Henry Nicholas Bolander California Geological Survey field notes, approximately 1865-1867
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Brontetum polygynum Grand Plain at Fort Mojave, Dr. Loofbor 2241 Brontetum oligostachyum Summit of Bridger Mountain, Dr. Corpe 2226. "Called Buffalo Grass" a name which probably belongs to Buchloes This is a very slender species, Aira (Deschampsia) Baejiformis Mss. Big Tree Gulchum co. Dr. Hillebrand 2256. A form with hairy florets, purplish flowers with scarious awns? Lower leaves not seen - Renne Aims in other Colls side H. Ross, Trisetum subspeciosum New Summit of Silver Mountain 11,000 ft. Brewer 2044 Aug 5 Also in 2002 - but on list & Loc not given. Trisetum subspeciosum var. mollis Nov-1947- too locs lost on list Common or Big Tree Road, 5000-6,000 ft. July 20- Brewer 1947- Frecinpis Paulchellus Fort Duchesne - Dr. Corpe - 2218- "Astropis Californicus" Memoir in Herb. S. nova Pex Brewer 1920 (1922?) (with no particular distinction) Silver Mt. 8000-9000 alt. Brewer 2075 Yosemite Trail 6000-7000 alt.- Brewer 1625, (2003 on list.) San Diego, S. Corpe 2240 & 2232- 2928 Ouzland Oakden 2292 (2004 no loc.) Carson Pass Brewer 1959. Virginia City Nevada then-Bloomer 2270 2266-2269 See notes to last list - I write the names quoted along lines through the species vary greatly, yet just more than other grasses which have a wide range in altitude & deficiency of situation Bon Aemmus - San Diego - S. Corpe - 2238-