Henry Nicholas Bolander California Geological Survey field notes, approximately 1865-1867

Spring 1866. 4633. Among shaded rocks, creeping Petaluma 11/4 4634 Dry hillsides Moendicus Co 12/4 4635 Carex Borders of violets Petaluma '14 4636 Dry hillsides Ulich Moendicus Co 4637 Dry woods on gravelly soil 14 1/4 Ulich. 4638 Carex. Mill-Creeks Ulich 15/4 4639 Gravelly soil in open woods Ulich Banks of Mill-Creeks, common, The large leaved form I could find nowhere at this season save one or two specimens 4641 Swampy places Ulich 4642 Open-woodlands Uk. 4643 Open-woodlands " 4644 Sanicula tuberosa Ulich Open woodlands in gravelly soil. A common species in such localities in the foot- hills of the adjoining Sacramento Valley 4645 In wet places Ulich 14/4 4646 Juncus, moist fields Ulich 18/4 4647 Shaded woods Ulich 4648 Agrostis Dry hills Uk. 4649 Open woods Uk. 4650 Laurus. Divide of Albin and Butte Rivers. 4651 Open woods on gravelly soil 18/4 '66.

2. 4652. On moist mossy rocks in Meil-creeks Whiah-Leaves fleshy, often fresh. 4653 Dry hillsides Whiah 04/4 66 (scattered) 4654 Moist meadows hillsides near Uliah 4655 Meadows Whiah 4656 Swamps (found the same in the higher Sierras) near Uliah (but always much dispersed) 4657 Moist banks Whiah 4658 Collitricha, wet places Uh. 4659 Dry hillsides Uliah 18/4 4660 Dry hillsides " 4661 Whipples modesto borders of Redwoods 4662 In dry roads near Uliah 4663 Near Uliah 18/4 4664 Wet meadows Uliah 4665 Among grain Petaluma 18/4 4666 In wet meadows Whiah 18/4 4667 In moist places Uliah " 4668 In dry loose soil Uh. 19/4 4669 Dry gravelly soil Napaian River Valley 4670 Viola, Shady creeks-banks Sherwood Valley, Mendocino Co. 4671 Achlys trifugus common in the northern Redwoods. 4672 Little Lake-Valley near ditches. 4673 Dry hillsides Vinfzian R. Valley 4674 Very common along creeks in Long Valley 4675 Shady hillsides Long Valley Mendocino Co.

3. 4676 Shady hillsides Long Valley. 4677 Wet places, dispersed, (odoriferous like Viola odorata) Long Valley. (Purple) 4678 Dry hillsides Muspina N. Valley 4679 Dry hillsides " " " " A very common species in the foothills adjoinning east west Sacramento Valley. It grows generally in large patches. 4680 Works in Round Valley. 29/5 4681 Hillside Long Valley 4682 Open Woods (cream-colored) Long Valley. 4683 Open Woods (hills) Long Valley. 4684. Gravelly little flats Long Valley. 4685 Damp woods Long Valley. 4686 Damp Woods and banks Long Valley 4687 Damp creeks - banks Long Valley. 4689 Cares, Swamps at Cahito Long Valley used for haz. Plume site 4690 Moist flats Long Valley. 4691. Fraxinus. Moist flats. Long Valley 4692 Stips, El Rive Round Valley 4693 Dry hillsides Round Valley. 4694. Dry hillsides N. Valley. 4695 Dry hillsides " " " 4696. Wooded hillsides Long Valley the finest species met with yet, flowers of a very delicate pink color. large and showy 4697 Cares. Long Valley

4. 4698 Melica Mendocino City 4699 Round Valley on dry hills 4700 Carex \[illegible] Meadows Mendocino City 4701. Carex. Swamps Mendocino City 4702 Carex. Swamps " " " 4703 Round Valley, quite common, 4704 Festuca Dry sharp hillside Mendocino 4705 Poa Mendocino plains 1/5 4706 Redwoods Mendocino (sometimes white) 4707 Flowers large. Open woods. Long Valley Roots eaten by the Indians 4708 Flowers bright red. Open woods. Long Valley 4709 Redwoods, common. 4700 Swampy places Long Valley 4711. Salix. Red willows of the settlers flexible. Long Valley. 4712. Dry hillsides Long Valley. Cakto 4713 Ceanothus. Jackson Creek 8-12 feet high Jackson Valley Mendocino Co. 4714 Ceanothus Coast Range alt. 3000- 4715 The most general plant of the high hills on the Coast Range. 4716 Phleum. Coast Mendocino 4717 Plains of Mendocino. 4718 Swamps at Noyo Mendocinos. 4719 Viola Redwoods at Noyo 4720 Luzula Plains at Mendocino City 4721 Ceanothus Hillsides Russian R. Valley.

5. 4722. On Sandy fields Nogo 4723 Sandy fields among shrubs Nogo 4724. Redwoods at Long Valley 4725 Nogo and Mendocino Plains, 4726. Nogo " " " " 4727 Swamps at Mendocino Co. Coast. 4728 Redwoods high hills Mendocino, 4729 Swamps at Long Valley 4730 Swamps " " " 4731. Shady hillside Long Valley, common 4732. Dry hillside, El River, Mendocino. 4733 Open woods, El River. 4734 Open plains at Nogo (leaves thick and luculent, 4735. Sea shore at Nogo. Leaves 4736 Shaded hillside 20/4 Long Valley 4737 Meadows at El River Mendocino Co. also at Cloverdale Sonoma Co. 4738 Plains at Mendocino City 4739 Carex in Sphagnum, Swamps 15. Mendocino City 4740 Carex " " " " " " 4741 " " " " " " " 4742. Galium, floating in ditches Mendocino City 4743 Galium on the plains around the the ditches.

6. 4744. In cultivated fields Mendocino, 4745 Carex Sphagnum swamps " " 4746 " " " " " 4747 " " Borders of thickets, common near Mendocino City. 10/5 4748 Drosera, Sphag-Swamps Mendocin. 4749 On the plains of Mendocino city 4750 Mendocino plains. 10/5 4751 " " " 4752 " " " 4753 Bromus ciliatus Mendocino Plains in thickets. 4754 Mendocino plains (two specimens) 4755 Sandy fields Mendocino 4756 common in moist meadows, 4757 " " " " 4758. Trisetum commune, In that thickets Mendocino City. Russian Ditch. 4759. Sandy plains Port Bragg. The flowers large blue, scarce above the ground. (much of the aspect of Calichium autumnale) 4760 Wet meadows at Mendocino city 4761 Meadows at El Vivero 4762 Calamagrostis. Wet places, Mendocino 4763 Juncus Wet places Mendocino City 4764 Panicum dichotomum Plains " " 4765 Carex, Dry meadows

9. 4812. Juncus meadows Anderson Valley 4813 Very common in grain fields, Anderson 4814 Common in Redwoods, 4815. On the dry plains near Little River 24/5; 4816 On metamorphic limestone bluffs (Big River (at the mouth) Mendocino City) (Mis Grande on the old maps) 4817 Meadows Anderson V. 24/5 4818 Moist banks Big River 4819 Salmon berry Big River 16/5 Fruit very large, but of a rather watery taste. Carens at Big River-Mendocino City 4820. Dry hills Anderson Valley 4821. 4822 Lureno Wisligeri Anderson Valley 4823 " " 4824 " " 4825 Du. Longaensis Anderson Valley 4826 Meadows Anderson V. 4827 Swamps (open) near Albin River 4828. Swamps " " 4829 Woods at Cloverdale 4830 Rocks at Big River Mendocino City 4831. Meadows " " 4832 Grain fields Anderson Valley 4833 Creek-beds Anderson " 4834 Dry Creeks Mendocino Co. 4835. Du. densiflora Cloverdale May

June 1866 From June 6th to Sept. Sierras. 1866. 10 4836 Sporobolus sandy fields at the San 4837 Carex. Pecheo Paps. 1300 alt. 4838 Lurinus Wisligeni Bear Valley 4839 A low shrub with very slender Pecheo Paps 1200 alt. Fanicum banks of the Merced 16 4841. Banks of Merced. 4842. Agrostis Banks of Merced 4843 Plains near Merced (sand soil) 4844. Ceronthra " " " " 4845 " " " " 4846 Luz plains also Bear Valley 4847 banks of the San Joaquin 4848 Mount Bullion 3000 alt. 4849 " " " " 4850 " " " " 4851. In the gravelly beds of the San Benito River Coast Range 4852. Elymus Mt. Bullion 4853 " " " 15/6. 4854 " " " 4855. " " . 4856 " " " 4857 Ditches and Watercourses Bear Valley 4858 A low shrub with slender branches.

