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17_54 San Benito Peak (San Benito Co.) c. 4500 ft. [May 13, 1907] Libocedrus decurrens, near San Benito Peak, stump, 5 ft. diameter at 3 feet! No. 2718, Boschniakia strobilacea Gray. Near San Benito Pk. [Peak]. No. 2719. Quercus bullata, tho[ugh] most important individual in numbers in the shrub cover of the canyon slopes and ridges. This is far above Quercus dumosa (so called) which occurs lower down. Quercus bullata is invariably higher in altitude I should say, rather than northern, altho[ugh] at the north it comes down low in certain places. No. 2720. Juniperus californica Wats. Male form? Idria Road Canyon high up. |
17_55 (San Benito Res.) Re. nos. 2725-2741 as to loc. cf. p. 58. May 13, 1907 San Benito Co. along San Carlos Creek, c. 3000 ft. down to 2000 ft. No. 2721. Nemophila heterophylla F & M. San Benito Canyon, c. 2400 ft. No. 2722. San Carlos Creek Canyon. Eriogonum inflatum. No! = E. indictum. No. 2723. Linanthus dichotomus Bth. San Carlos Creek Canyon. No. 2724. Agoseris. San Carlos Canyon. (discarded insect damage). No. 2725. Phacelia distans Bth. San Carlos Creek near Wildcat Oil Mine (Fresno Co.) As also _2723. No. 2726. Chaenactis. Rays pure white, disk pinkish. With _2725. No. 2727. Phacelia hispida Gray. Annual! No. 2728. Layia platyglossa ssp. campestris. Pure white rays! No. 2729. Oenothera ganraeflora T & G. Fls. [Flowers] white turning pink. Nos. 2725 to 2730 in sandy soil, San Carlos Creek. See p. 186b. No. 2730. Calochortus clavatus Wats. Pure brilliant lemon yellow. No. 2730a. Fruit. No. 2731. Juniperus Californica Wats. Bushes 5 to 12 ft. high, 1/4 to 1 ft. diameter at butt. New Idria. No. 2732. Mentzelia affinis Greene. Fls. [Flowers] yellow with 2730. |
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