Iran, Utah, 1969, [numbers 10697-10741]

Cronquist, Arthur; Babakhanlou, Parviz

1969

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#10697 Vol.592 Property of Arthur Cronquist United Nations - FAO P.O. Box 1555 Tehran, Iran Reward for return

1069,7 - 27 June 1969 Cronquist & Parviz Babakhanlou Common in clay-loam soil on rolling summit land, west central Elburz Mts., 85 km east of Roodbar, Iran, about 6600 feet elevation. Flowers bright yellow. Galium verum L. Galium verum (3)

27 - Jun, 1969 # 1 & 2 - Rice paddies along Sevidrud River below Boulder - west bank 4 Elburg Mts - near Caprioia sea ca 800 ft

10698. 27 Jun, 1969 Same place as 10697. Forming clumps up to several feet across. Flowers white, the lower lip slightly ochreaceous. Stamens 4, ascending under the galea. Phlomis anisodonta Boiss, Phlomis (4) - cf. rigida

10699 - 27 jun., 1969 Same place as 10687. Stems arising singly from a creeping rhizome, ofen only one stem per year. Flowers white to faintly ochroleucous. Authors 4. Nepeta sintenesii Bornm. Mint, (3) Nepeta

10708 - 27 June, 1969 Crongquist & Parviz Babakhantou Same place as 10697. Stems numerous from a taproot prostrate, forming a mat. Peduncles curved-erect. Flowers bright yellow. Lotus corniculatus L. Lotus (3)

10701, 27 June, 1969 Cronquist & Parviz Babakhanlou Same place as 10687. Stems arising singly, some- times producing short rhizomes. Flowers blue-violet Campanula glomerata L. Campanulas (4)

#324, nice paddies, example is 1+2

10702 - 5 July, 1969 In gravel and rock crevices about a dark igneous outcrop just northwest of ridge crest above Meygoun, about 55 km. (by road) northeast of Tehran, Iran. Eler, about 3100m. Flowers pale pink-lavender. Valeriana sisymbriifolia Desf. Valeriana (4)

10703-5 July, 1969 Same place as 18702 Flowers white. Arabis caucasica Wild. Arabis Caucasus - Flowers? (3)

10704-5 July, 1969 Crevices of a dark igneous rock outcrop - -- - - m in 10702. Petals probably white when young, turning purplish in age. The blade bilobed half way to the base and leaving a very deeply bifid, other- wise entire appendage. Calyx becoming somewhat inflated and arkine - red. Styles 3. Claw 1/ths petals expanded and auriculate on each side at the tops. Silene odontopetala Fenzl, var. latifolia Boiss. Silene (2)

10705 - July 5, 1969 Series of basaltic and rhyolitic rock outcrops -- as in 10702. Flowers yellow, turning reddish-purple in age .. Pistillate flowers in several series, with a ligule 1.5-2.5 mm long, slightly larger to slightly shorter than the pappus. All but the innermost pistillate flowers fertile, with flattened, 2-nerved achene. Disc flowers relatively few, with 4-toothed corolla and elongate, empty achene.. Outer pappus present but scanty and inconspicuous. Psychrogeton amorphoglossus (Boiss.) Novopokr. asteroid comp. (3) andrysalidis

10706 - July 5, 1969 Same place as 10702. Plants tapered, often with elongate slender rhizome-like caudical branches. Flowers blue-violet, with a small white eye. Veronica Veronica (4)

10707 5 July, 1969 Cremices of igneous rock outcrops as in 10702. Stems clustered on a taproot and branching cauder, the leaves appressed to the rock. Rays white, mostly 15-29. Disk yellow. Pappus prominent. Receptacle naked. Chrysanthemum hololeucum Bornm. aff pyrethrum - kotschyi; Chrysanthemum (3)

10708-5 July, 1969 Moist gravelly northwest slope alongside melting snowbank just northwest of ridge crest above Meygoon, about 55 km. (by road) north- east of Tehran, Iran. Elev. about 3100 m. Tepals yellow above, green beneath. Growing with # 17809, which seems distinct in having shorter, blunter tepals and wider leaves. Gagea Yellow Lily [3]