Jno. Jy. 1866 12. 4883 Big trees (7000 alt.) 3-4 feet high blooms white. 4884. Big trees, open woods 4885. Mt Ragmoore (8-9000 alt) small shrub 4886. Big trees, loose soil 4887 Big-trees & Yos. Valley 4888 Wet meadows Yos. Valley 4889 Rocks near Moreed Vivos, Clark's 4890 Wet places & River banks, Yos. V. 4891. Terraces Yos. Valley 4892. Helenium, banks of Moreed Clark's and also Yos. Valley, Very common. 4893 Asclepias sandy soil, Yos. Valley 4894. " " sandy soil on the San Joquin plains, very common '76. 4895 Carex , wet places Yos. Valley 4896 wet places Yos. Valley 4897 Violets places (shady) Yos. Valley 4898 Mariposa Trail among rocks " Yos. Valley No 4890 Mariposa Trail Yos. Valley No 4891. Lu. chyssolepis, Inspiration rocks Yos. Valley, No 4892. Ceanothus (white flowers) near Inspiration rocks- a low flat-topped much spreading bush, called snow-bush. 4893 flowers blue, loose soil open woods Trail of Yos Valley 8000 down to 5000

July 1866 13. 4894. Small shrub on the banks of Bridal Veil creek common. 4895. Glenia, same l. also meadows. 4896. Meadows and banks of Bridal Veil creek 8000. 4897 Glutinous (viscid) open woods, Ys. Valley 4898 Wet rocks Ys. Valley 4899. " " " " 4900 Mariposa Trail Ys. Valley 4901. Meadows Inspiration rocks 4902 Carex . " " Ys. V. 4903 " " " " 4904 Open woods " " 4905 Carex " " 4906 Luzula meadow " " " 4907 A little low trailing shrub, Trail, Ys 4908. Trail Ys. Valley 4909 Poa open woods. 4910 Debris piles whitish blossom. Ys. Valley. 4911 Very small shrub on rocks Debris, Ys. 4912. Debris in the Valley. 4913. Acer Debris where water drops on it. Valley 5-12 feet high. 4914. Sandy soil Valley. 4915 Trail open woods Ys. Valley, 4916 meadows Inspiration rocks. 4917 Sandy soil Valley.

July 1866 14. 4918 Sandy shady soil Yrs Valley. 4919 Cornuthon Valley. 4920 Sandy soil " 4921. " " " " 4922 " " " " 4923 Debris around the Valley. 4924. Sandy Soil Valley. 4925. Open woods. Sandy soil 4926. Debris Valley. 4927 Trail Valley also Big trees. 4930 Sandy soil Valley. 4931. Little shrub. " " 4932. On wet Peaty soil, meadows. 4933. Dodocathron Valley 4934. Trail Valley open woods loose soil 4935. In rocks in the Valley. 4936. Swampy localities Valley (Trail 4937 nears the Falls in wet places 4938 upon rocks Valley 4939 upon rocks 577. 4940 Trail 3/6. Yrs. Valley. 4941. Mount Bullion Bears Valley. 4942 " " " upon rocks. 4943 " " " also Yrs. Valley 4944 Silene. Mt. Bullion also big trees & Yrs. Valley, common, in large tufts. 4945. {Mt. Bullion & Yrs. Valley, Bear Valley

July 1866 15. 4946. Scutellaria Mt Bullion '6 4947 Mt Bullion very common also in Yos. Valleys, Cowards wheels- 4948 Yos. Tall. Valleys. 4949 Juncus upper Valleys (Yos) 1/7 4950 Common in moist meadows, Yos. Valleys 4951 At the junction of the north and south fork in the Valleys. 4952. Meadows in the Valleys 4953. By Sandy fields Yos, Eriq. virgatum 4954 Wet meadows, Yos, 4955 Juncus Sandy fields Yos, 4956. Cyperus meadows Yos. canum. 4957. Carex in sloughs Valleys. 4958 Salix Sloughs Valleys. 9/7 4959 Yos. Valleys 14/17. 4960 Sedum rocks at Vernal Falls. 4961. Carex Westfall's meadows 8000 ft. 4962. " " " " " " 4963 " Westfall's meadows (wet places) 4964. " " " " " " 4965. Trifolium " " " " " " 4966. " " " " " " 4967 " " " " " " 4968 Carex " " " Hill-sides 4969 " " " " " " 4970 Along the trail Yos. Valleys & Big trees 4971 Westfall's meadows.

July 1866 4998 Meadows quite shady & moist. Big tree Groo 4999 Carex . Big Creek also Big tree Grove (banks) 5000. Gilia Hill sides (moist) Big Creek - W. Trees 5001. Linum. Big tree-Grove lower part. not uncommon at that alt. 5002 A low shrub 3-4 feet high on the banks of Big Creek below the Big tree Grove called there Sweet Bay. 5003. Big Caule. Dry sandy soil 5004 Senecio. Clark's meadow moist 966 5005. Clark's meadow (alt. 4000) 5006 Scutellaria Clark's meadow. (in patches) sometimes the flowers are white 5007 Moist meadows Big tree Grove also Soda Springs 9.700 5008 Big Creek in sandy banks 5009. Clark's & Big tree Grove. Loose soil 5010 Big tree Grove 966 5011 Carex Big trees, meadows. 5012. Yos. Valley, at Clark's & Big tree-Grove seen also at an alt. of 8000 feet. quite common in open woods and sump banks. 5013 Clark's and Valley. banks of Monee River among rocks 5014. rockguth Clark's Among Banks of Monee River 5016 Clark's. Banks of " " " 5015 Clark's in dry fields Eng. rigatum

Aug. 1866 5017. 9/8 Ostranda's meadow. Indians use it for food. 5018. 9/8 Carex in Ostranda's meadows. 5019. Ostranda's meadows. 5020 Stipa occidentalis, Thurb. In dry sand soil near Ostranda's. Sheep-men say this grass is much liked by sheep and that they fatten more on this than any other quite common. Yosemite Trail 8/8 5021. Ostranda's dry places. 5022. " " " " arundo vetcho, 5023. Ostranda's meadows, common also higher up to 10,000- 5024. Parnafix, borders of small creeks Ostranda's and Mono Lake. 5025. Among mosses and grasses, Ostranda's 5026. Glyceria. Ostranda's banks of creeks 5027. Dry soil Ostranda's also Yose. Valley 5028. Upon rocks Ostranda's 5029. meadows Ostranda's. 5030 Clark's among rocks: 5031 Salix Clark's banks of Merced River 5032 Alnus " " " " 5033. Helianthus " " " " " 5034. " " " " " 5035. Hillsides dry loose soil " " Clarks 5036. Foot of Mt Dana, Tarlammel. Aug 24 9,700 alt.

