Field Notes of Annie Alexander and Louise Kellogg	1939 Field Notes (Continued)
	Annie Alexander Edited by Tom Schweich

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This article contains the 1939 Field Notes of Annie Alexander and Louise Kellogg. I have attempted to reproduce the field notes as faithfully as possible while taking advantage of opportunities presented by the World Wide Web. For details about the Field Notes, please see About the Field Notes."

June

Locations: Kyle Canyon. Little Falls.

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… a few specimens of an eriogonum which according to Mr. Clokey is rare. A small, wiry shrub, matted and seldom more than a foot across clung to the steep wall of the cliffs and was quite common. We looked for the shrub species of Mountain Mahogany but all the dark shrubs hanging on to the rocks were Coleogyne. Found some Jamesia coming into bloom and Holodiscus, Galium, and Saxafraga.

Before going up Kyle Canyon visited the seep about the water tank at the Resort for specimens of the Carex named from this locality.

June 11

Locations: Kyle Canyon.

Climbed to a mahogany flat on the east side of Kyle Canyon just above the bridge ˝ mile north of Resort. Found a small crucifer we(?) needed(?) but nothing new to add to our collection. Common plants were Gilia nuttali and a Phacelia. There were several ___ ____ of Orobanche _____. Artemisia tridentata and a clump of Opuntia ursina or erincea. A short grass – Gramma? – carpeted the ground.

Locations: Little Falls.

We then went up to Little Falls to secure specimen of wild gooseberry and and wild ________ and followed around the base of the cliff for ferns. Found the largest aspen we have come across yet, 18 inches in diameter 2 ˝ feet above ground.

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On returning to the hard(?) road, walked over to the type locality of Pedicularis semi-barbatus charlestonensis as pointed out by Mr. Clokey – just north of Camp 26, above the paved road in aspens and yellow pine. Collected some specimens in fruit.

June 12

Locations: Cathedral Rock.

Walked up the Cathedral Rock Trail to the summit 8600 ft. A good trail shaded by yellow pines along the way. At and near the summit among the rocks and associated with Erigeron rosea were a number of Erigeron reductus(?) a small low growing plant. Flowers with lavendar colored rays. Besides the two species of Erigeron on the summit, noted Symphoricarpus, Holodiscus, Ribes cereum, two species of Eriogonum, Galium, a small yellow pine, juniper, pinyon pine, Cercocarpus ledifolius, Coleogyne, (?), Castilleja, Cryptantha jamesii, Cereus mohavensis, grama grass, foxtail, rye and one or two other species of grass. We looked for a shrub form of Mountain Mahogany that Mr. Clokey had told us grew on the edges of cliffs but did not find it. Near the saddle below the summit found a species of Penstemon not fully in bloom. This may be a late variety.

On the way down we took a branch trail to Twin Falls Ľ mile from the turn off, 8250 ft., passing thru a grove of aspen. Many …

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… of the aspens were bent over from the weight of winter snows. Some of the plants among the aspens were corydalis, frittalaria, Berberis repens, blue lupines, Castelleja, and angelica. The two small streams from the falls come together just below the trail and there was considerable growth on the banks between and on either side. Just back of the first fall on the trail were some large Woodsia ferns. Collected some small plants in this area.

June 13

Locations: Deer Creek.

Moved over to Deer Creek eight miles from the Charleston Resort and drove up the creek on a private road. Camping at 8250 ft. At this point two branches of the creek come together. Are told by the people who have charge of the cabins here that the real Deer Creek is north over two ridges from here – a larger stream than the one here but – does not run far.

June 14

Today climbed the ridge north and were disappointed not to see the big Deer Creek. There were some fine examples of Pinus aristata near the summit. We were surprised to find Junipers or cedars with it also plants from lower levels reaching up so higher(?) as Salvia, Gilia aggregata, cryptantha, Senecio leucoreus(?) and Artemisia tridentata. We returned by way of the Deer Cr. Spring …

… a marshy place where Dodecatheon, Aquilegia, and an orchid, Habernaria?

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… a marshy place where Dodecatheon, Aquilegia and an orchid were growing luxuriantly.

June 15

Locations: Deer Creek.

Collected up the south branch of Deer Creek today and below the bridge on the private road. The wooded stream seemed ideal for Sorex myops(?) (A kind of shrew; refer to Mammals of Nevada at: http://www.brrc.unr.edu/data/mammals/mamlist.html) but traps out there might have taken only Peromyscus . In the deeper woods up stream found Pyrola ^{not in bloom} also Juniperus communis var. montana . Two species of fern in some rocks near the creek -- Woodsia and Cheilanthes -- Pedicularis back of the stream. Collected meadow rue, columbine, and angelica – latter first bloom noted. Downstream found the Rock Daisy in crevice in a facing _______ of rock. Nearby in the rock was saxifrage in bloom.

June 16

Drove back on the Lee Canyon rock to the top of the ridge or divide between Deer Creek and Kyle Canyon, type locality according to Mr. Clokey of the violet he named “Viola Charlestonensis.” Besides the violet, collected a flat-growing purple penstemon, yellow primrose and a composite. The ridges were covered with a thicket of Mt. Mahogany with scattering yellow pine, white fir and juniper. Saw one foxtail pine. Small plants as Gilia aggregata, Linum lewisii, Cryptantha Jamesii var. abortive, Symphoricarpus, and a species of primrose not yet in bloom were quite plentiful – soils, loose gravels.

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From the ridge we drove back to Deer Creek and on to Lee Canyon making two stops on the way, one at a rocky point north of Lee Canyon where Mr. Clokey had said we would find a dwarf species of Mountain Mahogany that clumps about cliffs. We found some scraggly bushes that appeared to be this form growing with the larger variety.

Locations: Lee Canyon.

