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40_58 Silver Valley, Alpine Co., 7300 ft. No. 10,090. Lupinus torreyi Gray = L. confertus Kell. Sandy flats, abundant. Big. Mdw. [Meadow] (L. lepidus Dougl. var torreyi Jepson.) (Big Mdw. is near Onion valley in Calaveras Co.) No. 10,091. Eriogonum spergulinum var. reddingianum Big Mdw. Sandy flats, abundant. No. 10,092. Gilia divaricata Torr. = Navarretia See p. 87. See p. 63. This low plant is very anbundant on the flats, tho' very inconspicuous. No. 10,093. Gilia leptalea Greene ssp. bicolor Mason & A. Crane Silver Lake. This is remarkably like 10,099. The differences between the two may be found contrasted on p. 62; see p.87 also. No. 10,093a Polygonum Silver Lake. No. 10,094. Linanthus ciliatus Greene. See p. 61. Silver Lake. Cor. [corolla] bright pink |
40_59 Aug. 9, 1923. (Silver Lake is in Silver Valley). No. 10,095. Phacelia hydrophylloides Torr. Silver Lake. Cor. [corolla] lobes rolled under from each side so as to make pointed corolla-lobes, the corolla thus a little star-shaped. At any rate this rolling under of the lobes gives the corolla a peculiar appearance. Stamens exserted. Cor. blue. Cont. p. 63. No. 10,096. Muhlenbergia filiformis Rydb. This grass forms the densest closest turf of any grass I know. Silver Lake. No. 10,097. Agrostis hiemalis This grass grew in a moist flat on border of Silver Lake. No. 10,098. Madia glomerata Hook det RCB 6/4/63 This madioid plant grew with preceding no. No. 10,099. Gilia capillaris Kell. [leptalea Greene var. capillaris (Kell.). crossed out] This tiny gilia is very inconspicuous in the first place, secondly it was thought at first glance to be a reduced state of no. 10,093. It was soon seen to be distinct. Cont. p. 61. Silver Lake. |
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