30. 5060. Swaneps Tuolumme River.9,700 5061. Eleocharis " " " " " " 5062. Juncus " " " " " " 5063. Seneic: Sagmide " " " " " " 5064. Agostis meadows " " " " 5065. " " " " " " " " 5066. Festuca Mt Dana 12,000 5067. Festuea " " " 12,500. 5068. Poa " " " 12,000. 5069 Carex " " " 11,000 5070 Agrostis, Beds of streams near Mt Dana 5071. Calamagrostis Mt. Dana 12,500 forming large tufts among thrush. 5072. Carex Mt. Dana 12,000. 5073 Poa " " " 12,500. 5074 Carex. " " " 12,500. 5075. Luzula Mt. Dana at. 11,000, 5076. Poa " " " open Woods at.11,000 5077. Carex " " " 12,000 5078 Stipa aridula Trix " " 10,000 5079. Woods at Soda Springs9,70 5080. Sootes pools at Mt Dana. 11-12,000. 5081. Mt Dana 12,500 5082. " " " " " " 5083. " " " " " " 5084. " " " " " " 5085. " " " " " "

31. 5086 Carex on dry disintegrated Granite hills Mt Dana. 5087. 5088 Carex, Among Sage-brush Mt D. 11,000 5089. East descent of Mono Pass 9,000. 5090 Pools Tuolumne R. 10,000. 5091 Sweetes Pools " " " " 5092. Pools " " " " 5093. Sweetes Near Mono Trail Tuolumne R. " 10,000. 5094. Charr. Mono Trail 11,000. Pools 5095. In Pentoto Little Yos Valley 5096. Junceus East side of Mono Trail 10,000 5097 Mono Trail 10,000 5098 Eriog. spongulum 4000 " " " " 5099 Axiostethimandera-plant 901) " " " " 6000 Ostranda's 8000 6001 Luzula Mono Trail 11,000 common 6002. Moist open woods Ostranda's also Big tree Grove 8-11,000. 6003 Ostranda's 6004 " " dry soil in open woods 6005. " " " dry soil in meadows 6006. Junceus Series meadows, 6007. Dry rocky hill-sides (9,000) near Mono R. 6008 Open Woods at 9000 Mono Trail also Sonora Pass same alt. grows in large tufts. 6009 With the preceding 6008.

22. 6010 Eng. Meadows (moist) at 9000 alt. 6011. same loc. as 6010. 6012. Mono Trail 8000. 6013. Juncus " " 10,000. 6014. Pot Among rocks Mono Trail.10,000. 6015. Swamps near Nevada Face. 6016. Mono Trail 10,000. 6017. Luzula Mt Dana 6018 Artemisia " " 6019. " " 6020 Carex " " 6021 Senecio " " 6022 Luzula damp places Mt Dana. 6023 " " 6024. Dry soil near Mount Dana also near Mono Lake and all dry moraine on the eastern slope of the Sierras 6025. Softer east side of Mono Trail pretty deep under water collected by Cl. King. 6026. Juncus Yosemite Valley 6027. Juncus Big tree Grove, 6028 " " " 6029. Juncus Borders of Mono Lake 6030 " " " " 6031 " " " Big tree Grove 6032 " " " Big tree Grove

23. 6033 Junius Jos. Valley 6034 " " " " 6035 " " " " June July 6036. " " " " 6037. " " " " 6038 Big tree Grove moist meadows, 6039. Francis Mono Paps left. 6040 " " " Mount Dana 12,000 6041. " " " Alpine meadows, 14,000 6042. " " " San Francisco 6043. " " " " " " " " 6044. " " " with 6042. 6045. Pinus flexilis Mono Paps making its appearance at 14,000 on the western side and descending on the eastern to 8000. 6046. Pinus flex. Mono Paps. 6047 Pinus ponderosa var. Mount Maynard 8-9000 near Big tree Grove. 6048. Pinus contorta Jos. Trail, 1300 6049. Pinus ponderosa Big Creek. Cloths moist meadows with very large cones. 6050. Pinus monticola. Mount Maynard 8-9000. 6051. Pinus Lambertiana Mt. Maynard 8-9000.

24. 6052. Pinus monophylla. Mono Lake Sept. 1866. 6053. Tsuga Mertensiana 200-225 feet high, 2-3 feet Diam. 1-2 miles from the coast. 6054. Lu. Ariztolepis. Sonoma Co. June. 6055. Lu. arifolis Monte del Diablo '66. 6056. Lu. Gambelii. By meadows. 6057. Lu. Sonomensis Marin Co. 6058 Lu. arifolia Marin Co. 94 Tamarais. 6059. Lu. Wislizeni Engl. Uriah '64. 6060. Lu. Uriah 6061. Lu. " " 18466. 9 feet circumf. bark white narrowly rimose. 6062. Lu. Wislizeni Engl. Anderson Valley. 6063 " " " " " " " '95 6064. " " " " " " 6065 " " " " 6066 L. 6066. a b c Lu. lobata, Anderson Valley. 6067. Lu. Sonomensis " " " 6068 Lu. Wislizeni Bear Valley '66. 6069. Legula Jos. Valley borders of brooks 6070. Hierochloa macrophylla Nash, Redwoods of the coast. 6071. Aira cespitosa San Francisco Meadows, Col. Marco says: this is a variety of that species and nothing else.

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26. 16083. Gastidium, dry hills San Fran. latest gras in dry places. Sept.- 16084. Calamagrostis Renth; San Fr. In hills among rocks also in swamps near the coast. 16085. Elymus condensatus. Borders of swamps, also at Monterey and Carmelo on the banks of Carmel River. 16086 Aira elongata. moist places along the coast. 16087. Calamagrostis, Yrs. Valley very common to 11,000 feet an dso on the eastern slopes of the Tresas. (C. Canadensis) 16088 Calamagrostis, Yrs. Valley in swampy places, 16089. Melica stricta Bbl. Yrs. Valley on Debris piles ? 16090. Cinna Pendula Trin. Swampy meadows by trees to 650 feet. Common. 16091. Sporobolus ramulosus HBK. Yrs. Valley very scarce also common on the shores of Mono Lake, 16092. Sporobolus Last figure of grasps in Hooker's flora borealis Clark's on banks in sandy tail of Big Creek, also Yrs. Valley.

27. 6093. Muhlenbergia gracilis on dry rocks. Yos. Valley June-July. 6094. Vaseya comata Thurb. Borders of Mono Lake, also Yos. Valley and Upper Tuolumme River always around rocks there, 6094.? Yos. Valley. 6095. Sporobolus asperifolius Mono Lake common. Mono Trail 9000 borders of trees and borders of hot springs - also Boiling Springs Sonora Rif. east side of Sierras. 6096. Sporobolus ramulosus Mono Lake, gravelly soil 6097 Stipa (chrysophylla ???) [not] Stipa Kingii (if new ?) Ap meadows on Mt. Dana and at the foot of that Mt. 6098. Calamagrostis Bievveri Thm. Meadows of the Upper Tuolumne River common, Sept. 66, 6099. Stipa Valley, Yosemite, Sangzail) oridicala Trii 6100. Festres Mt. Dana. 6101. Vaseya comata Yos. Valley around rocks. 6102. Agrostis Hillibrandi Thurb. moist meadows, Big Tree Grove also at alt. 9700 feet.

28. 6103 Agrostis Yos. Valley, borders of streams 6104 Danthonia Meadows at Ostranda's occurs also at 10,000 feet alt. 6105 Agrostis Clark's & Yos. Valley 6106 Agrostis Yos. Valley 6107 Agrostis Ostranda's & Upper Tuolumne 6108 Glyceria Yos. Valley 6109 Stipa viridula Trin Big trees & Yos. Valley 6110 Triticum Yos. Valley sandy soil June 6111 Glyceria Yos. Valley 6112 Big trees & Yos. Valley 6113 Strepis Borders of Mono Lake. 6114 Poa Mono Lake 6115 Poa Ostranda's Yos. Valley 6116 Stipa Mono Lake Pass 8000 on moraines 6117 [illegible] Mono Lake 6118 Festuca microstachya Wheat Meadows 6119 Melica foroides var homoides 6120 Wheat, throughout the coast range Melica foroides Callaw 6121 Melica Yos. Valley 6122 Trisetum cernuum (true form) thickets along the coast in Meadows 6123 Phalaris californica (fide Col. Muens) Large tufts along the coast, 6124 Sonora in dry creek beds also Yos. Valley 6125 Eragrostis cultivated fields