The second stop was what we took to be the type locality of Senecio leucorous “Ridge south of Lee Canyon” 8150 ft. Here we found Senecio on the wooded slope above the road – nearly all specimens collected had rays. On the flat in Lee Canyon below the Government Camp found Senecio again – more rayless than with rays. The predominant plant on the flat was a species of astragalus – flat silvery leafed not yet in flower. Visited the upper end of Lee Canyon where we collected Valeriana May 24 and took some seeded specimens. Found there a single specimen of Erigeron (small white rays) no. 780 taken on the slope above and north of Deer Creek, Erigeron radicatus and a form of no. 744.

June 17

Locations: Mummy Rock.

Followed the creek (south branch) up today to the saddle below Mummy Rock, on ridge between Deer Creek and Kyle Canyon 9850 ft. alt. according to our altimeter. Valeriana persisted to the summit and Ribes montigenum. There …

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… were some fine examples of weather beaten Pinus aristata. One huge tree had a girth of almost 20 feet 3 ft. above ground. There was a great deal of fallen timber that showed no signs of decay. Their bleached barkless trunks sculptured like stones by the changes of season and weather. From the ridge we could look down into Kyle Canyon and the precipitous Cathedral Rocks, as well as the other cliffs looked a small part of the landscape in the distance. There were many small plants growing on the divide among the flint-like angular fragments of rocks – three species of astragalus, a draba (?), the purple rayed erigeron, a penstemon and white primrose. We found a trail on reaching the summit one branch pointing to Kyle Canyon and the other to Saw Mill – Deer Creek and we took the latter on returning to camp finding a penstemon in bloom just after leaving the source of the south branch of the creek.

June 18

Locations: Charleston Park Resort.

Broke camp at Deer Creek this morning returning to the Charleston Park Resort, collecting an unusually tall Galium on the way and a “Blazing Star Thistle.” P.iu. took more traps up to Twin Falls to try again for shrews, collecting apocynum and a Brickellia(?) on the way.

June 19

No shrews in traps. Collected a cliff plant …

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… and a _______ leaf penstemon, first seen in bloom, and Holodiscus now in flower.

Locations: Spring Hill.

Collect again in the afternoon on Spring Hill north of resort.

June 20

Locations: Mary Jane Falls.

Take horses and ride up Kyle Canyon going first to where we collected Draba June 10. Find only a few dried up specimens. We then continued up the canyon for a short distance and ride up the east slope to within Ľ mile of Mary Jane Falls and tying our horses climbed to the base of the cliffs which we followed along to the falls – a small stream that drops a hundred feet or more and runs down a steep ravine – Grasses, dodecatheon and thistle (named after Mr. Clokey) the principal growth along the banks. In following along the base of the cliffs saw more Erigeron unicalis(?) than we had seen in any one place. They were growing in the crevices of the rocks and through the mats of Spirea caespitosa -- we found a few Draba among the rocks below the cliffs, gone to seed but still greem, and in one small slot a cricifer resembling “candy tuft” which we had not come across before. The plants were closer together and had mostly gone to seed. Had a fine view across the canyon of the precipitous slopes of twisted and weathered limestone below Charleston Peak. There were banks of snow that contributed to a waterfall that dropped from one cliff to another. Half way up the slope was a bench that afford a ______ for _______

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June 21

Locations: Lead Mine.

Walked up the old road to the Lead Mine, on the north side of Kyle Canyon, starting below the Resort, distance about a mile and grade, steep – a pring starts near the mine and the stream from it runs for some distance down the ravine. The upper part well wooded with yellow pine and fir – Saw some young foxtail pine. Growing in the moist banks were Dodecatheon, Angelica, orchids and Symphoricarpos. A few Jamesia in flower higher up the banks. Mr. Clokey had told us that for four years he had been trying to get 130 sheets of a certain Cruciferae growing at the mine. We think we found it at the log cabin, the same as no 810 collected yesterday at the base of cliffs near the Mary Jane Falls. It wasn’t plentiful – we counted twenty plants – took two – later found a few a short distance down the road – small and dried up, climbed the ridge above and west of the cabin trying to get a view of the cliffs of Kyle Canyon. The slope was dry and rocky and among the rocks found a species of pink (arenaria?) the same as collected at Deer Creek, no. 775.

Before reaching the stream the road climbs through thickets of Mt. Mahogany, pinyon pine, oaks, and manzanita. One Mt. Mahogany was in fruit – the only one noted.

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June 22

Locations: Clark's Sawmill. Lee Canyon.

Got an early start for Lee Canyon this morning to walk up the old Clark’s Sawmill. That evidently no longer exists. The trail or old road we followed took us after a stiff climb to the source of Lee Canyon’s water supply as indicated by a concrete box and pipe. 10,300 ft. alt. we learned at the government buildings below; a fine little stream comes down from snow banks on the limestone ridges above. The descent is very rapid and the banks are swept clean of any timber. By accident we found a small crucifer collected at Twin Falls. What plants of it we found were within a few square yards. Under a dripping rock were Woodsia ferns growing. From the trail we cut across the woods to a rocky spur finding pyrola on the way growing under rotting logs and in decayed vegetation. All had flower stalks but buds were not yet open. Collected some only because we are leaving the Charleston Mts. Tomorrow. The common plants in the woods and in open places were Pedicularis in blossom at that altitude and a small astragalus no 794 in profuse bloom. Valeriana was also common.

June 22

Locations: Las Vegas.

Pack up driving to Las Vegas in afternoon.

	May 18 Road to Charleston Park Resort Clark Co. Nevada

526 Madia Machanthera leucanthamifolia (Greene) Greene

527 Composite Hymenoxys lemoni (Greene) Cockerell

Mesa

528 Crucifer Sisymbrium altissimum L.

529 Zigadenus paniculatus Wats.

530 Leucelene ericoides (Torr) Greene

531 Ceanothus Greggii Gray var. vestitus (Greene) McMinn

532 Calachortus flexuosus

533 Penstemon eatonii

534 Linum lewisii

535 Amelanchier alnifolia var. covillei A. utahensis Koehne

536 Berberis ripens

537 Crucifer Erysimum

538 “

539 Ribes cereum

540 Crucifer

Locations: Charleston Park Resort.

May 19
Charleston Park Resort 7500 ft.
Camps 1 & 2 7700 ft.

