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38_6 San Fernando Valley to Newhall No. 8918 Chaenactis Common or abundant in San Fernando Valley No. 8919 Solanum douglasii Dunal. Mission San Fernando No. 8920 Marrubium vulgare L. Mission San Fernando No. 8921 Orthocarpus purpurascens Benth. San Fernando Valley, 1050 ft. No. 8922 Baerie near Newhall No. 8923 Lotus strigosus Greene [var. hirtellum Ottley crossed out] Near Newhall No. 8924 Trifolium microcephalum Pursh. Near Newhall No. 8925 Chaenactis Near Newhall No. 8926 Malacothrix (Discarded, insect damaged) Near San Fernando No. 8927 Trifolium gracilentum var. inconspicuum Fer. Near San Fernando No. 8927a Baeria Near San Fernando |
38_7 3 May 1920 L.A. County We pass out of the San Fernando Valley by Fernando Pass. The notch through which Fremont came on his way to San Fernando is in full view from the present motor road. Over the summit of the pass we run down thru fine clusters of live oak (Quercus agrifolia), down through a canon of many fine trees of them, to the village of Newhall where we lunch. We go on to Saugus and then turn westerly down the Santa Clara River. We cross the river and turn northerly into the hills. After a bit we begin to ascend and soon are on the Ridge Road running to Tejon Pass and the San Joaquin Valley. The lower ridges are mainly and often exclusively covered with the following no.= No.8928 Salvia leucophylla Greene. |
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