29. 6126. Eragrostis Sonora cultivated fields 6127. Panicum " " " 6128 Trisetum Coast common 6129. Junceus Mono Pap. Compositae 6130 Mono Lake 6131. Foot of Mt Dana around rocks also S.S.Val 6132. Mt Dana at 12,000 oil exudation of a very agreeable smell. (Among rocks). 6133. Mono Lake Sq land. 6134. Borders of streams near Mt Dana also near the falls in Yos. Valley 6135. Mono Pap (10,000) very low shrub. 6136. " " upon rocks (glutinous) 11000, 6137. " " a low shrub. 9000-10000 6138 " 6139 " 6140 Senecio Mono Pap on rocks. 6141. Shrub 3-4 feet high on Monte Diablo, collected in April 1866. 6142 Shrub 3-6 feet high Mono Lake. 6143 Borders of Mono Lake or alkaline soil 6144. Shrub 3-5 feet high near fields Mono Pap and Mono Lake. 6145. Mono Pap. (all in Sept. at the hotel) 6147 Mono Lake (sandy soil) 6146 Mono Pap. 6148 Mono Pap

30 6149 Mono Paps small shrubs 6150 " " " " 6151. " Latho " " 6152. " Paps " " 6153 Measure at Soda Springs 6154. Mono Paps around rocks 6155. Mono Paps 6156. Oakland April 6157. Sonora Paps 9/9. 6158 Sonora Paps road also Yos. Valley & Big trees 6159 Near Bridgeport near Mono Lake 6160 Aster, Borders of Boiling Springs Sonora Paps 6161 Marin Co. San Raphael 6162 Borders of streams near Mt. Diablo 9/4 6163 Monte del Diablo 6164. Yos. Valley Big trees. 6165. Clark's commons. 6166 Aster At Astranda's 8000. 6167 Dry hillsides at Clark's Falls-Sag, 6168 Bridgeport (on east side Surra) on alkaline soil 6169. Yos. Valley also at the trees. 6170. " " a single specimen (see common) 6171. Babia, Yosemite Valley (small shrub.) 6172. Big trees 6173. Yos. Valley. 6174. " 6175. Bacchanis a very small shrub 4-8 inch in crevices of rocks Yos. Valley.

31. 6176 Valley and Big trees 6177 Mono Saps. 6178 Aster Yos. Valley 6179 Helianthus Sorona cultivated fields 6180 Mono Lake 6181 Higher Sierras 6182 San Joaquin Valley 6183 " " " 6184 Yos. Valley 6185 Aster Mount Dana 6186 Losomite Valley 6187 Coast Range at Cahto Long Valley 6188 San Francisco Dr. Kellogg 6189 San . . . . . 6190 " " " " " 6191 " " " " " 6192 Oakland 9/4 " " " 6193 Coast Range Ap. & May 6194 " " " 6195 Carex San Francisco 9/4 6196 " " Yos. Valley 9/6 6197 " " Astranda's 6198 " " Yos. Valley 6199 " " Yos. Valley 6200 . . . . 6201 . . . . 6202 . . Oakland Slough 9/4 6203 . . . . . .

32. 6204. Carex Oakland 9/4. 6205. " " Westfall's meadows 8000. 9/4 6206. " " Clark's 6207 " " Mono Trail 9/9 6208 " " Clark's 6209 " " Big trees 6210 Higher Sevens 9/9 6211 Estrada's meadows. 6212 Yos. Valley 6213 " " 6214. Westfall's meadow 8000. 6215. Yos. Valley 6216 " " 6217 " " 6218 " " 6219 " " 6220 Soda Springs Upper Tuolumne 9/9 6221. Big T. Grove & Yos. Valley 6222. Yos. Valley 6223. Cyperus Valley Yosemite common 6224. " " Placerville, Mr. Watan 6225. Eleocharis Yos. Valley 6226. " " Mono Trail 9000. 6227. Cyperus Yos. Valley 6228. Yos. Valley { 9/16-7 6229. Eleocharis Valley 6230 " " Yos. Valley

33. 6231. Scorpius Yos. Valley 6232 " " Yos. Valley 6233. " " Mono Lake 6234. " " " " 6235 Valley Los. 6236 Elloch. Yos. Valley 6237 Mendocino City 95-66. 6238 Clark's also Valley (Los.) 6239 Valley Los. among rocks. 6240 Big tree on Mount Williamson among rocks 6241 Mono Trail 9-10,000' among rocks 6242. " " 6243 " " 6244. Big tree Mount Williamson 6245 " " & Yos. Valley 6246 " " 6247 Coast Range Mendocino Co. 6248. Mt. Dana & Mono Trail 6249. Anderson Valley Coast Range 9-10 6249.v Lilium Clark's big tree & Valley 6250 Yos. Valley in moist places also Clarks. Very common along streams at Clark's 6251. Big trees also Valley 6252. Big trees " " 6253 " " 6254. Tuolumne Valley at 9700 ft. alt.

33. 34 6255. Veraturn Big trees 4000-9700 also in high alt. on the castern slope of the Sierras. Always in swampy meadows. 6256 Mentzelia Graveley banks of Mono Lake, '19 6257 Inaeus (Dcyl) lobata Monoireno Co. 6258 Ranunculus Chandas; Clark's (soft sand & mud) 6259. Ranunculus tenerus Nutt Big trees ( Wet soil ) 6260 Thalictrum Yos. Valley also Mono Pass 6261. Ranunculus Banks of a creek, Mono Lake 6262 Clematis Yos. Valley 6263 Aquilegia Rocky places Mono Pass 6264. Maloa. Bridgeport Mono 62 65. 6266. Monkedel Diablo - rocks 6267 " sturpaitthus bicifidus by soil 6268 " " " 6269 Clark's, Big trees, Yos. Valley 6270 " " " "

34 35 6271 Yoe Valley 6272 Mono Paeo 6273 " " Arabis 6274 Big Trees & Yoe. Valley 6275 Mount Diablo Ap. 6276 " " " 6277 Viola. Vallee (Yos) (flow, white in swampy, 6278 " " " blue 6279 " San J. " " red and maroon. 6280 Phacelia Monte del Diablo 6281 Pelland hies 6282 Yosemite Valley, Heresides - trail 6283 Yos. " "{ dry stations 6284. Yos. " " 6285. Trifolium Monin Co. 9/4 6286. Lupinus Yoe. Valley 6287 Trifolium " Valle 6288 " " " Mono PaP (meadow, 6289 " " " Yos. Vallee (among rocks) 6290 Cercocarpus Monos Trail (Pap) 6291 Spiraea, Yoe. Valley (Talles) 6292 St Clarks', sandy soil, bed of Mercer 6293 Big tree Grove (Large shrub.) 6294 Debris piles Yoe. Valle 6295 Fragaria Yoe. Valle 6296. Yoe. Valley on rocks 6297 Aces " " " " 6298 Hypericum banks of Mercer, Valle

35 6299. Vaccinium (blue berries) 3-4 feet high in swamps meadows near the foot rock of Yos. Valley on the Mono Trail 6300 High Scrines along little streams 10,000 6301 Orthocarpus Mission hills 9/4) 6302 " " Oakland 9/4 6303 " " " Mission hills 9/4 6304 By Creek Meadows Co. 6305 Moist meadows at Astranda' 9/7-9/8 6306 Mimulus Yos. Valley 9/6. 6307 " " " " 6308 " " " " 6309 Scrines at 10,000. 6310 Yos. Valley on Water-courses 6311 Valley (Yos.) in sandy Soil 6312 " " 2-4 feet height 6313 Peckee Paps June 6th to 6C. 6314 Dry hillsides at Clark's 6315 Mimulus Mono Paps Sept. 6316 " " " " " " rare 6317 Andebertia (shrub 4-8 feet high Monte del Diablo Ap. 66. 6318 Oakland hills AP- 6319 Yos. Valley 6320 Valleys " Fuesz 6321 At Clark's

37. 6348. Galium Seiros Mono Trail 6349 " " " " 6350. " " Big Tree July 6351 Heuchera Norths Ys. Valley July 6352 Sedum Valley also Mono Paps 6353 " " " " 6354 Polygonum Ys. Valley June 6355 " " Astranda's 8000, July 6356. Eriogonum Mono Paps 2-3 feet high shrub sand soil Eriogonum Wrightii Top. Near Mono Lake (sand soil) 6357 6358 Polygonum Big Tree July 6359 Lentiana Astranda's, 8000-10000, meadow, 6360 " " Soda Spring 9,700 meadow. 6361. Traxera " " " " 6362. Circaea Yosemite Valley (moist rocks) 6363. Mount Diablo 9/4 66 6364 Onothers Mount Ballin June 66. 6365. Epilobium Big Tree July 6366 Onothers Clark's July (sand soil) 6367 " " " " 6368 Epilobium Big T. (Ys. Valley, July 6369 " " " " 6370 Bear Valley June 6371. Epilobium Big T. July 6372 6373 Mono Paps (loose soil Sept. 6374. Claytonia Ys. Valley (moist places) June

