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8_40 Fortuna to Eureka --Vegetation is rank and along the fence-lines wild hedges of Rose, herbaceous stuff and the beautiful Azalea occid- have sprung up like mad. It is, moreover, a land of dairy cattle and creameries. It is so near the ocean that the fog and rain keeps things green all the year. --No. 1916. Azalea occidentalis. Loleta --No. 1917. Carex triquetra Boott. Det. K.K.M. --No 1917a. Malus fusca (Raf.) C.K. Schneid. Fortuna to Loleta --Sitka Spruces were seen between Loleta and Eureka and were frequent as far at least as half-way to Korbel. --Abies grandis, Eureka to Korbel and half-way to Angels Ranch. Trees on the mt [mountain] side; 1000 ft elevation at least. Trees 150 ft high. =Pyrus diversifolia Bong. --Sitka Spruce trees 125, perhaps 200, ft. high |
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