Botany of United States Geological Exploration, 40th Parallel
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is the same with the potata more softly dentate, consider less prominent. - It seems also to be the V. Californica of Brandt, while the Oregon form has greenish flowers with the branches of the inflorescence drooping & dropping, the V. Subsulcata Gray, nearly the V. Bicoloriana Benth., which is albae B. & Cham. & d. d. The catena V. will seem to differ only from subacerosa in width, the segments further somewhat less attenuate at base, and in the more open & longer branched panicle. Aug. 25, 1864. Poison Creek. 6,000 ft. Aug. 29, 1864. S. Hub” Miss - Gentian Stream near Gorgo. Wm. 2, " " cania above Oaked Bank. 4,000 ft. 1. July 9, 1869. Helen Valley, June 25, " Wahashah - above Palmy’s Park camp. 239.- Zigadenni Anthallii, 4c. & then afford the flowers, we grew more or less sterile by combining the youngest pistil, which went to Calf., Sask. & Colorado. 1-2° high. Raceme occasionally compound, below. "Hegia-tan-dje" in (prod.) - "Kangira-tan-dje" - Family racemus 6” or more long. May 9, 1864. Near Steamboat Hills + Fort Mills. Drunk. " 16 " Trinity Wm.- Cania above Dukh Lanna " 27 " " " Willam Cania June 3, " Fort Mills near Union ville " 24, " " Main Cumberland - creek bank " 30, " Battle Mr. - Stream bank in high catena, abrassim July 28, " Palmy Valley - creek bank " 11 " " " next Fort - with June 24, 1869. Palmy’s Park camp 140.- Zigadenni canina, (rust.) - In Mackin & the Great Lakes, Mexico Canada, & to the Coast. Mont Cuba & the Rocky Mts. - Rust in the W.M.S., to Calif. & Colorado & N. Mexico (rust.). A slender form only met with, 1-2° high, with a loose fufled somewhat provided raceme, the bracts narrow, not exceeding 3” in width. "Tah-bi-ca-guan" - Stream Aug. 17, 1864. Palmy Valley - Creek bank. " 7 " Huntly-trail Valley - mixed " 28 " Head of Oredale Catena " 2, 1869. River Baca Cania - must be under all