Henry Nicholas Bolander California Geological Survey field notes, approximately 1865-1867
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"Those checked (X) are on printed list." Plants collected this spring (Apr 65) in the foot-hills of the Sierra Nevada from Sacramento to Foothill. 4500 Wet places especially among grain, it forms large patches after 10-15 feet in diameter. Very fragrant and much infested by bees. The succulent stems are all proscumbent. The roots fibrous white and slender. 9/465. Flowers slightly touched with pink. Sacramento V, 4-5 mi from Sa. 4501. Grows among and with the preceding species, scarce. 4502. Trifolium, wet places in meadows near Sacramento 4503. Carex looks like C. Douglassii (Pursh?) In light sand soil at Freeport 18 mi below Sacramento, gregarius. x4504. Meadow near Freeport Sacramento V, 9/465. 4505. Among 4504. 4506. Eschscholtzia Meadow Sacramento V, near Freeport Auburn 10/4-65 4507. Hillside (on red clay) 4508. with the preceding, x4509. Sanicula tuberosa. Hillside with the former plentiful but scattered. 4510. Manumulus. Like the sp. 4509. and with it. 4511. Rocks on hillside. 4512. Shrub 6-10 feet high, rather slender not spreading Hillside of the North bank of the North American River 4513. Delphinium Hillside of the N. Am. Rivers 4514. Upon rocks in the bed of the N. Am. River. 4515. Also among large rocks with the former 4516. Minimus Under moist rocks on the banks of N. Am. River. 4517. Hillside of the North Am. River. 4518. Hillside near Auburn 4519. Hillside plentiful but scattered Auburn.