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3_36 Inverness, Feb[ruary] 17, 1900 Marin Co[unty] - said to have the heaviest rainfall of any county in Calif[ornia]. [Fogs] in early summer. [Winds] in summer; less [wind] in winter. A[lnus] rubra. Alders on the beach - large trees - tide water reaches very near their bases Quercus agrifolia - bark think, the texture peculiar, splits off in chunks as if brittle like taffy. Perhaps this the reason of the peculiar fissuring. Compare bark of Quercus wislizenii. Fritillaria lanceolata - flowers [2] or 3 on a stalk, 1 1/4 in[ch] long. |
3_37 Inverness - Feb[ruary] 17, 1900. In fl[ower]: Fragaria californica Rubus ursinus Salmon Berry - shrubs 6 to 8 [feet] high. Petals broadly ovate, obtuse, 1/2 in[ch] long. Stems very prickly, the prickles stoutish, short. [Canes] tall and straight and very prickly. Flowers 3/4 to nearly 1 in[ch] broad. |
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