Henry Nicholas Bolander California Geological Survey field notes, approximately 1865-1867
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4520. Hillside Auburn 4521. Rocky gravelly hillside Auburn 4522. Erod. Hillside of North Arm River. 4523. Lupula Hillside " 4524 Hillside of North Am. Very plentiful the outside petals yellowish up to the point where they join the 3 inner petals which are white. Auburn 11/4 65 4525. Around moist rocks, the rocks mostly under them 4526. Sharp hillside, rootstocks large, whole plant glutinous and of stone various species. 4527. Erythronium. Sharp hillside, loose soil 4528. La a spring (on rocks) 4529. Iris. Sharp hillside 4530. Cyclosterra elba. Among rocks, North Arm River. 4531. (flowers white) Among rocks " " " 4532. Valnus Thickets in a ravine " " " 4533. Hillside of the same ravine " " " 4534. Carex lenta? Among rocks " " " 4535. Among rocks Riverbank of " " 4536. " " " " " " 4537. Viola centus of the " " " 4538. Rocks in the bed of the " " 4539. Trifolium Wet places (slight depression) 4540. Hillside in large patches 4541. Among shrubs 4540. with the former) 4543. moist little flats. 4544. Viola chrysantha, flats(moist gravelly) 4545 Same as the former. 4546. Trifolium Flats 4547 Moist flats (all within 3 mi of Auburn) 4548. On flats 4549. Meadows 4550. " " Collected on the stage road from Auburn to Forest Hill, 12/4 65. 4551. Borders at a pond Griffith's head house Forms large dense patches 4552. In hillside, Same station Obryum scoparia) 4553. Among shrubs in loose light soil (s. Beatty) Forest Hill 12/4 65. 4554. Taxus, a beautiful tree 20-30 feet h., 8-15 in diam. with long shades drooping branches. Common there. Devil's Gulch, between Forest Hill and Center Pines, 4555. Cornus sepifolia 10-15 feet high, rather struggling on moist sharp hillside 4556. a low 3-4 feet high shrub, rare. 4557 Geanotthus prostratus, forms dense flat patches around trees and shrubs, has all the flowers ascending 4558. Geanotthus. Northhillside of the Gardanelle Caon 4-6 feet high. Branches erect, slender and numerous 4559. Acelypinus same locality as the preceding 4560. A low straggling shrub, Hillside 4561. Sharp places New Castle. 4562. with the preceding 4563. Iny hillside New Castle 4564. Iny gravelly soil New Castle 4565. Moist places New Castle 4566. Moist meadows New Castle. 4567. Iny hillside " " 4568. " " " " 4569. moist hillside " } 4570. Iny hillside by mistake