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40_68 Dorrington, Calaveras Co., 4800 ft. No. 10,108. Aster Meadow flat No. 10,109. Helenium bigelovii Very abundant in the mdws. No. 10,110. Potentilla douglasii Greene. = Horkelia fusca Lindl. Mdws. Abundant. Stamens 10. fils. dilated broadly; those alt. petals the longer. Petals white, cuneate-obovate, notched, rotate. Calyx-lobes reflexed; bractlets rotate, spreading beneath petals and (as it were) supporting them. Pistils 8. No. 10,111. Hypericum formosus var. scouleti [Hook. crossed out] Coulter Mdws. Common. No. 10,112. Euphorbia serpyllifolia. Pers. Forest floor, sandy opens. Invol. crests white, laciniate. Stems a little ascending, from an annual root. Drawing from this. Commonly prostrate or essentially so. |
40_69 Aug. 10, 1923. - Cont. from p. 51. No. 10,071. It has few, 1, 2 or 3 stems rising, not erect, but just off the perpendicular, leaning one might say. One cannot say decumbent, procumbent or ascending because the stems are straight from the tufted base. The infl. is a very close wand-like or narrower spike. - Cont. from p. 51. No. 10,073. The stems arise from a very dense and closely tufted base. They diverge, but are ascending and straightish; the effect is very spidery, since they are so slender and so sparsely leafy. - Ceanothus cordulatus Kell. Bushes 4 to 6 ft.h., twice as broad. Aspect of the shrub bluish-green. Common here. No. 10,113. Chenopodium carinatum = C. pumilio R. Br. About dwellings. No. 10,114. Cryptantha affinis Greene This borage grew along San Antonio Creek. - Cont. 10,062. This flourishes well |
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