Botany of United States Geological Exploration, 40th Parallel
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53.- C. triculata, Booth. July 16, 1864. Ruby Valley. " 24, " " " Aug 7, " Armstrong Valley " 12, " Ruby Lake Sept. 6, " Franklin Valley " 26, " Brooks Spring " 4.) Aug 5, 1869 Lily Lake 9,000 + 2" 5.) July 14, " near Cottonwood Lake 3" 6.) July 3, " Paris Canyon - Bear Ravine 1" 7.) June 23, " Kimball's Creek bank 1" 55.- C. viridicata, L. var. (Caffricina, Fr.? ) Aug. 2, 1869. Lily Lake Creek bank 9,000 gr. - 13p. 54.- C. viridicata, L. June 29, 1869. Camp west of Parker's Park Camp July 9, " Camp in Pore, in lower canyon Undermined. Aug. 26, 1864. Fremont's Pass 3 sp. July 11, " Ft. Shelby - July? 15, 1869. Cottonwood Canyon, stream above bivouac 2" Aug. 14, " Lake above Parker's Park 6" Crosbaceae. Elshadrae andisophyllina, C. A. Mey.- A low diffusely branched shrub (20 high), the branchlets mostly fascicled at the apex on either side of the numerous joints, thickened at the nodes, smooth, sticky, yellowish brown; sheaths 2-3 clefts, the lobes long, spatulate, or lanceolate, a linear aculeate, deciduous; stamens numerous, opposite clusters usually 3, or more, sessile or on shortly peduncled, anthers about 6, mostly sessile, the filaments three times longer than the sepal involucre ; pistils numerous, axillary, [illegible]