Henry Nicholas Bolander California Geological Survey field notes, approximately 1865-1867
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3. 4676 Shady hillsides Long Valley. 4677 Wet places, dispersed, (odoriferous like Viola odorata) Long Valley. (Purple) 4678 Dry hillsides Muspina N. Valley 4679 Dry hillsides " " " " A very common species in the foothills adjoinning east west Sacramento Valley. It grows generally in large patches. 4680 Works in Round Valley. 29/5 4681 Hillside Long Valley 4682 Open Woods (cream-colored) Long Valley. 4683 Open Woods (hills) Long Valley. 4684. Gravelly little flats Long Valley. 4685 Damp woods Long Valley. 4686 Damp Woods and banks Long Valley 4687 Damp creeks - banks Long Valley. 4689 Cares, Swamps at Cahito Long Valley used for haz. Plume site 4690 Moist flats Long Valley. 4691. Fraxinus. Moist flats. Long Valley 4692 Stips, El Rive Round Valley 4693 Dry hillsides Round Valley. 4694. Dry hillsides N. Valley. 4695 Dry hillsides " " " 4696. Wooded hillsides Long Valley the finest species met with yet, flowers of a very delicate pink color. large and showy 4697 Cares. Long Valley