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40_94 Pacific Valley, Alpine Co., 13 Aug. '23 - Castilleia no. 10,179 cont. Anther long and slender attached to filament a little below middle, the cells lying side by side. Note that the calyx lobes are cleft nearly to base into subulate segmants. [sketch] anther filament. No. 10,180. Tsuga meternsiana Pacific Valley. 13 Aug. No. 10,181. Pinus monticola 13 Aug. Near Stanislaus Mdw. No. 10,182. Pinus murrayana 13 Aug. Big Mdw. [meadow] |
40_95 Dorrington, Calaveras Co., 15 Aug. '23. No. 10,183. Abies magnifica Near Stanislaus Mdw. [meadow] 13 Aug. - South of Dorrington about 1/4 mile is Frenchman Mdw. It is on the waters of the North Fork Stanislaus River which is about 3 miles beyond. The north end of Frenchman Mdw. is closely cropped by cattle and our first visit was disappointing. The next time we tried to pick up the trail to the river and thus inadvertently got tangled in the bogs of the southerly part of the mdw. Here we found Drosera rotundifolia L. in abundance (no. 10,185). Vaccinium occidentale (no. 10,188) is fruiting. Its very dark purple berries are ripe. The bushes form little rounded colonies in the mdw. 1 to 3 ft. high. Around the margins of the meadow in the edge of the woods grew Rhododendron occidentale (no. 10,198) in heavy thickets. It had just passed out of (cont. p.99. |
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