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40_182 Vacaville, May 8, 1924 No. 10,400. Lathyrus Jepsonii ssp. caifornicus Herbage very glaucous!!! but not white-glaucous, and yet distinctly glaucous. Corolla white, banner pink-veined in center, a little pink flushed shortly after opening, all the petals sordid in age. Jewett ranch, side of lane. No. 10,401. Wyethia angustifolia (D.C.) Nutt. Bracts of the involucre a bit purplish at base. With 10,400. No. 10,402. Pogogyne douglasii Bth. Bottoms former winter pools near Wolfekill. Solano Co. No. 10,403. Trifolium bifidum Gray var. decipiens Greene. With 10,402. No. 10,404. Gilia leucocephala = Navarretia With 10,402. No. 10,405. Allocarya stipitata Greene var. micrantha Mc br. |
40_183 Wolfekill, May 8, 1924 With no. 10,402. Primitive vegetation of the plains of the Sacramento Valley - Lathyrus californicus, abundant on sandy "ridges." Likewise Wyethia (no. 10,401) formed large colonies. Trifolium olivaceum Greene made entire fields of hay! in early days. - The vegetation of the lowspots is partly indicated in nos. 10,402 to 10,406. No. 10,406. Psilocarphus brevissima Nutt. With 10,402. |
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