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26_18 San Francisco. Cultivated plants. Oct. 5, 1912. - Visited Golden Gate Park conserv. The Nyctaginaceous Bougainvillea glabra & laterita in handsome fl. with their 3 pink bracts. Hibiscus rosa sinensis is a very fine flowering thing. Strelitzia reginae is in fl. (Bird of Paradise Flower). Quisqualis indica (Combretaceae). Also a palm with fl. & fr. panicle on trunk far below leafy crown. Monstera deliciosa. ---------- - Cressa cretica! Madeline Plains Dr. Loughridge, 1912 ---------- - Abies magnifica photos sent by F.M. Woods 2000 Cala st. S.F. of a tree near Lake Tahoe, 119 ft. h., 13.44 ft. diam. at ground, 8.47 ft. diam. at about 5 ft. -- See U.C. hb. on box material. ---------- - Lupinus chamissonis no. 1. and L. tidestromii no. 2 from Pac. Grove. Mus. one sheet of each. -- No. 1 upper portion of keel ciliate No. 2 " " " " " No. 1. Upper calyx lobe divergently and deeply 2-toothed. |
26_19 Berkeley, Oct. '12 no. 2. Ditto, possibly teeth a trifle more divergent. no. 1. Lower lobe obscurely 3-denticulate no. 2 " " " " " no. 2. Keel seems a trifle more sharply bent upward than in no. 1. Otherwise the two seem exactly alike, in all particulars. ---------- - Congdon, J.W. he was a keen-eyed collector as shown by his picking up unusual things: Salicornia herbacea at "Embarcadero, Palo Alto, Aug. 1897" (in U.C. hb.). Also cf. Allocarya vestita Greene at Petaluma, 1880. - Shockley, W.H. See p. 171 infra. - Parry CC; Gray, Asa; Muir, John. Cf Letter File sub Anderson, 1912. - Anderson, Dr. C.L. cf Zoe, 4; 358 2; 217. Cf. also. Santa Cruz Surf, July 10, 1908, "Dr. C.L. Anderson -- An Appreciation." |
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