38 6375 Claytonia San T. App. 6376 " " Los. Valley June 6377 Asclepias Oakland Ramona. 6378 " " Los Valley July 6379 Apogonum " " " 6380 Acanthium " " " m & J. Henderson. 6381 Cuscuta Big Trees " " 6382 Utricularia. Pools near Soda Springs 9/4/05 6383 Loretas Mono Rapids Deep water 6384 Los. Valley 6385 Hippuris Pools Soda Spring. 6386 Los. Valley 6387 Merced River, Los Valley 6388 Chrysosplenium 5-15 feet high large shrub on alkaline soil. Abundant along Mono Lake 6389 Mono Rapids 3-6 feet high 6390 Alpine Meadows 8000. Yos. Trail 6391 Pools at Soda Springs Sept. 6392 Shrub 4-8 feet high borders of Mono Lake, alkaline soil. Sept. 6393 Polanogeton, Clark's also Los Valley (Sept) 6394 Oakland 9/4 - 5 6395 San T. 9/5 Sandy Soil 6396 Oakland " 6397 Mount Diablo 9/4 66. 6398 " " " " 6399 " " " " 6400 " " " "

39. 6401 Mono Paps (foo) 9/9 creeping in dusty roads 6402 Mount Diablo 9/4 66. 6403=4817. Coast & Valley (So) 6404 Yo's. Valle- 6405 Mono Paps (Borders of Springs) 9/9 6406 Mono Paps 6407 Mono Lake Sandy Soil 6408 Mt. Dans Rott. highest plant collect. 6409 Yo's. Valley 9/6. 6410 Mono Lake sandy soil 9/9 6411 " " " 6412 Iris Big Trees 6413 " Mono Paps Sept. 6414 Euphorbia Mt. Diablo Ap 66 6415 Near Soda Springs Sept. 6416 6417-6462 Mr. Batten's collection I was my intention to remember his plants, but was obliged to give it up being too much by world. Spring & Summer 66 following places Feb - March Collected around San F. First week of Ap. Mount Diablo 11 Ap. - 24 of May Mendocino Co. 6th of June Mono Pecheco Paps 14 of June to 17th of July Yosemite Valle- 17th July - 1st of Aug Big Tree

[1-57] = 1503-1575 Grazes collected in the vicinity of San Fr. No 1. 1555 11-15 Miles south of this city in an open swamp subject to overflowing by tide water. Grows in tufts occupy- ing the more elevated places. June. Seemingly not eaten by Cows. 1554 " 2. About ½ M. south of S. Fr. in a well-wooded swamp in which it occupies the glades (Willowt. Lonicera, Quercus sp.) End of May. Bright green, large leaves, 1553 3. On dry hills, common, forming large root stocks. Variable in size. May. June. Angel Island. Goat Pt. Oakland. 1552 " 4. Common in open ground and glades. Also close to the bay, where I found the largest spec. April. June. 1567 " 5. Very early and common on dry hills where it covers large spots. Drops early its seeds. March-June. 1550 " 6. Hills and near the bay where it assumes the largest form Poa annua, trivialis, pratensis (not numbered) The first grows on the roads and cultivated watered fields. the second was found in a canon near Moiflin dolores. the 3rd occurs sparingly in the meadows at Oakland. 1546 " 7. Common in moist places and dry land which seems how- ever watered by subteranean springs. Exceedingly variable. The glaucous spec. were found among the others but blooming much later. I have not been able to distinguish them. June 1545 " 8. Sophocleana Culif. Was found in one place in a meadow 3 M. south of Oakland. It is much liked by cattle. Seems to weak to support itself. The most interesting graze found here. June 1544 " 9. Was found in a fence-corner near Moiflin dolores. June 1543 " 10. In roads and meadows other it occurs in about the same num- as Bromus secalinus in wheat at the East. (June?) 1542 " 11. Among shrubs. Common. June-July 1540 " 12, 13. Dry places (thruod ball-like) Avoided by cattle). June 1539 " 14. In large tufts. Very common especially along the bay. Spreads its panicel while in bloom 1538 " 15. Is the panicum Californicum, this name I changed

However into P. thermale as it is found growing always in the Geysers. Prof. Brewer has quite a number of them in his collection. No. 1537. It is very common on the dry hills, in fact it occupies the place of Festuca Myurus when dried up. No. 44. I found one on a dry hill near Fort Tejon. It is as 1856 yet but little cultivated. Milina alpinae " 78. Occupies in many places the fence corners espe- cially, near the bog and Mojave Delores. " 79. Grows in abundance near the salt-marshes at Oakland Hordeum pratense " 24. I described under the name Santhovia Californica? 1853 It is very common on dry hills where it is generally very much reduced in size (I think it is Santhovia decumbens) " 24. It is common on all hills and it forms in many 1852 places the principal grass. " 29. With these the same holds good only it is inclined 1853 to form tufts. May, June Koeleria cristata " 29. Occurs sparingly in the meadows at Oakland where it is found in the more wet places. May, June " 24. Grows in large tufts on Angel Island in wet places. 1854 Some are very high 5-6 feet (tuft often 3-4 feet in diameter). June " 25. It is dioecious; grows in pure sand near the beach) 1857 April May) its roots are very long and creeping. So among shrubs where it is protected against the wind of some specimens 3-4 feet high. Generally buried -1 foot. " 26. Salubrant in the salt marshes. June, July " 27. In grain fields and meadows very abundant in some places it is almost the only grass growing. June " 28. I found in a swamp among willows in great 1526 abundance. July. " 29. It forms in great abundance in dry and wet places 1525 Aira elongata April-June in dry places it is small; its panicles spreading, globular; in wet pl. its panicle is very long and narrow. No. 38. In a wet meadow Oakland on the border of a 1844 little streamlet. Aira heliiformis " 31. Common in wet places and in roads Polygonum Monspeliensis " 31a. Grows among 31. " 32. Found in a valley (Angel Island) early in June. " 34. 1521 Among shrubs at the same place - East side. " 31. On exposed precipices along the bay where it forms large mats 33. In wet places much later its anthers are much smaller than those of 34. and generally not exerted 36. A another form growing in open meadows. 37. 1520 On a fence corner at the Willows near Mojave 38. Among shrubs late in June. Oakland. 39. 1518 In a swamp near the Willows (populus) place 40. 1518 In the garden of Col Walker's where it is the principal weed. 41. 1518 In swamps at the Willows. Polygonum Monspeliensis 42. 1512 In wet meadows at Clear Water (20th) W.H. south; Willow-plain sparingly 43. On the borders of a rivulet at Oakland 4-5 feet h. hortus. June, July. June, July 44. 1518 In a garden. July. William's repps 45. 1508 P. Covers the dry hills early in spring in great abundance. May, May Trime micranthys 46. 1508 Sparingly, in clumps forming tufts. Festuca 47. Forms tufts at the borders of streamlets or at the foot of hills. June, July. X. paniculatus 48. Like 45. Festuca Myurus 49. Forms tufts of a foot in diameter on the borders of streets and wet hills. Its leaves have the feel of velvety when grown at the lower side and so throughout. Fest. arbritilla

Elymus Citirius No. 58, 1504 Common at the bay and hills June " " 51. At the borders of the salt-marshes [illegible] Condamines [illegible] Parkland where it grows very dense like in a wheat-field. 5-6 feet high. July 10-20. in bloom. All these grasses with the exception of No. 25 grow in a heavy clay-soil which is predominant. They seem to belong to Calif. exclusively; those found only(?) at this coast or side of the Pacific show a tendency to grow in tufts (cause of the climate ?) No. 1, 3., 6, 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24 25, 26, 30, 33, 34, 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 49, 50, 57. = 24 are perennial ?) In direct shade I found none. The wild oats I did not enumerate, you have undoubtedly enough of it. [illegible] Just a day ago I received Steudel's work. I have not been able to find No. 29, 47, 49 under their names given in Hask. Bot. Ann. I considered them very good, characterized spc. Also No. 7 is now where mentioned. 1559. Mijs Agrostis 1558 Elymus this form I collected late in fall near the bay. I found it also on hills, seems to be very poly- morphous.

