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Ebragmaccaa,
68. Shepherdia Canadensis, Nutt.- Vt & Wisconsin & Newfound., as northward
& the Arctic Circle & west to the Rocky Mts., Washington Territory and south in the
Mountain's of Arizona (Anderson) & Colorado (Hall & Hartman) & New Mexico (Fern.)
a) July 27, 1867. E. Humboldt Mts.- Attn St. Betsy, 5,000 ft. 11/4.
b) Aug. 14, " " " Alton Sarnill 1 "
c) Sept. 10, " " Cloma Mts., below N. Park 9,000 ft. 1 "
d) July 6, 1869. Winter Mts.- Head of Bear Cmne " 2 "
e) " 7), " " Echo cme - above Hanging Rock 6,000 ft. 2 "
f) Aug. 13, " " Winter Mts.- near Bear Cmne 4,000 ft. 3 "
69. S. aspinaea, Nutt.- From the Saskatchewan southward to Santa Fe (Vandamme, 4892m.)
West (Stanley) & N. Mexico (Fowler 220)
a) July 22, 1867. - On Boulder, near Clarks' (W.W.S.) 25 ft.
b) June 4, 1868. W. Humboldt Mts.- Uinta Valley cme 3 "
70. Ebragmaccaa, Ph. Canada & west to the Rocky Mts., N. Minnesota,
Wyoming (Fern.) & New Mexico (Anderson) & a little
b) Aug. 15, 1869.- Bear River Valley, or Parnell 165 ft.
a) July 29,
" " or Grantrin 6 "
Sandalaceae.
71. Comandra pallida, DC., Nutt. Flowers not distinguishable from C. umbellata,
leaves somewhat fimbriate at the margin, Myrmont leaves narrowly lanceolate,
sometimes ciliate; Stem thin with brownish or grayish pubescence; 3" in diameter.
From Oregon to Colorado &
N. Mexico.
a) July 10, 1868. Diamond Mts.- Peru. 7,000 ft. 5/4.
b) " 20, " E. Humboldt Mts.- Cotton above Camp Bely 2 "
c) " 2), " " a Peak above St. Betsy 8,600 ft. 1 "
d) May 17, 1869. northward, a City Creek canyon 5,000 " 1 "
e) June 24, " " Ridge above Valley Camp 6,100 " 1 "