541 Pedicularis semibarbata Charlestonensis

542 Cercocarpis ledifolius

543 Trifolium

544 Crucifer Arabis fendleri

545 Erysimum asperum

546 Prunus emarginata (Dougl.) Walp.

547 Crucifer

Locations: Deer Creek.

May 20
Deer Creek Trail

548 Arctostaphylous

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551 Felix fragilis (L.) Gilib.?

552 Spiraea caespitosa

553 Cryptantha Jamesii var. abortive

554 Euphorbia

Locations: Charleston Park Resort.

Charleston Park Resort

555 Phacelia

556 Lithospermum

557 Antenaria

558 Lupine

May 21
Charleston Park Resort Road, Clark Co., 6700 ft.

559 Crucifer

531 Ceanothus

560 Crucifer Sisymbrium altissimum

561 Linum

562 Castilleja

563 Eriodictyon trichocalyx

553 Cryptantha Jamesii var. abortive

564

565 Orobanche cooperi

566

567 Mimulus

568 Sphaeralcea grossulariaefolia (H. & A) Rydb. var. pedata (Torr.) T. H. K.

569 Phacelia Cryptantha gracilis Osterh.

570 Garrya flavencens

571 Composite Chaenactis douglasii (Hook.) H. & A.

572 Sambucus

573 Lupine Lupinus alpestris Nels.

574 Gilis Nuttallii Linanthus nuttallii (Gray) Greene ex Mlkn.

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593b O. caespitosa Nutt. subsp. crinata (Rydb.) Munz

All below & above det. Warren L Wagner, 1980

593c Oenothera caespitosa Nutt. subsp. marginata (Nutt. ex Hook. & Arn.) Munz

593d O. c. subsp. marginata

593e ditto

Locations: Little Falls.

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	Little Falls Trail		8000 ft.

575 Acer glabrum

576 Pellea

577 Ribes cereum

578 Pinus aristata

580 Pinus flexilis

581

582 Populus tremuloides

583 Pinus ponderosa scopulorum

Locations: Lee Canyon.

May 24
Lee Canyon 8650 ft.

583 Valeriana

584 Juniperus communis var. montana

585 Crucifer 8300 ft.

586 “

587 Pinus aristata

588 Pinus p. scopulorum

May 25
Charleston Park Road 6900 ft.

568 Sphaeralcea

589 Lappula redowskii (Hormen) Greene

590 Lupine Astragalus oophorus Wats.

591 Streptanthus cordatus Nutt.

608 Quercus

592 Lupine Astragalus minthorniae (Rydb.) Jepson

593 Oenothera caespitosa (Nutt.) Munz var. crinita (Rydb.) Munz

593a O. caespitosa (Nutt.) Munz var. crinita (Rydb.) Munz

594 Crucifer Sphaeralcea

568 Sphaeralcea

595 Grass Bromus rubens L.

596 Grass Poa secunda Presl.

597 Grass

598 Indian rice Oryzopsis hymenoides (Roem. & Schmidt) Ricker

599 Foxtail Sitanion hystrix (Nutt.) J. G. Smith

600 Bronco

601 Senecio

602 Erigeron

603 Atriplex

604 Delphinium parishii Gray

605 Phacelia

606 Grass Tridens pulchellus (HBK.) Hitchc.

607 “

608 Mammalaria deserti Coryphantha sp. either C. chlorantha (Engelm.) Britt. & Rose or C. vivipara var. rosea det. A. D. Zimmerman, 1983.

Locations: Deer Creek.

May 26
Deer Creek Trail 8450 ft.

554 Euphorbia 8300 ft.

611 Grass Poa longiligula Scribn. & Merr.

612 Erigeron uncialis

613 Viola charlestonens

614 Crucifer Sisymbrium pinnatum

615 Holodiscus discolor

616 “

549 Corydalis

617 Lupine 7600 ft.

May 27
Hill slope north of resort

618 Dodecatheon jeffreyi

Locations: Spring Hill.

619 Grass Carex hasseiBailey. Spring Hill, Charleston Park Resort.

620 Comandra pallida

620.1 Ditaxis diversiflora

621 Gilia aggregata

622 Ditaxis Commandra pallida A. DC.

623 Lupine

624 Berberis fremontii

625 Phlox

626 Juniperus

627

628 Smilacina liliacea

629 Fritallaria

543 Trifolium Camp 1 & 2.

541 Pedicularis

549 Corydalis

630 Fritillaria atropurpurea Nutt.
Both F. atropurpurea det. Santana, 1980.

May 28
Chalreston Park Road, 3450 ft.

632 Krameria

633 Parosela

634 Composite Petalonyx nitidus Wats.

631 Eriodictyon angustifolium Nutt.

635 Eriogonum nidularium Cov.

636 “ nidularium Cov. (near E. gracile var. effusum)

637 “

Highway 6 mi. E. Indian Springs 3100 ft.

639 Oenothera brevipes var. pallidula

640 Navarretia Langloisia setosissima (T & G) Greene ssp. setosissima Timbrook, 1978

641 Composite

642 “ Psathyrotes annua (Nutt.) Gray

643 Phacelia

644 Composite

645 “

646 Eriogonum

Locations: Indian Springs.

Road to Cold Creek, 3.8 mi. S. Indian Springs, 3600 ft.

647 Composite.

648 Buddleia utahensis

649 Mimulus biglovii Gray

650 Nemacladus rigidus rubescens Greene.

651 Oenothera refracta

652 Composite

Locations: Cold Creek Ranch.

Cold Cr. Ranch irrigation ditch 6300 ft.

653 Veronica beccabunga ssp. Americana (Raf.) Sellers, det. Sellers, 1983.

654 Ranunculus cymbalaria Pursh. var. saximontanus Fern.

655 Mimulus

656 Radicula nasturtium-aquaticum

657 Grass Carex praegracilis Boalt.

658 Grass Poa fendleriana (Steud.) Vasey.

659 Symphoricarpus longiflorus

660 Cercocarpus

661 Phacelia

662 Ribes cereum

663 Salix

664 Aquilegia

665 Lupine

666

667 Berberis fremontii

668 Composite

669 Streptanthus

Cold Creek Road 3600 ft.