4698-6124 Grasses +5064 Agrostis 6107 Agrostis 6106. Agrostis 6105 Agrostis 6105. Agrostis 6103 Agrostis [illegible] Agrostis asperifolia Banks of Alameda Creek. San J. May. +6102. Agrostis Hoillebrandii Thurb. Mariposa Big-tree Grove July +5070 Agrostis varians Trin. River-bed of the upper Tuolumne 10,000 alt. Sept. 4861. Yosemite Valley June Light-shady places This is in the hands of Prof. Thurb.

6093. N Muhlenbergia gracilis Trin. Rocks. Yosemite Valley June 6094 V Vaseya comtata Thurb. Sept. Mono Lake on the banks of creeko 4801. V Agrostis virescens fide Muuro Anderson Valley Coast Maj 6116. V Stipa Richardsonii ? Mono Paps 8000 ft. (on moraines) (from the few ears as if my determination is correct) 6109 N Stipa viridula Trin. Yosemite Valley (sand soil) June +6097 N Stipa Kingii spc. nov. Upper Tuolumne Meadows Sept. (9400 alt.) (6099 V Stipa viridula Trin. 5188 V Big tree Grove (6500 alt.) 14865 + N Stipa occidentalis Thurb. 3020 N Dry sand soil, Yosemite Trail (8000 alt) 6075. V Lophochloa Californica Nees Moist meadows May San Fr. 6074 N Brizopryum Douglasii Hook. Dry Sand Ap. San Fr. 6073. Testurea pauciflora Thurb. fide Thurl. occidentalis fide Muuro Moist groves Galland Maj 6079. Aira dantusroides Trin. Moist meadows Calland Apr. +6071. Aira espitosa var. densiflora Moist meadow San Francisco May 5019. Trisetum subspicatum var. Upper Tuolumne Viva Moist meadows Sept. // Although this differs considerable from the true form yet I cannot regard it anything else but a variety. // +6104. Danthonia sericea Nutt. Meadows Yosemite Trail 8000 alt. 6118. Festuca microstachys Nutt. Ukiah Mai 6119. Melica poaoides Nutt. var. bronoides Bal. Open woods Coast Range Maj 6120. Melica poaoides Nutt. dry hillsides S. F. Apis. 6121. Melica poaoides Nutt. var. inflata Bal. Yosemite Valley June. 4698 Melica poaoides Nutt. var. pubesceus Bal. Near the Coast. Meudrens Co. May.

1, +6001. Vaseya cornata Thurb. Yosemite Valley June 6084. Calamagrostis Alentica Trin. Oakland Hills June +6089 Melica stricta Bol. Yosemite Valley June +6098. Calamagrostis Breweri Thurb. Upper Tuolumne 9700. Meadows, +5071. Calamagrostis Mount Dana 12500 alt. +6088 Calamagrostis Canadensis? 6087 Yosemite Valley +4766. Calamagrostis Swampy soil Meadows, May, June +6096. Sporobolus ramulosus HBK. Mono Lake. Sept. +6095 Sporobolus asperifolius Née & Hey Mono Lake Sept. +6092. Vilfa depauperata Torr. Yosemite Valley June +4836. Sporobolus airoides Torr. San Joaquin Valley June.

+6091. Sporobolus. Yosemite Valley June In the hands of Thuber. 6100 Testuca rubra (fide Thuber) 5066. Mount Dana 11,000 alt. 6114. Glyceria airoides Thurb. 5044 Mono Lake +6115 Poa Yosemite Valley Aug. 6014. Poa arctica R.B. fide Thurb. Higher Sierras. Sept. +4705 Poa brevifolia Muhlenb. brachyphylla Schult Stend Synop. p. 961. Woodland. Mendocino Co. 6122. Tritetum cernuum Trin. Woodland. Mendocino. May This is the true forms as described by Trinius.

"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.

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

4569. Dry hills New Castle, Rigid pappus left)- 4570. " " " " " 4571. " " " " " 4572. " " " " " 4573. " " " " " 4574. " " " " " 4575. Manneulus light loose soil around shrubs in rather moist localities 18/4'65. 4576. Scutellaria like the proceeding 4577. Hillsides, common 4578. Dry hillsides New Castle 4579. Hillsides near the Middle Port of the North Am. River. 4580 Among rocks dry hills New Castle 4581. Hillsides " " 4582. Viola moist meadows " " 4583. Hillsides in shady places, Grig's head St. 4584 Hillsides New Castle. 4585-4617 mosses to Sull. et Leay (sup. new to bely. 4618-4620 hepaticae to Austin. (one sp. new to Aust.) 4621-4626. lichens to Prof. Tuckerman (one sp. new 4627. Viola, Hillsides Forest Hill 4628. Calliperra lutea Road sides near New Castle the same up. flowers at the Crac Range about the middle of June. 4629. moist hillsides Forest Hill '74 4630. Caon of the Sordanelles upon a moist rock on the borders of the stream, rare. 4631. Manneulus. Forest Hill 4632. Salix Creek New Castle. The scarcity of many species is owing to early season but a week before snow had fallen at Forest Hill. The compositae are more or less all too young, but as I was there, I took what I could find.

"Plants collected June 1867" From Cloverdale to Ukiah, Long Valley. Mouth of Mattole River thence down the coast to Aoyo, Mendocino City & Anderson Valley. (Northern part of Sane co. Mendocino co is southern part of Humbler co. 6463 Festuca moist Wood in Mendocino & Humber 6464 Melica praecides var. Redwood grove at East Fork El Ninos 6465 Agrostis. Moist meadows, Cloverdale 6466 Agrostis Sea shore Fort Bragg 6467 Poa " " " 6468 Triticum Veron dry hillside south side. Ellis Bridge 1876. 6469 Stipa (moist places) Red Mountain Humb.co 6470 Calamagrostis. Grows on bluffs along the sea shore in the Mattole District (fewies of rocks) it seems to be the same species collected at an alt. of 12000 on Mount Dana. 6471 Calamagrostis Sphagus swamps between Noyo and Ellis Vines. Of this I sent former some old bearicles and a few straggler collected in Sept, 65. In the same swamps occurs also Cal. Alentica, this species may be distinguished far off from the other. Besides than two of these swamps I sent a 3d one only a few inch high 6-8; Panicum spicatum 1-2 inch.

2. 6472 Agrostis with the former 6471 6473 Medora Beach Harbor Mendocino Co. 20/67 3-6 feet high, tufted like the cult. Holcus. 6474 Cypripedium Swamps on Red Mt=. Very common there; flower with a yellow tinge. 6475 Carex Swamps Red Mt= 6476 " " " " " " 6477 " " " " " " 6478 " " " " " " {all together Compositae 6479 Burrielia Sea coast at Port Bragg 6480 Hirsceium Open woods Mendocino Co. 6481 Aster Elk Bridge Humbold Co. 64 82 Artemisia Sea coast and Shelter Cove 64 83 " " On quicksand at Fort Bragg 6484 Road sides near Mendocino City (commuting) 6485 Open Woods Humbold Co. 6486 Hirsceium Red Mt= Humb. Co. 6487 Burrielia Shelter Cove 64 88 Gnaphelium Sea coast at Port Bragg 64 89 Sea Coast at Fort Bragg 64 90 Chrysopsis Sea coast Novo 64 91 Helenium Bol. From Shelter Cove down to the Albion River near the coast in moist open meadows and Sphagnum swamps very common, quite a feature

3, 6492 Dry hills Clovisdale &/e dry brittle stem. 6493 Grindelia Quiltland sealine near Big Platt Humb. Co. common 6494 Mogera chynelm Red Mtz Humb Co. 6495 Dry loose soil near Red Mtz also formed Collected near Santa Cruz and seen at the last place also their last May. 6496 Cirsium, Lompoos Red Mtz 5-6 feet h. much branched a bunches terminated by small heads, as the old remaining stalks showed clear. The young ones were not so perfectly advanced. But I found it on the coast in similar stations near Fort Bragg but there it was not so tomentose woolly as on the Mtz (yet apparently the same) 6497 Cirsium, Lompoos Fort Bragg 6498 Crepis Dry hillsides near Elm Ridge (loose soil.) 6499 Bahia. Les Coast. Brazg 6500 " Shelter Cove 6501 Arnica Dry soil among chaparral Humbold Co. 6502 Calais Clovisdale muricandus also at Shelter Cove, formerly collected at El River bl. 6503 Macorrhynchus Open pine woods Northole district

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.

