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40_186 Wolfskill, nw. Solano Co. May 8, 1924 [diagram] Diagram of head of Evax caulescens longitudinal median section. - Altho it is such a dry year the flowering on the rolling gravelly plains north and east of Sweeney Creek is quite remarkable. Here is where the natives hold out the best against irrigation and aliens. Fine colonies of Calochortus luteus were everywhere, some 300 to 400 yards long, the stalks thick enough to make the place showery gold in the sunshine. |
40_187 Devil's Gate, Putah Pass 8 May 1924. No. 10,408. Leptotaenia californica Nutt. Rocky banks Putah Creek. No. 10,409. Senecio eurycephalus T. & G. With 10,408. No. 10,410. Cercis occidentalis Torr. Common; with 10,408. The bushes are a beautiful sight now the masses of crimson pods full grown hang in fine clusters as a foil to the green leaves. Pope Creek, 8 May 1924. Napa Co. No. 10,411. Rhus trilobata Nutt. West side Berryessa Valley near mouth of Pope Creek. No. 10,412. Phacelia distans Bth. Pope Creek, sliding dirt hillside. No. 10,413. Phacelia calycosa (Gray). Rocky ca_on sides, Pope Creek. No. 10,414. Silene californica Dur. Ca_on flat. |
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