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4 “sous nono oF. DRIED PLANTS MADE BY ae. a. SEES
PORT TRION, AND VICINITY, CALIFORNIA, NEAR BASS
Ms: AND LONG. 119,9 1857-8. ‘BY asa GRAY, M.D.

peck orerao a 14, ony re ad Aacere: Don.
ora, Gray.

oliolis
4 Hack Sete Benth..
a, Nuit,
petalis 2 if Cercocarpus S essiibed at.
us exfue priesertim 27. (nothera | biennis, Z. var,” |
igs? {4 3. u wail ing ne
(var. oi —
cy id
= ¢ jarkia nt

on: Clarkia yada sa nov.) : age linearibus Ben

ashi ate positian ibis ‘his itighisl Clarkia Solehells ap
goto ma, Spach.) elegans ; the: foliage (which, with the |

- flower-buda, is minutely ok Gane an re-~
P e middle ©

claw is toothless; while the blossoms are racemosely disposed
the simple stem or branches as in C. elegans, in bud

strongly drooping. There are

no seales at the base ae the fila-

ments; but the throat of the short funnel-form tube of the calyx
is evenly and densely bearded with villous hairs. Petals purple

lade. Capsules rather slender,

uschneria C; Sway Preal.,
um, Mahl.

34. Mentzelia albic ite, Ds wgi.
85. Mesarrhiza Calif bre
36. Cicuta maculata,

37. Berula angnstiioli i ‘

38. Edosmia Gairdneri, Vui/.

89. Peucedanum utriealatira, Nutt.

40. Galium boreale, L. re
Erigeron Doug!asii, To rr. fray.
oe

43. Leptosyne Douglasii, DC.

44. Helianthus lenticularis, Dewal.

+ enactis clabriuscula, YC. var
megacephala,. Gray, in Fl

W hipp!,
46. Bu rrielia gracilis, D¢
47. Bahia eiae De ;

-or pink, often with a deeper-colored spot toward the’ base of the
b

sessile, or the lowest subsessile.
48. oe ‘ade sey oa as Si
9, \T 1

DC.
40, Lavia “gaillartiotder) dibok. G Arn.
appo aibo; foltis pinnatif-

iis, i

=. corymbosa, DC.
52. Achillea Millefolinm, L.
5% Senecio Deu iglasii, DC.
64 Sonchns asper, Vill.
55. Calnis Hnearifolta, DC.
56. Macrorliynchus grandifloras, Vutt.
57.. Arete <tapheylos neg nea, Lindl.

r, Ben

, 68. OC sone oie

59.” ver. gear aie

60. Sero »phularia nodos

61. Pentstemon pment 2 Benth.
fol. Iatioribus.

62. PenrsteEMon Brevircorus, Lindl. var. Sbrubby:; lower
leaves short (half an inch or less in length,) oblong or some-
what obovate, very obtuse; sepals glandularvillous (as they
are, less conspicuously. in Deuglas’s wranets: corolla strong-
ly bearded, Cw at the summit of the lobes, with long and

ndular hairs. The ex pression. “labio superiore villoso ” doen

Tot adequately express it.

63. Pentstemon TERNATUS (Zorr. in Mex. Bound. Surv.) _

glaber, basi fruticosus; eaulibus floridis ramisve virgatis simpli-

cissimis fase ~_ heperates aa Taser igeesists be
agineo-serratis —

sig!

: limbo | ‘hevuic labiis tees superiore se Mane is
bitido, inferiore tri ipartito, segmentis patentibns angust

ik

3

oe ie Bet Steml§or simple branches slender, one or two feet long, lealy to
ie" the infforescence, the leaves about the length of the internodes.

Flowers ina virgate panicle. Tube of the corolla an inch Jong, —
; ohly two lines in diameter, scarcely ampliate at the summit, the
4 Jebes and upper lip only three. lines Cie Fertile filaments

i except at their base, where they are sparsely hirsute ;
rs scarcely exserted, glabrous ; sterile filament very strongly

bearded on the posterior side for its whole lengit A very ae
tinct species of Bentham’s section Elmigera fee eres in meet

in all the speciniens. nek eee
eae PENTSTEMON L&TUS (ep says pallidas,_
: glandulosus ; eastlin ‘dalibas adsce

rate specimen of -
this is what, in the account of Lieut. Beckwith’s collection,
~~ (Pacific Railroad. Explorations, 2, p. 122,) I doubtfully referred’

to P. heterophyllus. It proves to be a very distine ies of
the same section, and a handsome one, the Peintaiest brighs
blue) corolla over an inch in length.