670 Rafinesquia neomexicana

Locations: Cold Creek.

Cold Creek 6300 ft.

671 Gilia

672

Charleston Park Road

673 Composite

674

Locations: Spring Hill.

	June 7
	Spring Hill, north of resort, 7500 ft.

718 Grass Carex hassei Bailey

719 Sorrel

720 Watergrass Heleocharis montevidensus Kunth. var. parishii (Britt.) V. Grant

721 Crucifer Sisymbrium altissimum

722 Senecio leucoreus

Charleston Park Road 6700 ft.

723 Eriodictyon

724 Aster Erigeron argentatus Gray ssp. lypicum Stewart

725 Hedeoma

726 Composite

727 Grass Elymus condensatus Presl. var. pubens Piper.

529 Zygadenus

Locations: Rainbow Falls.

June 8
Walk to Rainbow Falls Deer Creek? 1 mi. S Little Fall, 8000 ft.

728 Erigeron concinnus

729 Ceanothus fendleri

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740 Mentzelia albicaulis

741 Crucifer

742 Symphoricarpus vascinoides

743 Arabis pengulina

744 Gilia pungens

722 Senecio leucoreus

745 Cryptantha

Locations: Spring Hill.

June 10
Spring hill north of resort, 7500 ft.

746 Carex interior Bailey var. charlestonensis Pennell & Clokey

747 Equisetum

748 Juniperus scopulorum

749 Composite

Locations: Kyle Canyon.

˝ mi. above resort Kyle Canyon, 7600 ft.

750 Jamesia Americana T. & G.

550 Cheilanthes

853 Grass

Near head of Kyle Canyon 8000 ft

613 Viola

751 Forsellesia nevadensis A. Gray

722 Senecio leucoreus

752 Galium parishii

743 Arabis

753 Eriogonum McDougal(?)

754 Draba cuneifolia Nutt.

755 Cereus mohavensis

612 Erigeron uncialis

769 Holodiscus microphyllus Rydb.

Locations: Spring Hill.

June 11
Spring Hill, north of resort, 7650 ft.
Mahogany Flat, east side of Kyle Canyon

756 Crucifer Gayophytum Nuttallii Torr. & Gray

561 Linum Lewisii

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565 Orobanche

734 Antennaria rosea

757 Ribes montigenum McClatchie

758 Rubus leucodermis Dougl.

582 Populus tremuloides

576 Pellea

Locations: C. C. C. Camp.

June12
C.C.C. Camp 7000 ft.

759 Asclepiodora

Road 6700 ft.

647 Composite

723 Eriodictyon

589 Cryptantha

722 Senecio

770 Phlox

Locations: Cathedral Rock.

Cathedral Rock Trail 8000 ft.

761

762 Erigeron radicatus 8600 ft.

763 Castilleja 8600 ft.

764 Penstemon 8500 ft.

765 Osmorhiza obtuse (C. & R.) Fernald.

551

610 Valeriana

767 Draba

768 Crucifer

769 Holodiscus

770 Phlox

Locations: Charleston Park Resort.

June 13
Charleston Park Resort

771 Composite

Locations: Deer Creek.

Deer Creek 8259 ft.

772 Lupine Crucifer

773 Lupine

774 Erigeron townsendia scapigera Eat.

775 Arenaria aculeate Wats.

June 14

776 Galium 8250 ft.

777 Gilia 8500 ft.

778 Streptanthus 8500 ft.

779 Salvia carnosa 8500 ft.

780 Erigeron 9000 ft.

762 Erigeron radicatus

Locations: Deer Creek Spring.

Deer Cr. Spring

781 Urtica

782 Habenaria sparsiflora Wats.

722 Senecio

Locations: Deer Creek.

June 15
Deer Creek 8259 ft.

610 Valeriana occidentalis Heller

768

784 Thalictrum fendleri Engelm.

664 Aquilegia

785 Angelica Kingii (Wats.) C. + R.

612 Erigeron uncialis 8100 ft.

731 Heuchera rubescens

722 Senecio 8250 ft.

593 Oenothera

June 16
Ridge between Deer Cr. Canyon and
Kyle Canyon Road,

786 Oenothera lavandulaefolia var. glandulosa

787 Penstemon menziesi P. thompsoniae (Gray) Rydb. ssp. Jeageri Keck

613 Viola

788 Composite Hymenoxys acaulis (Pursh) Parker var. arizonica (Greene) Parker

592 Lupine

625 Gilia

791 Astragalus ?pictus Gray

Locations: Rock Point.

Rock Point, S. Lee Canyon, 7800 ft.

Locations: Lee Canyon.

725 Hedoma

753 Eriogonum McDougal

789 Erigeron

790 Cercocarpus

Ridge, S. Lee Canyon
Type locality Senecio leucoreus

722 Senecio

Upper end Lee Canyon, 8650 ft.

792 Astragalus manca (Rybd.) Wheeler

780 Erigeron

762 Erigeron radicata

610 Valeriana

794 Astragalus

776 Galium 7800 ft.

Locations: Mummy Rock.

June 17
Ridge between Deer Cr. And Kyle canyon
Saddle at base of Mummy Rock, 9850 ft.

795 Draba 9450 ft.

792 Astragalus

798 Oxytropis oreophila Gray

797 Penstemon Kekeai

593 Oenothera

796 Crucifer 9450 ft.

593 Oenothera Camp, 8250 ft.

780 Erigeron

June 18
Road to Kyle canyon from Deer Cr.

533 Penstemon eatonii

776 Galium

775 Arenaria

799 Mentzelia laevicaulus 7000 ft.

Locations: Cathedral Rock.

Cathedral Rock Trail

801 Osmorrhiza

802 Brickellia

551

Locations: Twin Falls.

June 19
Twin Falls 8150 ft.

767 Draba Has a question mark to left of number.

803 Potentilla Ivesia Jaegeri Munz & Johnson

769 Holodiscus

764 Penstemon bridgesii

Locations: Spring Hill.

