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4_72 Bubb's Creek circa 7500 ft. (Camp Relief) July 10 Stone notices the Birch_ here and the Juniper. It is worth noting that the Birch and the Kellogg oak touch hands here Plenty of Bitter Cherry = Cerasus emarginata & Low Buck Brush_._ No. 790. Crucifer. Annual! No. 791 Umbellifer. four ft. h. Dry soil. Several stems from same root (2,3,4). Angelica lineariloba Gray. No.792. Gooseberry. Ribes amictum Greene Diffuse shrub. 2 or 3 ft. h. = R. roezlii Regel, not amictum. ___________ _ Betula occidentalis __ Ceanothus cordulatus. |
4_73 Fresno Co. Bubb's Dome. July 10. Fine Aspen trees, straight and tall as Lombardy Poplars - 60 ft. high. Populus trichocarpa with them. No. 793. Cichoriacens. Dry rocky drift. Crepis intermedia No. 794. Fls. yellow. Umbellifer. Cymopterus terebinthinus T. & G. No. 795. Senecio Covillei Greene No. 796. Erigeron.coulteri Porter. Rays 60 or more. Meadows. No. 797. Blue Spike Lupin. Meadow. Lupinus pratensis Heller. No. 798. Prunus emarginata Walp. Cherry. Very common in the rock talus. Bubb's Creek. 6 ft. high |
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