65. Mimulus er Dougl, . Mentha Canadensis, Linn.
ye luteus, Linn. ie Monardella candieans, Benth.
al ® ed Heecien ti, os vay’. 78. Selvia Columbaria#, Benth.
oak ge 68. Castilla affinis, Hook. g- Arn. 79. “ carduacea, Benth.
cae oe & 69. hispida, Hook. P Arn. 80, sunk 5 SP RIS Bewh. ¢var, *
fe ete ive B68 « "cadens, and ¢ Hil- t tosis ;
oe ee Cree gard, " hig R. R. Expl. 6, 81. poamacrse spectabilis, Fisch. ¢
ie pp. 12, Meyer
n. ets RO Benth. (Folia 82. ‘Miniockia spectabilis, var. minor.
; floralia seepius trifida ; calyx pos- 83. Eritrichium fulvum, A. 0C ° ae
-ticé etiam bifidus; corolla nunc 84. Krynitzia leiocarpa, Fisch. ¢ js ee
72. Orthocarpus purpurascens, Benth. 85. Eritriehtenn angustifolium, Torr.
9%. Solanum ambelliferum, Eschsch. in Pacif. R. R. 5, p. 968.
"4, Datura meteloides, DC. 86. Eritrichinm, n. at tow young | to :

© flim, vor.? Bigelovii, Torr. in 87. Memophila insignia, Drape
ee ok 88, Elfisia

©

89. Phacelia rome nata, Jacg. 09. Gilia (Leptosiphon) androsacea,
20. Benth.

tanapetifoliny Ae
tenni- 100. Apocynum cannabinum, Lian.

1
ai Thurber. 01. Acerates (Anantherix) tomentosa,
93. pret — Benth. ‘or- Torr. Mex. Bound. Sure.
ma 102. Asclepias fascicularis,
93. pinnate ponfalitor, Benth. 103. Mirabilis dagarrgend ¢0 multie |
94, Eriodyctio m, Benth.
95. Gilia oa ee 9 elongate. 104, ecraaee Rosesifienicieds enricus, fog. var.
Be p eaten wu auithelmightcnm,
‘96. oa achillesefolin, Benth. ap. m, Moquin.)
97. tricolor, Benth. 105. Esiogooum yotifolinm, Benth.
98. “ (Linanthus) dichotoma, 406. angulosum, Benth.
Benth, 107. Chorizanthe procumbens, Nutt,
(An C. staticoides, var. f)

108. iomeaneie (MvucRONEA) PERFOLIATA (8p. nov.) :
glabella; foliis .¢ hartaceis, eaulinis triangulatis trilobisve sspis-
sim’ perfoliatis ; involucro tetraquetro quadridentato, dentibus
subaequalibus subulato-aristulatis ; perigonii segmentis exteriori-
bus 2—4-dentatis leviter erosis, interioribus magis lacini
briatis—Repeatedly dichotomous from annual root, divari-
cate-diffuse, a sessile and solitary involucrum in each fork ; on the
branchlets the involucres rather crowded and somewhat spicate

igs or panicled, through the less forking and the gradual reduction of

ee 8 the leaves to bracts. Radical leaves spatulate. The cauline

>; et are larger, less lobed, more amplexicaul, (and most of
em really perfoliate,) and the angles or lobes less hrcA

ned in ©. (Mucronea, Benth.) Californica ; ag four

teeth of the involucre also tipped with a shorter awn, not mide

the latter, especially the three inner ones, conspicuously fimb:
ate-laciniate. Otherwise this plant closely resembles Beciiou's
M *

Chorizanthe merely in the laxer inflorescence.

_ ine, stamens,) i is an intersting tins plainly connecting Lastar-

ing the perigonium when that is fully vera the divisions *
the tl

Te a gil does not be’ong Remy’s C. commissuralis, which ©
from true

ria, Bemy, with the other Eriogoneous genera. The verticil- : _