Spring Hill 7500 ft.

620 Comandra

749 Composite Hymenopappus filifolius var. eriopodus

804

805

806 Grass

665 Astragalus

807 Astragalus

Spring on hill

718 sedge

808 Grass

809 Rosa

746 Carex

664 Dodecatheon

619 Grass

766 Calochortus

Locations: Kyle Canyon.

June 20
Kyle Canyon – West Side

754 Draba

540 Crucifer

Locations: Mary Jane Falls.

Mary Jane Falls 8200 ft.

754 Draba

810 Crucifer

612 Erigeron uncialis

540 Crucifer

593 Oenothera

Locations: Spring Hill.

Spring Hill

553 Cryptantha Jamesii var. abortive

622 Ditaxis

June 20
Spring Hill

800 Apocynum

Kyle Canyon Road

811 Cirsium

812 Opuntia

Locations: Lead Mine.

June 21
Lead Mine Road

813 Composite 7700 ft.

756 Crucifer

542 Cercocarpus

782 Habenaria sparsiflora

549 Corydalis

775 Arenaria 8000 ft.

561 Linum

810 Crucifer

543 Trifolium

814 Opunita occidentalis

721 Crucifer

743 Crucifer

June 22
Lee Canyon and return

735.1 Oenothera howardii (A. Nels.) Wagner

593 Oenothera howardii (A. Nels.) Wagner

767 Crucifer 10,320 ft.

815 Pyrola 10,320 ft.

816 Oenothera Potentilla crinata A. Gray (Wats.) var. lemmonii K & P 7800 ft.

784 Thalictrum

793 Crucifer


	Rocky Point, S. Lee Canyon

789 Erigeron

802 Brickellia

Locations: Deer Creek.

Deer Creek, 8000 ft.

803 Potentilla See June 19

744 Gilia pungens

Locations: Spring Hill.

Spring Hill, 7500 ft.

806 Grass

808 Deschampsia caespitosa (L.) Beauv.

808 Bromus carinatus L.

June 23
Base Spring Hill

817 Clematis ligusticafolia

813 Composite This entry is crossed out.

766 Calochortus Crossed out. Fritillaria atropurpurea Nutt. det. Santana, 1980

Charleston Road, 3450 ft.

854 Eriogonum

855 Eriogonum

810 Crucifer Lepidium

(nos. 818 – 842 on pgs. 13 and 14)

	1939 June 26
	West of Baker, Calif.

Locations: Baker.

843 Dalea spinosa Gray

844 Petalonyx E[ast of] Baker
Tidestroma oblongiflora (Wats.) Standl.

Locations: Barstow.

845 Abronia Between Yermo & Barstow

351 See May 2 Cassia armata Wats. Between Barstow & Victorville

846 Oenothera brevipes Between Barstow and Victorville.

Locations: Victorville.

847 Croton californica var. mohavensis. West of Victorville.

848 Composite Acamptopappus sphaerocephalus (Harv. & Gray) Gray var. hirtellus Blake. West of Victorville.

849 Navarretia Eriastrum eremicum (Jeps.) Mason West of Victorville.

850 Eriastrum plutiflorum (Heller) Mason. Mint Canyon, Los Angeles County.

851 Nicotiana glauca Graham. 4 miles south of Newhall.

852 Laganaria. Hollywood Hotel.

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Parker Dam, Colorado R., Calif – May 4, 1939

Locations: Parker Dam.

Parker Dam, Colorado R., Calif – May 4, 1939

Looking down river from Parker Dam, Calif.

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Parker Dam, Colorado R., Calif. May 4, 1939

Locations: Parker Dam.

Parker Dam, Colorado R., Calif. May 4, 1939

Parker Dam

Parker Dam, Colorado R., Calif., May 4, 1939

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Road to Gene Wash Intake, Parker Dam, Calif., May 7, 1939

Locations: Gene Wash.

Road to Gene Wash Intake, Parker Dam, Calif., May 7, 1939

Parker Dam Lake, Calif., May 4, 1939

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Gene Wash Intake, Parker Dam, Calif. May 7, 1939.

Locations: Gene Wash.

Gene Wash Intake, Parker Dam, Calif. May 7, 1939.

Gene Wash Intake, Parker Dam, Calif., May 7 1939.

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Arm of Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif. May 5, 1939.

Locations: Copper Basin Lake.

Arm of Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif. May 5, 1939.

Gene Wash, Copper Basin Lake, Whipple Mts., Calif. May 5, ’39.

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Cereus giganteus. Power Line Rd., Whipple Mts, Calif. May 7, 1939

Locations: Whipple Mountains.

Cereus giganteus. Power Line Rd., Whipple Mts, Calif. May 7, 1939

Palo Verde in bloom. Parkinsonia microphyllum Power Line Rd., Whipple Mts., Calif. May 7, 1939.

Dalea spinosa Bowman’s Wash, Whipple Mts., Calif. May 7, 1939

Locations: Bowmans Wash.

Dalea spinosa Bowman’s Wash, Whipple Mts., Calif. May 7, 1939

Parkinsonia microphylla in bloom, Power Line Rd., Whipple Mts., Calif. May 7, 1939.

Agave utahensis nevadensis Nolina bigelovii Road to N. W. side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif. May 7, 1939

Locations: Copper Basin Lake.

Agave utahensis nevadensis Nolina bigelovii Road to N. W. side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif. May 7, 1939

Road to N. W. side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif. May 7, 1939.

Opuntia bigelovii. Rd. to N. W. side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif., May 7, 1939.

Locations: Copper Basin Lake.

Opuntia Bigelovii. Rd. to N. W. side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif., May 7, 1939.

On road to Gene Wash Intake, Parker Dam, Calif. May 7, 1939.

Monument Peak, Whipple Mts., Calif., from Bowman Wash, May 7, 1939

Locations: Monument Peak.

Monument Peak, Whipple Mts., Calif., from Bowman Wash, May 7, 1939

Monument Pk., from road to N. W. side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif. May 7, 1939.

Road to N. W. side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif., May 7, 1939.