10709 - 5 July, 1969 same place as 17808. growing with #17808, which seems distinct in its longer, more pointed tepals and narrower leaves. Gagea pusilla Schm. yellow lily (2)

107/10 - 5 July, 1969 Same place as 17808 Stems arising singly. Leaves blue-glaucous. Flowers dark red-purple on white. Corydalis verticillaris DC. Corydalis [3]

107/1-5 July, 1969 Same places 10702. Flowers erect, rather light blue. Campanula stevenii M.B. var. vesiculosa Bornm. (= ssp. beauverdiana) Campanula @

107/2-5 July, 1969 open, stony, overgrazed ridgetop at summit saddle above Meygoon, about 55 km. (by road) northeast of Tehran, Iran. Stem clustered on a succulent, branching caudex which surmounts a taproot. Plants aromatic. Flowers blue-violet, stamens 4, about equal Nepeta racemosa Lam. elburzensis Rech. f. Mint (4)

10713 - 5 July, 1969. Same place as 10712. Plants forming spiny cushions 3-4 dm wide. Flowers bright pink-purple. Onobrychis cornuta asteragalus (2)

#5,6,7 Rocky outcrop where nos. 10702-11 were collected

10.7.14 - 6 July, 1969 Cranquist & Parviz Babakhshanlou Wet lush slope along Sahr River about 20 km. East of Polour, Elen, about 2350 m. Stems arising singly. Stamens conspicuous, yellow. Tepals inconspicuous whitish, tinged with purple Thalictrum elatum Mur. [illegible] simplex L. Thalictrum 4

10715 - 6 July, 1969 Cranguiet + Parniz Balakhau Same place as 10714. Plants short. lined per- enial, fibrous rooted with 1-3 stems. Heads yellow; Marginal flowers pistillate, with a tiny digule less than 1 mm long, surpassed by the disk, their achenes 3-nerved but empty. Achenes with 2 marginal and one central nerve. Pappus none. Receptacle hemispheric, naked. Matricaria corymbifera DC. (=Chamaemulum disciforme) Tanactum (3)

10716 - 6 July, 1969 Cranquist & Parviz Balakhavlon. same place as 10714, plants robust, up to 1.5 m. tall with basal leaves up to 8' x 2 dm. Heads yellow, with 2-4 rays up to about 1 cm. long Ligularia persica Boiss. Senecio (3)

10717 - 6 July 1969 Cronquist + Parviz Bahakhavan 12 km. n. of Polour on Abgarm Road - about 2450m. Open, rocky grass field North slope, petals dull pinkish Open, rocky north slope in grass-Forb vegetation about 12 km. North of Polour on road to Abgarm. Elevation about 2450 m. Root tuberous - thickened. Petals dull pinkish, connate at the base. Stamens 10, Crassulaceae (1)

8-1) the big mountain 2. Senacio (10716), with Babakhan. Demavend Kuh. 5670 m = slmmt 19,000 fut Damavand

107/5 - 11 July, 1969 Block 34, Hormand Range Station, about 70 km. east of Tehran. Gravelly clay soil overlying lime stone, outwash plain at foot of Elburz Mts, about 1900 meters elev. Flowers mostly 25-40 to a head, ochroleucous, after ninth lavender-purple anthers. Involutural bracts about 50-70 to a head. Achenes angular- -roughened, dentate at the summit, and with a pappus of coarse, deciduous bristles. Cousinia squarrosa Boiss. det. K.H. Rechinger Cousinia (5)

107/9 - 11 July, 1969 Same place as 107/8. Flowers (especially the anthers) Suppleia. Con Cousinia (3)

10720 - 11 July, 1969 Black 33; otherwise samples as 10718 Bracts ochroleucous, becoming light yellow in drying. Flowers orange-yellow. Helichrysum arenarium L. Helichrysum (3)

1072 | 11 July, 1969 Rocky clay loam in Qizineh Closure, about 106 km. east of Tehran, in lower reaches of the Elburz Mts. Elev. about 2200 m. Forming clusters up to several dm across. Pleasantly aromatic? Stamens 2. Flowers lavender. Local name Alsharn Zizyphora rigida (Boiss.) Staff mint [3] ?st

