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38_142 Stone Lagoon. -Potamogeton natans covered about 300 acres of Freshwater Lagoon with its bronze-colored leaves. -Lysichiton Kamstchatcense common along the coast: at Big Lagoon, Stone Lagoon -Nurseries of young seedlings on fallen Redwood trunks: Picea sitchensis, Tsuga mertensiana, Acer vitifolius, Vaccinium [species left blank]. It is noticeable that Ericaceous species tend to humus as well as the Monotropaceous species which are pure saprophytes. -At Stone Lagoon we botanized on the beach of the lagoon and its low seepage flats. Nos. 9326 to 9337 were collected on the flats and beach. |
38_143 Requa, Klamath River, 7 Aug. 1921 Del Norte Co. No. 9339. Franseria chamissonis Less. var. bipinnatisecta Less. On sand beach of the Klamath River No. 9340. Trifolium involucratum Ort., var. Kennedianum Jepson.=T. Wormskjoldii Lehm. Showy purple-headed plant on sandy beach of Klamath River. No. 9341. Juncus bolanderi Engelm. with 9340. No. 9342. Scirpus americanus with 9340. No. 9343. Juncus articulatus L. (det. P. Rubezoff, Jan. 1972) -When we reached the Klamath River we found the ferry not running by reason of its gasoline engine being out of order. That night we passed on the south shore. The river is full of fishing boats in pursuit of the salmon trout. We saw two unexperienced young tourists from Fresno take out five fish, the |
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