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our other specimens in the broader leaves.
Arabis pulchra, Jones.
Berberis Fremonti, Joun.
Pediolaris centranthera, Gray.
"Pentstemon Moffattii, Eastwood" (n.s.p.) is as
suggested, probably a form of albidus, Mutt.
There is a specimen called " by Dr. Gray
which has the authors oblong & the sterile
filament long beaded.
Pentstemon Wahlenbergi, Eastwood (n.s.p.)
Oenothera alyssoides, Hook & Arn., var. minutiflora, Mutt.
" " triloba, Mutt., var. (?) pauciflora, Watson.
" " cardiophylla, Jon" from Moab, S.E. Utah,
is OE. brevipes, B.C., var. pauciflora, Watson.
" Oenothera cardiophylla, Jon" from Grand Junction, (to)
is OE. scapoides, Mutt.
There are two forms of Oenothera scapoides from
Grand Junction . The smaller flowered one
is scapoides, the large flowered one var. pulcherrima.
"Aster venustus Jones" is A. Wrightii, Gray.
Gilia pungens, Benth.
"Gilia superb a, Eastwood " (n.s.p.) is G. subnuda, Jon.
Compared with type. We have a specimen
collected in Utah by A. L. Siler, 1883.
Forestiera Neo-mexicana, Gray.
Asclepias cryptoceras, Watson.
Asclepiadora decumbens, Gray.
Asclepias involuciate, Engelm., var. tomentosa, Eastwood.