10722 11 July 1969 Same place as 10721. Plants almost indistinct. Flowers white with pink lines. Upper lip somewhat galeate, conspicuously white, woolly inside and out. Stamens 4, the lower pair the longer. Lagochilus aucheri Boiss. var. kotschyanus (Boiss.) Bornm. mint - fox. Lagochilus

16723 - 13 July, 1969 open plains at Redshur, about 50km. southeast of Tehran, Iran. Elev. about 1000 m. Plants shrubby at the base, with bright glaucous-green succulent stems and branches. Cronquist and Paris Baba- khanlou. Aellenia glauca see Ulmont in B.A.P. 1934 Salola @

10724 - 18 July, 1969 Common roadside weed along the Tehran - Sarak road, about 70 km. south- wes[t of Tehran, in open, overgrazed gravelly plains. Elev. about 1250 m. Selected small specimens, Well developed plants up to about 1 m. tall and with several branches. Heads lavender - purple, Onopordon acanthium. heteracanthum C.A.Mey. Onopordum (3)

10725 - 18 July, 1969 Gravelly plains, especially along a shallow dry wash, on open, overgrazed plains along the Tehran - Saveh highway about 70 km. southwest of Tehran. Elev. about 1250 m. Flowers yellowish. Foliage blue-glaucous. Plant with unusual odor. Ducrosia anethifolia (DC.) Boiss. Umbel [3]

10726 18 July, 1969 Same place as 10725. Perennial from deep-seated running roots, the stems arising singly, green; becoming much branched and forming a tumbleweed- -like mass 4-6cm. high and wide. Flowers yellow, motly 6 (7) to a head. Achene rather light brown, prominently ridged and furrowed longitudinally, somewhat compressed. Pappus copious, of capillary, barbellate, white bristles. Microrhynchus spinosus (Forsk.) Launaea spinoza Scorzonera (3)

10727 - 18 July, 1969 Open, gravelly, averaged plains -- etc. as in 0725. Plants with a stout, woody taproot and a much branched woody caudex, producing short, leafy, marly prostrate sterile stems and more erect fertile stems with larger leaves. Flowers whitish. Upper lip of the corolla deeply cleft, its two lobes seeming almost like extra lobes of the lower lip. Stamens ? Teucrium polium L. Mint (3)

#1-2 - [illegible] vs. 20 km. n. of highway 3-5 Caravanas

10728-18 July, 1969 About quartzite rock outcrops along the crest of a small ridge about midway on the map between Shazvin and Saveh, to the west of Tehran. Elevation about 1700 m. Plants several-stemmed from a perennial taproot and branched caudex. Flowers lavender- purple, heads with 6-9 fertile disk flowers and about 5 marginal neutral flowers. Centauraea squarrosa Willd. Centaurae (3)

10729-18 July, 1969 Stony, porphyritic slope overlooking a small artificial pond at north base of dry ridge in open, overgrazed country about 14 km west of Shadash, which is west of Karadj. Plants forming mats flat on the ground. Flowers white. Elevation about 1400m. overlooking Jaffarabad exclos- ure, Galium humifusum M.B. [illegible] Galium (3)

10730 - 18 July, 1969 Same place as 10729, Plants forming mats flat on the ground. Flowers at first nearly white, later turning pink. Trifolium fragiferum L. Shade(?) Clover (3) 884 - 95

10731-18 July, 1969 Same place as 10729. Flowers whiteish &c- ments of the brown pair Thelanger. Stems clustered and woody base... Lagochilus insignis Belang, Lagochilus (1)

#6,7 - A herba alba 2. expasue 11km EY 7 Tehran 1900+m. 8+9- A archene 119km 20T Tehran 2100m. n slope. 10-11- A manogyna at Fermoush, sklozene 144 kmne ITehran 1900+m.

