Henry Nicholas Bolander California Geological Survey field notes, approximately 1865-1867
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4 6504 Celosia Swamps at Fort Bragg very common there. 6505 Coyote-grass Shelter Cove Sea Shore also at Fort Bragg, forms large patches, tufts, stems on the ground only the heads rising above the grass. 6506. Thickets near the coast at Shelter Cove Humb. Co. 6507 Lupinus moist places near the coast at Fort Bragg. Ten-mile river 6508 Open woods Coast Humbold Co. 6509 Trifolium, Hard graspsy soil Mendocino 6510 Open Woods near Little Bear Harbor 6511 Open " " Coast Range 6512 Lupinus, white, Banks of Rancheria Creek. Mendocino Co. 6513. Hoosack's Swamps Bragg 6514. Rosa Mattole Dist. and East Fork of Elk R. 3-4 feet high. 6515. Spiraea Verwoods Coast V. near Bear Harbor. 6516. Prunus, Parker's Station Eureka Trail 6517 Silene Ved Mt. Humb. Co. 6518 Stellaria Thickets T. Bragg. 6519. Silene (bright red) along the coast 6520. Stellaria East Fork of Elk River 6521 Symphoricarpus Elk's Ridge 6522 Open woods Mattole Dist.