Flora of the John Day Valley, Oregon
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-3- Arnica cont. 5244. Arnica foliosa, Nutt. nearest but x glutinose. This plant has the same tack-like glands as 5541, even to the akenes, but x has narrower leaves, more nerved from base and more vaginate, and with whiter pappus. Plant not quite so viscid above. 5542. Arnica longifolia, Eaton. 5026. Artemisia Canadensis, Michx. 5546. " discolor, Dougl. var incompta, Gray? But, upper surface of leaves pubescent. 5246. " Ludoviciana, Nutt. Exhales a very pleasant odor like penny royal. Not only are the involucral bracts atomiferous, with glands, but x so are the corollas. 5547. " tridentata, Nutt. Young. 5247. Aster campestris, Nutt. 5542. " conspicuus, Lindl. 5551. " Douglasii, Lindl, I suppose, even with auriculate leaves. 5548. " foliaceus, var. aprius, Gray. 5554. " Fremonti Gray; or A. occidentalis, var. intermedius, Gray? I doubt there being two species. 5550. " integrifolius, Nutt. 5555. " modestus, Lindl. 5549. " Oreganus, Nutt. 5284. Agoseris glauca (Nutt) Greene. 5575. " " " Undistrib. Agoseris grandiflora, (Gray) Greene. 5574. Agoseris gracilenta, (Gray) Greene. 5039. " heterophylla, Greene. 5248. Balsamorrhiza terebinthacea, Nutt. 5025. " sagittata, Nutt. 5556. Bigelovia viscidiflora, D.C. 5034. Blepharipappus scaber, Hook. 5249. Brickellia oblongifolia, Nutt. Leaves of B. linifolia, but minute glands of oblongifolia. 5253. Chaenactis Douglasii, H. & A. 5042. " Nevii, Gray. 5252. " " 5265. Chrysopsis villosa, Pursh 5557. Circium edule, Nutt. 5263. " foliosum, D.C. but corolla lobes shorter than throat. 5264. " undulatum, Spreng. 5558. " 5266. Crepis occidentalis, Nutt. var. 5267. " acuminata, Nutt? Fuller, and more leaves, akenes strongly costate. 5268. " barbigeru, Leiberg. 5559. " intermedia, Gray, var? Starting towards C.barbigera. Seems to me we have too many published species of Crepis. This is an intergrade, showing few bracts to the involucre, and these generally with a row of black-ish hairs on backs. Also few flowered, generally 11 or less; akenes attenuate towards apex, not sharply costate, longer than pappus.