1073 2-25 July, 1969 Common on stony, gravelly east slope overlooking a small stream 11 km. south of the highway summit north of Sarl, in the Ellburz Mountains, Iran. Stems clustered on a woody root and branched, mostly canary. Flowers bright pink-purple. Calyx sub- equally 5-cleft, 10-nerved. Upper lip of corolla sub- galeate, entire or nearly so. Stamens 4, about equal, barely exerted from the corolla tube. Plants with a distinctive aroma. Elevation about 1300 m. Corolla tube with a ring of hairs 3 mm. above the base. Stachys laxa Boiss. & Buhse Mint - (3) 1800m

10733 - 26 July, 1969 Flat sandy bottom of small Cove in sand dunes behind the beach, doubtless flooded by storm tides. South shore of the Caspian Sea, 29 km, north of Sari, Iran. Plants annual, prostrate and rooting, forming flat mats with erect peduncles. Corolla bilabiate, at first white, soon turning lavender with a deeper red-purple spot at the base of the lower lip. Stamens 2. Phyla nodiflora (L.) Greene Phyla 3

16734- 26 July, 1969 Same place as 16733. limp Annual. Corolla deep pink, 5-lobed, regular. Stamens 5. Stigma capitata ovules numerous, probably on parietal placentae. Centaurium spicatum (L.) Fritsch Centauraceae Centaurei (3)

10735 - 26 July, 1969 Same place as 10733. Corolla limb deep pink, with a small white eye Centaurium pulchellum (Swartz) Druce auts Centaureums spec.iff. (3)

10736-26-July 1959 Same place as 10733. Plants also abundant on the open dunes but there were all prostrate. Outer bracts 3-nerved below Plantago indica L. Plantago sp. indica

10737 - 28 July, 1969 Cronquist & Parviz Babakhanloo With Artemisia monogyna on rucky, open south slope overlooking stream in Elburz Mountains 14km. northeast of Yorgan and 19km. northwest of Shah-Pasand Elevation about 500m. Upper part of stem and branches strongly bluish, as also the upper side of the bracts. Styles bright light blue, Corolla merely pale blue- lavender. Stems arising singly (seldom paired) from a stout taproot Eryngium caeruleum M.B. biebersteinianum Nevski Eryngium 3 66273

10738 - 28 July 1969 Cronquist & Parviz Babakhahan, Open, stony benches above stream in Elburz Mountains about 100 km. northeast of Yorgan and 25 km. northeast of Shah-Pasand. Elevation about 600 m. Half shrub about 1 m. tall. Flowers bright blue. Stamens 2. Corolla tube with a strongly oblique ring of hairs below the middle within. Perowskia artemisioides Boiss. (Distinct from P. abrotanoides?) 379 photo #12 304 Salvia (3) &c279

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10739-6 Sept. 1969 Cache County, Utah. Semi-open clones near Tony Grove Lake, Twp. 13 N., R. 3 E., S. 6. about 20 miles northeast of Logan, in the Bear River Range. Twp. 13 N., R. 3 E., S. 6 Elev. about 8200 feet shrubs up to about 8 in. tall Artemisia tridentata Nutt. A. tridentata (D) Tony Grove

10740 - 8 Sept. 1969. Cache Co., Utah. Broad, high valley leading into Logan Canyon, 32 miles by highway east of Logan, Twp. 14 N., R. 4E, S. 22. Elev. about 7500; [illegible] plants 1-2 (3)dm. tall, exclusive of the inflorescence, growing with # 10741, A. tridentata, but sharply distinct, and occupying adjacent territory, with a sharp areal boundary. Photo shows 10740 in foreground, 10741 in back- ground. Artemisia arbuscula Nutt. var. arbuscula A. arbuscula (4) 1-2(3)dm

10741 - 8 Sept. 1969, Same place as 10740. Plants (3) 4-8 dm. tall, at the inflorescence, growing with #10740, A. arbuscula var. arbuscula, but sharply distinct, occupying adjacent territory with a sharp areal boundary. Photo shows 10740 in foreground, 10741 in background Artemisia tridentata Artemisia tridentata Nutt. A tridculata 4 4-8 dm

#12 & #1, Engelmann spruce - 850 feet. Brigham MTS. 9-10-11- Lodgepole pine, understory ? Engelmann spruce, 10- slash cuttng 7500' 213 - Agruprommuthi "Center nation", m. 1 Bell Founder, S.D. 3400 4,5,6 - Jack pine, understory ? spruce fir, 20 miles n. of Cana

Mc Gran Huff - ca 1.08 June 26 3.16 July 2 1.08 July 8 1.08 July 15 1.35 July 21 .56 July 29 3.31 2.64 Aug 2 .56 Aug 3 1.60

Ramesh + Helene Rasai' Dousette Daram

65508 Tschern 373 Howard 666 Summit 860 Sari 89 at large 719 Sari at A. ancheri and what may be A. monogyna grow together at over foot on no side? Elburg, known as hybrids. at week north) Sari. A. maxima, leafy, stemmed, + green sheath-like, prefer- alent and + glandula, but hardly tormentor. Branches? thin & leafy, widely arcuate, ascending (sometimes recurved at the tops), the heads tending to not an recurved peduncle up to 4-5 inches or the other.