6, 6546. Ledum Swamps at Noyo a very fine shrub (a profusion of flowers. 6547 Popola Open Woods Elk Ridge 6548 Swamps at Red Mt 6549 Veratrum at Shelter Cove 6550 Swamps at Red Mt 6551 Streptopus Deep Gulch at Noyo, rare 6552 Red Mt 6553 " 6554 " {Chamber Co} 6555 " 6556 Rocky places Eureka Trail. 6567 Lilium Noyo Swamps. 6558 Lilium Coast Range, Red Mt Mittle Dist. evidently our white Lily of the Sierra. 6559 Swamps Red Mt 6560 Dichelostemma, Divide of Napaia an Eel River thence northward, open wood in deep clay soil, 6561 Rocks near Elk Ridge 6562 Sea Coast Noyo 6563 Shady banks Elk Ridge 6564 Drift land Sea Coast Noyo. 6565 Ledum Elk ridge on rocks 6566 Ledum On loose dry soil near Elk Ridge 6567 Eriogonum (Volcanic roots near Long Valley

7. Valicifolius 6568 Nemes Sea coast at Shelter Cove 6569 Eriogonum Shelter Cove for north. 6570 Ribes 4-10 feet high leaves as large as those of Rer macrophyllum. Common on the banks of Cottonaby creek 20 miles north of Nozo. 6571 Ribes Low shrub near Red Mt. 6572 Nuphar Lambert's Lake near El Viros Mendezia Co. 6573 Meadow between Little Beach and Nozo. Generally near Quercus densiflora. 6574 Sambucus coast north of Nozo berries red. 6575 Phacelia Cottonaby Creek 6576 Sanz fields, Sea coast, Nozo 6579 Pellaea Rock's ElV Ridge 6578 Adiantum Swamps at Red Mt. utirely unshaded station forms immense high tufts. 6579 Garrya Low shrub Red Mt. 6580 Swamps Red Mt. 6581 Juniperus Swamps Red Mt. 6582 Cyperus Lambert's Lake 6583 Luzula Deep Gulch Nozo 6584 Juniperus Ponds near ElV Ridge 6585 Oz hill sides near ElV "

8. 6586. Salix Large thred, sometimes tree in Mission Vi. bed at blowerdale June 6th 6587 Iris common on Red Mt?z 6568 Lumin hills at bloverdale 6569 Bloverdale, dry hills 6570 Lobelia ?? Lambert's Lake 6571 Campanula ?? Swamps at Nogo 6572 Ceanothus flow. blue, stalk long slender; open woods Humb Co. 6573 Mission hies 9/4 6574 Orthocarpus Marin Co 13 67 6575 Cares Bean's Ranch near Santa Cruz 9/5 67.

6070! Hierochloa microphylla Thurb. (in Reports Cal. State Survey.) Col. Munns declares it to be borealis. Bolundus Gramus Collection of Abel. Copy of notes sent over. Gray Feb 27th '68. t. Bolundus his list + his notes are absent. My notes are put in [brackets] p. 4. 6469, 6109! 5078! 6099! 4865! 4692! Stipa viridula v. it is possible that a more careful examination might be able to find from constant differences [Some specimens have a very slender and much elongated] panicle but I write them all rightly referred] Yosemite Valley & Bay tree Grove.

6116! Stipa Richardsonii Lein??? [He contracted penicles, long upper pales, cadness ears and short ligines do not agree with the deser. of S. Richardsonii, but do with that of S. Scirica--] Leamade. I have 2 specimens of either please compare; also with Ledeb. Leon, Fl. Altaic, t.99] Mono Pass, Alt 8000 ft. 6097! Stipa Kingii Bth. Sp. nov. In honor of Clarence King my gallant chief in the pop. of 1866 across the Sierras. [A very pretty species allied to S. nuneomatus, from which it is distinct] Upon Joeline Meadow, alt ? 700 ft 6096! Viflu [Sporol.] rannulosa J.A.B. [Spotolus rannulosus Renth.] Mono Lake. 6095! Vilfa [Sporst] asperifolius Nes et Mey. [Spotulus asperifolius, Nes & Mey - with smoother foli- cage than I have before seen ] Mono Lakes. 4836! Vifla airvides, Trin [ Sporotulus airoides Torr.] San Joaquin Valley, June 6092! Vilfa depamperatus Torr. [The form labelled by Mutt in Herb. Acad. "Sporolus andinus"] Yosemite Valley. 6091! Vifla (Sporotulus) [ Vilfa deparperata Torr., var. filiformis. Brenner collected this in the Sierra Nevada & 2 Men put it with V. depamperatu and on examining it now I can do nothing else with it. It is just the Sporotulus filiformis Mutt. Herb. Acad. Vifl deparperata was founded upon a very diminutive specimen; it varies greatly, & the largest form has been called V. latius by Forey. He must better regard the present as one of its forms, or make a half dozen or more

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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.

4861! Melica aristata, Sp. nov. 6118! Festuca microstachys var. ciliata 6073. Festuca pumiflora, Thunb. 6100! 5067? 5066! Festi violaceus, Gaud.?? [This is called F. rubra in Berry's Rocky Mt. Plants & is the F. rubra of Bourgeous collection. Bentham puts F. rubra under F. ovina & very properly as I puts F. rubra under F. ovina var. rubra or violacea Write. This should be F. ovina var. rubra or violaceus if it more nearly resembles that form.] Old Danm all. 11,000 ft. 6085! Elymus condensatus Reel. 6080! Elymus libricens Lo. 5023! Triticum caninum, Scrib. [This is what I have called from description only, Triticum violaceum Hornem. Vide Anderson Gram. Scanl. p. 5- We have no root to these species] 6468 Triticum aegilopoites Could it be T. dingseni of Jovey. [I have no specimens in either Breems or the State Set] Boulder's Specimen of an un-determined Festuca, "It is the last Festuca in my lot and 4704 of Cate" In all cases I have no specimens to identify it by, though I probably have it from Breems Collection - 4669. is a Lecturus which he thinks of working out. So I will leave it for him. It is quite distinct from F. paniculata in its simple spike, the position of the panicle with a tuft of hairs at its glumes, armed palea with a tuft of hairs) the base. & - It should be compared with Scot's (Rais) 6110! Triticum sebesan mixed with T. aegilopoites 792

"2d Set of Grasses from California State Survey" 1525 - 2493 Leersia oryzoides Buv. Quaha Creek - Bolander 2418. Phalaris intermedia Bosc. Drumpps San Francisco - Bolander, 2287. An unusually large form with large branches, culms, 4-5 ft high branching from the lower nodes. The spikes narrow + interrupted. 2 lines almost the same coming from below. Holcus lanatus L. Drumpps San Francisco - Bolander 2270. Set. Hierochloe Redwoods of Marin Co. - Bolander . 2279. Beckmannia Eruciformis /1902- Oubelund Hills- Bolander- 2289. Paspulum distichum L.- Clear Lake - Bolander 2417. Panicum capillare var. major. In garden, Colorado Valley Dr. Gove 2228 - Virginia City Drumpps Fern- Bolander H.H. Bloome . 2265- Clear Lake Bolander 2420 -- A variety coming from west of Rocky Mts & on Pacific coast. The panicles in strong rays - Spikelets 1/2 line long, acuminate + usually short pedicellate. Panicum Gross Galle - Colorado Valley - Drumpps 227- Draper Creek. Bolander 2419. Panicum dichotomum L. Dry Sandy soils in Yosemite Valley at 4,500 ft. Alt. common on sand & burning rocks - Dr Hillstrom's Breves 1846.

