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40_120 San Francisco narrow but dense band of hairs lie between these stamens and the receptacle bearing the pistils. No. 10,260, Lilaea subulata H.B.K. Moist ditch. No. 10,261. Lemna No. 10,262. Castilleia Lake Merced No. 10,263. Eriophyllum staechadifolium Lag. Distinctly a woody bush 18 in. high where it is most well-grown. Lake Merced. Cont. p. 122. No. 10,264. Grindelia Hill-tops near sea. Lake Merced. No. 10,265. Oenothera cheiranthifolia Hornem. Sand dunes on beach. Plants always with a central rosette of leaves; beneath this rosette, from the main axis and lower axils the prostrate or procumbent stems arise. |
40_121 Oct. 18, 1923. [drawing ] - Cont. from p.119. No. 10,253. The calyx is 5-cleft with a distinctly cup-shaped base. In this base are seated five fleshy, flattish but thick, scales, adnate to the calyx but free at tip! The stamens are 5, with their filaments inserted in the sinuses of the calyx. Calyx bright pink! The outstanding features are the synsepalous base to the calyx and the fleshy scales! Calyx 2 1/2 lines long. Stamens exserted. Style 2-cleft. All flower parts glabrous. - Cont. 10,248. Stamens 5. Calyx 5-cleft, perhaps not any more |
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