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The rise and fall of Gypsy, Medvedev Lemon transl., Cal. U. Press

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752-0835 Tom Wehman Rich Land Title Co. Walla Walla Building Logan - Ground floor Warranty Deed. Ross F. Cheney & Elsie W. Cheney, husband & wife to Glenn F Pierce & Verla Pierce, himself as joint tenants. NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 T6 Sec 31, Tmp 13 N, R 6 E, Salt Lake Meridian. also NW 1/4 & SE 1/4 Sec 31 etc. 30 June 1967

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A thistle 1.5 m tall creaked, cottony, with ascender, and many subservient small purpleheads; the tracts strangely glutenous tipped on glutenous on the back a ridge and with an almost rather short loose specie & types conspicuously perple about the grist, white below - along outflow from a stream along high basal cliffs between French Glen & Fields . 402.1 with aster overgrowth a very tall lodago mesommon

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If you will speak to Mrs. Ginad Grinianidze, we will be happy to take her with us. ES 3-8674 5 S Tacoma Bremerton #16 1307 Park,

The best-planned lays of mice and men etc. Koeboelincien in Capricorn Ride Illic's

Are the Shetlers planning to go with us on Saturday? It makes a difference as to how many cars we use.. Bob & Mae Thorne will come. Have you spoken to him about it?

I see three (possibly only two) Russians, You and Mae, and myself, to make up six if we all go in one car. If we take two, we can add your former student, and the Shetlers, who had also invited Armen and Andrei to go into the Cascades on Saturday - I believe their invitation came later. - So 1 carrying or 2 with?} what is your preference?

McMahon Dr. Z. Guinich, Dr. Inst of Botany of the Georgian acade. Kodzetskaya streeetway Tbilisi USSR Copy to Earl L Class of Flowering Plants - also to Arturo G-P and why not send in U.S. ICA The considerations are that one car is easier to manage, but we don't want to freeze any one out.

Pachysandra seeds What sort of reputation does Professor Mensel, from East Germany, have? more useful, but not very reliable Are you receptive to a joint trip to Mt. Rainier or the Olympics on Saturday for A.T., A.F., & possibly others? I can put six in my car. J.A. Pote Jim Harrichson can take 2 others & I can take three modderators to Mt. myself.

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Notes By Bill Yard Edwin. 2/2). 1967

Izadi - Building 220 Eliz went to Elizabeth confectionery Elizabeth Boulevard Artemisia annua - Lvs 3-pinnatifid peltate radiis narrow, c. 1 mm wide. extimati (tertiary) segments relatively short & broad. leaves flat.

Do you know Osvaldo Fidalgo, a mycologist from Sao Paulo? Who is our potential mycologist - Committee member? Schopf - Silva Christensen - Crangquist c Lennart Holm Just in the Box Uppsala

Hossein Lessani at karadi student/ Hilmgren, A.T. McMahon 1072 Fedorov 1070 Wednesday Sept 3- Painted Hills State Park campground. 3 P.M. Mr. Shehbaz - Thelypodium Austin III

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sein Service du Paturage - 212 et summit 231 et SmallTown July 26 - Saturday lat. 27 28 Gorgan - 4/30 = (3au) Golestan ferret

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1 EVINE - Agric. Dept D. Esfandiar 2 KARADJ 3 Univ of Tehran - Mercredi 1. Perhaps 40,000 specimens, but many not mounted or not named or both. Separate internal folders for each sheet. Some clamped together Belgian style. Mounted with butcher tape. Mr. Behbouy 3. Zargary - ±6000 specimens, more normal folders, erratic labelling, some exchange. & not so good glue. Postage stamps against each spec.

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