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294. Vicia Americana, Muhl.
(749. Fl. I. 269.) Foliage very variable, even
on the same plant; lower leaflets usually much narrower than the upper;
which vary from linear to ovate, or an acute, obtuse, or rarely truncate,
always mucronate. The only climbing leguminous plant seen west
of Utah, abundant in localities, & known as the "Peavine". Confined
to the banks of creeks & springs.
a) Oct. 2, 1867. Dumbler range, near Canon of Granite Peak. Infloresc. 6sf.
b) July 19, " Trucker Meadows, near Clondale. (W.W. Bailey.) 3".
c) May 9, 1868. Wasatch Valley, near Wasatch City. 2".
d) June 12, " Dumbler Range, Canon East of Granite Peak. 3".
e) May 27-31, 1869. Canon & meadow near Salt Lake City, Utah. 5".
f) June 21, " Salt Lake Valley, near Farmington. 3".
g) July 25, " Parley's Park, Utah - Canon above Camp. 1".
h) July 9, " Uintah Mts., Utah. Provo valley - river bank. 1".
i) July 31, " Near Ririe Canon, meadow. 1".
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295. Lathyrus polyphyllus, Speth.
(749. Fl. I. 277.) Frequent on the wooded hillsides
of the Wasatch & Uintahs. Stems wingless; stipules much smaller than
the leaflets.
a) May 17, 1869. Canon near Salt Lake City. 5,000 ft. 4sf.
b) July 14, " Wasatch Mts. - Above Cottonwood Lake. 10,000 ft. 1".
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295. L. halistris, d
(749. Fl. I. 275.) Stems wingless; peduncles 4-10 flowered.
a) May 27, 1869. Wasatch Mts. - City Creek canon. 2sf.
b) June 24-29, " Canon above Parley's Park. 6".
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294. L. ornatus, Matt.
(749. Fl. I. 277.) Pubescent.
May 10, 1869. - City Creek canon, near Salt Lake City. 6sf.