Flora of the John Day Valley, Oregon
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-12- 5130. Oenothera albicaulis, Nutt. √5410. " andina, Nutt. √5411. " Boothii, Dougl. √5409. " heterantha, Nutt. √5412.? " " var. taraxicifolia, Wats. Orchidaceae. 5642. Goodyeara Menziesii, Lindl. √5414. Habenaria lencostachys, Wats. 5640. " " 5641. " Unalaschensis, (Spreng) Wats. Undistrib. Spiranthes Romanzoffiana, Cham. Orobanchaceae. √5415. Orobanche fasciculata, Nutt. √5416. " uniflora, L. Plantaginaceae. √5417. Plantago Purshii, R.& S. √5425. Collomia grandiflora, Dougl. Polemoniaceae. √5422? " linearis, Nutt. √5424. Gilia aggregata, Spreng. √5419. " capillaris, Kellogg. 5646. " debilis, Watson? Differs in being glandular, leaves rarely lobed, corollas slightly over ½ inch, leaves mainly obovate. 5123. " gracilis, Hook. 5124. " " √5426. " Harknessii, Curran. 5645. " " 5129. " inconspicua, Dougl. √5420. " intertexta, Steud. √5423. " " 5126. Phlox canescens, T& G? Sometimes inflorescence glandular, some- times not. 5128. " Douglasii, Hook. 5127. " longifolia, Nutt. √5418. Polemonium caeruleum, L. 5644. " humile, R. & S. 5125. " micranthum, Benth. Polygonaceae. 5133. Eriogonum compositum, Dougl. √5438. " dichotomum, Dougl. 5648. " " 5131. " ? Seems between E. Piperi and E. Douglasii. From E. Douglasii it differs in caudex branches present, not densely tufted; leaves 1-2 cm long, but revolute; lobes of involucres not reflexed when young. From E. Piperi, it differs in too small; blades too short; not contracted into a head; involucres short toothed; flowers 2 m.m. long, not 5-6. More slender and smaller flowered than either. √5427. " Douglasii, Benth. √5431. " microthecum, Nutt. 5647. " Piperi, Greene. √5434. " sphaerocephalum, Dougl. 5649. " stellatum, Benth. Connects E. stellatum & E. heracleoides, or sp. nov? √5430. " vimineum, Dougl. 5650. Oxyria digyna, (L) Hill. 5653. Polygonum alpinum, var. foliosum (Kell) Small. Undistrib.