Locations: Copper Basin Lake.

Road to N. W. side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif., May 7, 1939.

Northwest side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif., May 7, 1939.

Locations: Copper Basin Lake.

Northwest side Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif., May 7, 1939.

Colorado R., below Parker Dam, Calif., May 5, 1939

Locations: Colorado River.

Colorado R., below Parker Dam, Calif., May 5, 1939

Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif., May 6, 1939.

Locations: Copper Basin Lake.

Copper Basin L., Whipple Mts., Calif., May 6, 1939.

Echinocactus acanthodes, Copper Basin, Whipple Mts., Calif., May 6, 1939.

Echinocactus acanthodes -- Copper Basin, Whipple Mts., Calif, May 6, 1939.

Echinocactus acanthodes -- Copper Basin, Whipple Mts., Calif, May 6, 1939.

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Cereus giganteus, Gene Wash – Copper Basin Road, Whipple Mts., Calif., May 5, 1939.

Locations: Gene Wash.

Cereus giganteus, Gene Wash – Copper Basin Road, Whipple Mts., Calif., May 5, 1939.

Cereus giganteus. Gene Wash – Copper Basin Rd., Whipple Mts., Calif.

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Crossroads, Calif., May 9, 1939.

Locations: Cross Roads.

Crossroads, Calif., May 9, 1939.

Canal – Water from Parker Dam Lake, Calif., May 9, 1939.

Chilopsis linearis (Specimen #400) on road to Goffs from Needles, Calif., May 10, 1939.

Chilopsis linearis (Specimen #400) on road to Goffs from Needles, Calif., May 10, 1939.

Chilopsis linearis

Chilopsis linearis

New York Mts., Calif., May 10, 1939.

Locations: New York Mountains.

New York Mts., Calif., May 10, 1939.

One mile south of Barnwell, New York Mts., Calif., May 10, 1939

Locations: Barnwell.

One mile south of Barnwell, New York Mts., Calif., May 10, 1939

Mormon Canyon, southeast Clark Mt. Station., Barstow – Las Vegas Highway, Calif., May 16, 1939.

Locations: Mormon Canyon.

Mormon Canyon, southeast Clark Mt. Station., Barstow – Las Vegas Highway, Calif., May 16, 1939.

Coliseum Mine Road, looking north to Kingston Peak., Calif., May 13, 1939.

Approach to Kyle Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 25, 1939.

Locations: Kyle Canyon.

Approach to Kyle Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 25, 1939.

Opuntia acanthocarpa -- Mesa, 6700 ft., Kyle Canyon, May 25, 1939.

Pinus ponderosa scopulorum (Specimen #583) Charleston Park Resort, 7500 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev., May 24, 1939.

Pinus ponderosa scopulorum (Specimen #583) Charleston Park Resort, 7500 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev., May 24, 1939.

Charleston Park Resort, Nev., June 21, 1939.

Locations: Charleston Park Resort.

Charleston Park Resort, Nev., June 21, 1939.

Our cabin, Charleston Park Resort, 7000 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev. May

Locations: Charleston Park Resort.

Our cabin, Charleston Park Resort, 7000 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev. May 30, 1939.

Road from Kyle to Lee Canyon, looking south, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 22, 1939.

Kyle Canyon, Charleston Pk., from Spring Hills, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 26, 1939

Locations: Kyle Canyon.

Kyle Canyon, Charleston Pk., from Spring Hills, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 26, 1939

Cathedral Rock from Spring Hills, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 26, 1939

Locations: Cathedral Rock.

Cathedral Rock from Spring Hills, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 26, 1939

Little Falls, Kyle Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 26, 1939.

Locations: Little Falls.

Little Falls, Kyle Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 26, 1939.

Kyle Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev.

Looking south from Lead mine, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 21, 1939

Locations: Lead Mine.

Looking south from Lead mine, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 21, 1939

Looking south from Spring Hill, Kyle Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., May 26, 1939

Lee Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., 8300 ft., May 24, 1939

Locations: Lee Canyon.

Lee Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., 8300 ft., May 24, 1939

Lee Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., 8650 ft., May 24, 1939

Abies concolor. Lead mine, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 21, 1939.

Locations: Lead Mine.

Abies concolor. Lead mine, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 21, 1939.

Pinus ponderosa scopulorim. Lead mine, June 21, 1939.

Pinus ponderosa scopulorim. Lead mine, June 21, 1939.

Summit of ridge between Deer Ck., and Kyle Canyon, 9850 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev., June 17, 1939.

Summit of ridge bet. Deer Cr. and Kyle Canyon, 9850 ft., below Mummy Rock, Charleston Mts., Nev., Pinus aristata, June 17, 1939.

Summit of ridge bet. Deer Cr. and Kyle Canyon, 9850 ft., below Mummy Rock, Charleston Mts., Nev., Pinus aristata, June 17, 1939.

Pinus aristata -- girth 30 ft., ridge below Mummy Rock, 9850 ft., Chalreston Mts., Nev., June 17, 1939

Pinus aristata -- girth 30 ft., ridge below Mummy Rock, 9850 ft., Chalreston Mts., Nev., June 17, 1939

Weathered root of Pinus aristata, ridge below Mummy Rock, 9850 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev.

Weathered root of Pinus aristata, ridge below Mummy Rock, 9850 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev.

Mummy Rock, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 17, 1939

Locations: Mummy Rock.

Mummy Rock, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 17, 1939

Kyle Canyon from ridge below Mummy Rock, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 17, 1939.

Lee Canyon from source of water supply, 10, 3000 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev., June 22, 1939.

Locations: Lee Canyon.

Lee Canyon from source of water supply, 10, 3000 ft., Charleston Mts., Nev., June 22, 1939.

Old road to water supply, Lee Canyon, Charleston Mts., Nev., June 22, 1939.

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Alexander

June 23

Locations: Coliseum Mine. Las Vegas.

