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In the Choshone Mts. - rarely 20-25° high, 15-20' in dim.
Prinus monophylla, Dorr. - N. Calif. to Col. & S. Lt. Arizona & N. Mex.
Lions always exhibit a tufted, in no way indicate a compound structure,
in the earliest form (for 1st to 2 or 3 yrs.) with flattened, coriaceous, abscisive leaves
Apr. 21, 1864 - Willow near Carson City.
July 7, " E. foothills of Sierra Nevada range
" 20 " E. Humboldt Mts.
P. contorta, Dougl. - Alaskan to N. Calif. and Col.
July 5, 1869 - Headwaters of Powder River.
"Red Pines" of Sannille
P. ponderosa, Dougl.
May 4, 1864 - Washoe Mts
July 5, 1869 - Rockycation, near upper Sannille (Yellow Pine) 3
P. aristata, Eng. - but the cones and tips dark-colored and the same with
less conspicuous vein on the young cones. Cones layer 2½-4'
July 30, 1865 - E. Humboldt Mts., Peak above Sannille
Colorado.
P. flexilis, James (17 cones) Rocky Mts. from New Mexico, to Washoe Mts.
July 20, 1864 - E. Humboldt Mts., above Camp Ruby 8,000 ft.
Aug. 27, " " Peak above Laker 9,500 ft.
" Sept. 3rd, " " Canyon near Hume's 6,500 ft.
" July 20, 1869, Peak above Puly's Path 4,000 ft.
" " 24 " Ridge above Puly's Canyon 7,000 ft.