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5073, 5068! 5076! Poa alpina, Le.
6115! Poa sylvestris, Gray.
[Probably this species with the palea less fulment]
"older"
[But fully this species with the palea less fulment] "older"
Specimens agree very well with those sent to me by Dr. Engel.
6014! Poa leptocoma, Trix,
[This is the same as Bury's No. 376 referred to Poa
Arctica (doubtfully) in the enumeration. I cannot at
present say any better with it. Poa leptocoma is
described as with widely glosed higher stems.
6126! Eragrostis pungens, var. megastachya
6125! Eragrostis pilosa, Beauv.
6074! Brizopyrum Douglasii, Hook.
5026. Glyciria paniciflora, Bohl. (6111.)
6108! Glyciria fluitans, R.Br.
3044! 6114! Glyciria airvida, Humb.
Glyciria acutata, Not named.
6075! Isoephoeaena Californica, Pres
6076! Melica imperfecta, Trix.
6/19 & 6/20! Melica purpurea, Mutt. This form was
also collected on Mt. Dana.
6/21! Melica purpurea var. inflata Bohl.
6/19! Melica purpurea var. bromoides, Bohl. No 40 Sets.
4698! Melica purpurea var. baccaristata Bohl.
Melica stricta Bohl. And 47 of Sets.
Melica purpurea var. brevioristata Bohl.
(my number 53 of Sets) Redwood, Humboldt Co. 87 also at Santa Cruz. Col Munro considers this a new sp.
of Melica & Prof. Thurber left it undetermined.