Drive in three hours from Las Vegas to the Coliseum Mine Road taking the Power Line Road soon after crossing the Nevada – California boundary. Make camp about one mile below the Coliseum Mine and in P. M. walk up a flat leading to the canyon that drains the narrow belt of firs at the base of the north facing cliffs of Clark Mt., a heavy growth of shrubs on the flat or mesa including Fallugia, Coleogyne, Lycium, Ephedra, and three species of Opuntia. Penstemon palmeri is now in seed.

June 24

Locations: Clark Mountain.

Today walked to the base of the cliffs of Clark Mountain facing north and sheltering a narrow belt of white fir. The canyon which drains this part of the mountain forks at the upper end forming the two basins which contain the fir forest. In climbing we took the right hand fork having to go around two rocks on precipices in the canyon and soon after we had reached the basin. It was a stiff up hill pull to the base of the cliffs at 7500 ft altitude. On the way noted Salvia in bloom, Garrya in fruit, and small plants in flower, the commonest one being a species of parsley(?) gone to seed. We had intended following around the base of the cliffs for rock loving plants but the climb had consumed too much time. However, we did find a few rock plants in sheltered places.

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	May 10 See plants.

Locations: Needles.

400 Chilopsis linearis (Cov.) Sweet 11.3 mi. N. W. Needles

401 Datura discolor D. meteloides DC. 13.3 mi. N. W. Needles.

402 Cucurbita palmate Wats. 20.8 mi. N. W. Needles.

Locations: New York Mountains.

403

Composite Eriophyllum pringlei Gray South slope N. Y. Mts.

404

Delphinium Parishii or amabile ? South slope N. Y. Mts.

405

Krameria canescens South slope N. Y. Mts.

406

Brickellia South slope N. Y. Mts.

407

Navarretia South slope N. Y. Mts.

408

Eriophyllum Wallacei South slope N. Y. Mts.

409

Mirabilis bigelovii Gray var. retrosa (Haller) Munz Mesa N. Y. Mts. 3850 ft.

410

Layia glandulosa Mesa N. Y. Mts. 3850 ft.

411

Calochortus Kennedyi Mesa N. Y. Mts. 4400 ft.

Locations: Barnwell.

412

Erigeron 1 mi. S. Barnwell.

413

Erigeron Mesa 4450 ft.

414

Gilia latifolia Mesa 4400 ft.

415

Mesa 4400 ft.

416

Phlox stansburyi (Torr.) Heller Mesa 4500 ft.

417

Brickellia incana Gray Mesa 4500 ft.

418

Senecio Mesa 4500 ft.

419

Erigeron pumilis Nutt. ssp. concinnoides Cronq. Wash 4600 ft., Juniper & Joshua trees.

420

Cryptantha tumulosa Wash 4600 ft., Juniper & Joshua trees.

421

Artemisia Franseria eriocentra Gray Wash 4600 ft., Juniper & Joshua trees.

422

Penstemon Wash 4600 ft., Juniper & Joshua trees.

423

Lupinus ? rubens Rydb. Wash 4600 ft., Juniper & Joshua trees.

424

Salvia carnosa = S. dorrii (Kell.) Abram Wash 4600 ft., Juniper & Joshua trees.

425

Fallugia Wash 4600 ft., Juniper & Joshua trees.

426

Phacelia Verbena goodingii Briq. North slope N. Y. Mts.

Locations: Ivanpah.

427

Phacelia 1˝ mi. E. Ivanpah

428

Lepidium near Ivanpah

Locations: Clark Mountain.

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	Clark Mt. Station, 4400 ft.

430

Penstemon Palmeri

431

Stanleya pinnata (Pursh.) Britton

432

Cowania

Locations: Mormon Canyon.

May 12 Mormon Canyon
2 mi. S.E. Clark Mt. Station 4600 ft.

433

Coleogyne ramosissima

434

Castilleja

435

Arenaria macradenia var. parishiorum

436

Linanthus maculates

437

Allium Dorr Cave, Mormon Canyon, 5400 ft.

438

Linum Dorr Cave, Mormon Canyon, 5400 ft.

Locations: Dorr Cave.

439

Composite, Trail to Dorr Cave

440

Mimulus, Trail to Dorr Cave

441

Senecio, Trail to Dorr Cave

442

Mentzelia albicaulis, Trail to Dorr Cave

443

(Blank), Trail to Dorr Cave

444 (Blank), Trail to Dorr Cave

Collection No. 444 not found in SMASCH

445

Tragia seylaris Muell-Arg., Trail to Dorr Cave.

446

Ephedra viridis Cov. , Trail to Dorr Cave, 5,000 ft.

447

Cheilanthes

448

Cowania mexicana, Dorr’s cabin.

449 Yucca baccata, Dorr’s cabin, 5,000 ft.This collection not found in SMASCH, entered it into Observation table, instead of the Collection table.

Locations: Mormon Canyon.

450

Cereus mohavensis, Mormon canyon

451 Orobanche cooperi, Mormon canyon. This collection not found in SMASCH, entered it into the Observation table instead of the Collection table.

452

Pinus monophylla, Mormon canyon

453 Juniperus californica, Mormon canyon. This collection is more likely J. osteosperma, but was not found in SMASCH. It has been entered in this web site as an Observation, rather than a Collection.

454

Thamnosma Montana, Mormon canyon

455

Grass Poa longiligula, Mormon canyon

456

Festuca octoflora Walt., Mormon canyon

457

Cheilanthes feei Moore, Mormon canyon

Locations: Mormon Canyon.

459

Oenothera caespitosa Nutt. var. marginata (Nutt.) Munz (orig. det.); subsp. crinata (Rydb.) Munz, det. W. L. Wagner Unable to read date., Mormon canyon

460

Lycium cooperi, Mormon canyon.

461

Calochortus aureus, Mormon canyon.

462

Oenothera multijuga Wats. var. parviflora (Wats.) Munz, Mormon canyon

463

Spirea caespitosa, Mormon canyon.

464

Juniperus

Locations: Clark Mountain.

May 13
Power Line Road, W slope Clark Mt., 4000 ft.