It form corresponding with S. Nidum Linn. No. 2169 collected by Prof. Brown around the hot springs south east of Succorso Rock is probably a form of the same but the specimens are too imperfect for accurate determination. Dracosoma cuspidatum Nutt. Ap of Providence, Int. & west to Cajon Pass 2223 Dracophor Stipa occidentalis Thurb. Virginia City, Nevada Terr. H.G. Bloomer - 2261- Add deser. Stipa setifera Bark. San Francisco - Arlenda 2280; San Diego De Cofres 2233 In east with nearly undisturbed Pales - revise this! Stipa viridula Trin. Big Trees, Calaveras Co. Dr. Hillebrand 2255- a form with elongated panicle Aristida Californica Huds. Jeb Bushes De Cofres, 2217 add deser Agrostis Seabra - Calaveras Co. Dr Hillebrand 2249-2250. Agrostis verticillata San Francisco - Arlenda 2294. Agrostis asperifolia Trin? San Francisco, Arlenda 2272-2286-2295- All stalk forms without awns - No. 2268 by H.G. Bloomer Nevada Terr is probably a young & dwarf state of the same. Agrostis Vulgaris Allan S. (Julyau) San Francisco, Arlenda - 2271, Agrostis Dapuntus Trin Various forms, San Francisco, De Cofres 2493, 2278, 2282, 2283, Calaveras Co. Dr Hillebrand, 2248. Agrostis Surmis Trin ? Calaveras Co. Dr. Hillebrand, 2247, Agrostis S n ov. Calaveras, Co. Dr. Hillebrand - 2251. Add Deser Phleum pratense Grumps, S. Francisco - Arlenda 239 - Calaveras Co- Dr. Hillebrand - 2243, Phleum alpinum. Head of Judgement River Brown 1765; Silver Valley, Brown 1765. Blue Mountains Brown 2073, Calaveras Co. Dr. Hillebrand 2242. Alopecurus geniculatus in Aristolatus, Virginia City, Bloomer 2260. Polypogon Monspeliensis Campo Cady Mokare River, Bloomer, 2220. and on? Jugap.

Sporobolus asperifolius West Ney. Virginia City Nevada Terr. A. G. Bloomer 2264. Sporobolus airoides Fort Mohave. Dr Cooke. 2231. Vilfa deplanepata Torr. Seem Nevada 4000 to 6000 ft. Ref. Brewer. In number This apparent belonging species is variable & has a wide range Extending from Oregon to Mexico. One extreme is V. utliss Torr. The specimens are like V. filiformis & V. curtipolius in West in Herb. Creed. Arndtinnia? Leaves only 223) Phragmites communis Soda Lakes Mojave R. Louper 2222. Cleus Louise, Bolander 2421 Culemagrostis alenticia Torr. Oakland. Bolander 2274, Correct last list Caleumagrostis Communalis Colarous Co. Dr. Billebrandt 2244- of a slender form 2245. Culemagrostis Breussii- all. 8000 ft.- Valley from Summit of Carson Pass- 2/28. Cuy & Brewer sent to Gray. Oleurophis - sp. rigida, n.n.p. Fort Mohave - Dr Cooke 2230. grows 4 ft high add deser...

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-

"Briecum violaceum" (Pimenan - Anders. Gram. Land - ?) J. repens var. purpureus - Dry dry places 2000-3000 ft. - Aug 7. Ples Int Truc. At Lefford and Brenner 2568 - agrees with Harkness sp., but no sign of a creeping rootstock around Le Repens. "Briecum Oeominus" ? aeuminus Gr. Big Trees J. Dillebrand 2257 "Elymus Elymoides" Dry Hill sides, Carson Pass 4000 ft. alt - Brenner 1958 - stem filled Int. Brail 5000-6000 alt - Brenner 2072 - Ovulum Int - Cooper - 2224. "Elymus condensus" - Red - ft. 7 ft. high - Mona Lobe - dry soil. 6000.-7000 - Brenner 1892 where grows - test grass, thin - D.Groves 2219 = (same species with roughland paleus) a slender form with a reddish spikelet - Fort Point, S. Frisco - Bolunda 2275. "Elymus silvicus" - Marin Co. very large Bolunda - 2284 - San Francisco Bold 2285.

Dr. George Thurber's list of his determinations of the grasses of the California State Survey. ___ list 1625-2493

1625 Atropis Californica Verno. 46 Panicum dichotomum 1765 Phleum alpinum L. 1842 Elymus condensatus Beck. 46 Brizopyrum spicatum Waletow 1921 Melica 22 Atropis Calif. 47 Trisetum sulspicatum b. mullc. 65 Phleum alpinum L. 76 Festuca? two old. 98 Ritanios elymoides Ruf. 99 Atropis Calif. {2002 Trisetum sulspicatum Beurn 2003} Atropis Calif. 2004} These three numbers are not on Ruf. Brenne list. 2044 Trisetum sulspicatum Beurn. 61 Glycera verntro Frio 68 Triticea violaceum Wornen. 72 Ritanios elymoides Ruf 73 Phleum alpinum Frio.

2077 Atropis Californica? 78 " " 88 Bromus ciliatus M. 2/1/18 Triticeum Caninum B. Bruckneri Ledb. 28 Culmacypsti Brewerii 69 Panicum diet stonorum M. 22/17 Aristida Californica Hook. 2.sp. 18 Fraxinus pulchella For. 19 Elymus condensatus Beck 22/20 Polypogon monspeliensis 21 Brizopyrum spicatum M. strictum 22 Phragmites communis Trin 23 Trisetona cuspidate Nutt 24 Stipaion Elymoides Raf.- 25 26 Bouteloma oligostachya For. 27 Panicum Ceras-galli L. 28 Panicum Cuspidale M. 29 Festuca microstachys Nutt 22/30 Pleuraphis rigida. 2.sp. 1 Sporobolus airides For. 2 Atropis Culip. 3 Stipa Setigera Beck. 4 Hordeum pusillum Nutt 2235 Bromus brevioris Lutus 36 " virius 37 Potolly Arundinaria - lemn only- 38 Poa annua L. 39 Hordeum murinum 2240 Atropis Californica 41 Bouteloma polystachya For. 42 Phleum alpinum 43 " pratense 44 Culmacypsti, Candanin 45 " " - " - Hledr.-for- 46 Aira cuspitosa M. - varius? 47 Agrostis Ruscata Trin 48 Agrostis decora Seaulto For. 49 " - Scalna 2250 " - sculm. 51 Agrostis Hillebrandii sp. nov. 52 Glyceria Versuta Trin. 53 54 55 Stipa viridula Trin 56 Glyceria versuta Trin 57 Triticeum Caninum L. 58 Bromus ciliatus L. 59 Festuca

2260 Alopecurus gemciculatus var aristulatus 61 Stipa occidentalis Thurb. 62 Melica poncevodes Nutt. 63 64 Sporobolus asperifolius Burt. & Mey. 65 Punicum capillare 66 Atripis Californicum 67 " 68 Agrostis asperifolia 69 Atripis. 2270 Holcus lunatus L. 71 Agrostis alba t hulgensis 72 — asperifolia 73 Glycine junceiflora Persk. 74 Gulum-agrosti Alentian 75 Elymus condensatus 76 Festuca microstachys 77 Poa trivialis. 78 Agrostis spartina 79 Hinwelber microphylla Thurb. 2280 Stipa Lelejensis 81 Melica poncevodes 82 Agrostis Spartina 83 " 2284 Elymus libricens 8.5 Agrostis asperifolia, 86 Agrostis asperifolia 87 Phalaris intermedia 88 Lolium perenne 89 Beekmannia Dracoeformis. 2290 Phleum pratense 91 Festuca microstachys 92 Atripis Californicum 93 Festuca purasciflora Thurb. 94 Agrostis verticellata 95 — asperifolia 96 Festuca ovina 2417 Puspulum distichum 18 Leersia oryzoides, 19 Punicum oru-galli 20 — capillare 21 Phragmites communis 2493 Agrostis Spartina.