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6_20 Point Reyes Penins. extending its area somewhat or perhaps recovering territory once occupied. In the open pasture on the east side of the county road (at the summit) seedling trees are taking the ground very freely. No. 1178 l.c. p. 16 ante. These bulbets are very solid; doubtless the stems die or decay and the bulbets fall to the ground to be carried along to new ground by winter rains. --Gaultheria shallon berries, deep blue black. |
6_21 Marin Co. Sept. 16, 1900 No. 1179. Bishop Pine - Inverness No. 1180. Cornus californica May. Inverness. Tall slender and straggling No. 1181. Alnus - Inverness No. 1182. Thimble Berry No. 1183. Sambucus callicarpa Greene Red-berried Elder No. 1184. Tan Bark Oak. Inverness, as the two preceding. Sprouts up from the old trunk whencut off, even if square with the ground. |
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