466

Acamptopappus Schockleyi Gray

467

Parosela Fremontii Dalea Fremontii Torr. var. minutifolia (Parish) L. Benson JEPS68901 has a determination of Psorothamnus arborescens (Torr. ex A. Gray) Barneby var. minutifolius (Parish) Barneby, while UC626059 has a determination of P. fremontii (Torr. ex A. Gray) Barneby var. fremontii

468

Tiquilia canescens (DC.)A. T. Richardson var. canescens.

Locations: Coliseum Mine.

469

Salazaria mexicana Torr., Colisseum Mine road, 4600 ft.

470

Gaura coccinea (Nutt.) Parish, Colisseum Mine road, 4600 ft.

471

Near mine

472

Penstemon centranthifolius, Near mine.

473

Physaria chambersi Rollins, Near mine.

474

Streptanthus (Caulanthus) crassicaulis (Torr.) Wats.

475

476

Mesa Power Line Rd.

477 Near mine.No record of this collection in herbarium.

478

Astragalus lentiginosus, Near mine.

479

Romneya coulteri, Near mine.

480

Cheilanthes

481

Psilostrophe cooperi, Power line road, 4000 ft.

482

Navarretia Langloisia setosissima (T&G) Greene ssp. punctata (Coville) Timbrook, Timbrook 1978, Power line road, 4000 ft.

Locations: Mountain Pass.

May 14
S. slope Clark Mt. Road to old zinc mine opposite Mountain Pass Service Station

483

Composite. Haplopappus linearifolius DC. ssp. interior (Cov.) Hale. Ericameria linearifolia (DC.) Urbatsch & Wussow, det. Urbatsch, 1979.

484

Cryptantha confertiflora (Greene) Payson

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485

Phacelia

486

Phacelia Fremontii Torr.

487

Astragalus

488 488.1 488.2

Fraxinus anomala Wats. (Fruit: see June 25) 6000 ft.

489

Ribes cereum Dougl.

490 Symphoricarpus This collection not found in SMASCH.

491

Arabis

492

Oenothera caespitosa Nutt. subsp. marginata (Nutt. ex Hook. & Arn.) Munz

493

Composite Asclepias asperula (Dene.) Woodson

494

Grass Poa longiligula Scribn. & Williams

495

Garrya

496

Mirabilis froebelli Clark Mt. Sta. 4400 ft.

497 Yucca mohavensis Clark Mt. Sta. 4400 ft. This collection was not found in SMASCH.

Locations: Clark Mountain Station.

May 15
Clark Mt. Station

498

Cowania

499

Composite Dyssodia Thurberi Gray

500 Chaenactis This collection was not found in SMASCH.

501

Hymenoclea salsola

502

Navarretia Langloisia setosissima (T. & G.) Greene ssp. punctata (Coville) Timbrook. Timbrook 1978.

503

Nemacladus rigidus

Locations: Coliseum Mine.

504

Eschscholtzia glyptosperma May 13 near Colisseum mine.

Locations: Mormon Canyon.

505

Fallugia Mormon Canyon.

506

Amelanchier Mormon Canyon.

Locations: Mescal Spring.

Mescal Spring 4700 ft.
1˝ mi. S. E. Mountain Pass.

507

Lupinus ? rubens Rydb.

508

Eschscholtzia minutiflora

509

Lomatium

510

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511

Symphoricarpus

512

Baccharis viminea

Locations: Clark Mountain Station.

May 16
Mesa, Clark Mt. Station

513 Composite This collection was not found in SMASCH.

514

Baileya multiradiata

Locations: Mescal Spring Canyon.

515

Viguiera multiflora (Nutt.) Blake var. nevadensis (Nels.) Blake. Mescal Spring Canyon, 4750 ft.

516

Syntrichopappus fremontii Gray Mescal Spring Canyon, 5000 ft.

517

Allium nevadense Wats.

518

Composite

519

Montia Limia utahensis Rydb.

520

521

Layia glandulosa

522

Chaenactis steviodes

Locations: Mormon Canyon.

523

Delphinium Parishii or amabile ? Mormon Canyon.

524 Sphaeralcea ambigua Mormon Canyon This collection not found in SMASCH.

June 24
Power line road to junction Colisseum Mine Road, California

818

Navarretia Langloisia setosissima (T. & G.) Greene ssp. Setosissima Timbrook 1978 5 mi., E

819

Lepidium

Locations: Coliseum Mine.

Colisseum Mine Road

430 Penstemon Palmeri 4700 ft. This appears to be a duplicate field notes entry. See also Collection No. 430 on Page 10.

Locations: Clark Mountain.

N. slope Clark Mt., 5000 ft.

820

Opuntia acanthocarpa

821

Opuntia erinacea

822 822.1 822.2

Arenaria macradenia Wats. var. Parishorum Robins

823

Menodora scoparia Engelm.

824

Castilleja

825

Brickellia

Locations: Clark Mountain.

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	June 25 North facing slope of Clark Mt.

826

Galium

822

Arenaria See Collection No. 822 on previous page.

827

Whipplea utahensis = Fendlerella utahensis (Wats.) Heller 6000 & 7500 ft.

828

Brickellia 6000 ft.

829

Gilia Aggregata = Ipomopsis aggregata cf. ssp. arizonica 7000 ft.

830

Lomatium parryi Wats. 6500 ft.

831

Senecio stygius Greene 6000 – 7500 ft.

832

Phacelia perityloides

833

Composite

783

Composite

834

Penstemon eatonii Gray 7000 ft.

835

Crucifer Lesquerella latifolia A. Nels. 7500 ft.

836

Erigeron uncialis Blake 7500 ft.

837

Gilia pungens var. tenuiloba 7500 ft.

838 Symphoricarpus 7500 ft. This collection not found in SMASCH.

839

Saxifrage Heuchera rubescens Torr. var. alpicola Jeps. 7500 ft.

840

Ribes cereum Dougl.

841

Frasera albomarginata Wats. 7000 ft.

842

Composite Petradoria pumila (Nutt.) Greene 6500 ft.

488.2

Fraxinus anomala Wats.

June 26, 1939 (?)

351.2

Cassia armata Wats.

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