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40_98 Frenchman Mdw. [meadow], Dorrington, 4700 ft. hairy. Border of marsh, in edge of woods. No. 10,195. Castilleia miniata Dougl. This appears to be the same as 10,179 save that its flowers are red. With 10,179. No. 10,196. Habenaria dilatata var. leucostachys Swamp border No. 10,197. Epilobium angustifolium L. Fls. mauve-pink. Dorrington. - Navarretia divaricata (Torr.) Greene. Dorrington. See no. 21,105. No. 10,198. Rhododendron occidentale Gray. Forming dense thichets on the borders of the marsh and extending 50 yds into the woods. No. 10,199. Ribes roezlii regal. - Teratology. Saxifraga Petals 8! Stamens 5! Styles & pistils 3! Sepals 8! Spm. [specimen] no. 10,189. |
40_99 Dorrington, Calaveras Co., 17 Aug. '23. No. 10,200. Mimulus moschatus Dougl. Herbage very clammy! Moist shady swales. No. 10,201. Sagina saginoides (L.) Karst. var. hesperia Fern. This caryophyll grew in a shady forest on lotting logs. cont. from p. 95]. flowers. Lilium parvum was not infrequent in the edge of the woods (no. 10,193) and also Senecio (no. 10,190). Saxifraga (no. 10,189) was in fine condition and rather common, while two color forms of Castilleia (nos. 10,179 and 10,195) were most beautiful in this border of woods to the swamp or mds [meadow]. No. 10,202. Arctostaphylos manzanita Parry. This is abundant or at least common on Bear Mts. [Mountains]_ south of Harmon Peak. Aug. 17. _ foothills sw. of Angels Camp. |
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