_20 Pala Mission, San Diego Col, 450 ft. No. 8487a. Pentstemon antirrhinoides Bth. 4 to 8 ft. h. with woody trunks up to 4 or 5 ft. h. or more, Up to 1 inch in diam. with shreddy bark, Cor. yellow; upper lip broad, strongly arched, notched, the two pairs of stamens arched under it. Lower lip with the 3 lobes spreading and about equal. Sterile stamen densely pilose-woolly on upper side toward apex. Style glabrous. Pala Mission. -greasewood. a term applied to Ceanothus species in Oregon acc. to Mrs. H.A. Dutton says H.A.D. No. 8488. Pentstemon spectabilis Thurber Cor. of general style of P. heterophyllus. Lobes about equal, the 3 lower rhomboidish, very obtuse or truncate, spreading. Upper lip deeply cleft, its lobes slightly recurving. Sterile stamens glabrous. Style glabrous. Cor. lobes royal blue-purple, with red-purple throat and |
37_21 Apr. 12, 1920 tube. Pala Mission. About 8-12 pair leaves connate-perfoliate. Cont. P. 32. No 8489. Lathyrus splendens Kell. Corolla crimson, changing to dark purple, then sordid finally. Climbing bushes in the wash, up to 3 ft. h., very showy. Pauma Wash. No. 8490. Lupinus sparsiflorus Bth. Fls. blue, the white banner spot changing to a deep but bright red-purple. Pauma Wash. Both sheets represent plants taken clear to the ground. No. 8491. Plantago Sandy soil, Pala Mission No. 8492. Leptosyne (Discarded, insect damaged) Sandy soil, Pala mission. No. 8493. Diplacus. M. longiflorus (Nutt.) Grant X M. puniceus (Nutt.) Steud Det: A.I.G. Cor. dark or almost bloody red. Sandy soil, Pala Mission. No. 8494. Ceanothus divaricatus Nutt. See p. 198. Stems many from base, forming a clump 12 ft. h.; bark smooth, gray; fls. a light but delicate lovely blue. Leaves light green, especially below. |
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