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45. Pentstemon glaber, Ph. rarpyananthus, Gr. (Gr. Syn. Pant. 60.) Also a Utah form; a
very distinct variety, if not a good species.
May 17-24, 1869. Wasatch Mts., Utah. City Creek Canon. 5,000 ft. 5 sp.
46. P. Fremontii, 7 sp.
(Gr. Syn. Pant. 60.) 12" high; anthers globular except
a long the Dibianum; throat somewhat broad; light blue or pink.
a) July 6, 1868. Bridget Mts., Mr. Austin Pass. 6,000 ft. 5 sp.
b) " 10, " Diamond Range, Stage Pass
" 4"
c) " 19-20, " E. Humboldt Mts., Mr. Cain's Camp Ruby 6,000 ft. 3"
d) Aug. 14, " Ridge above Sawmill 7,000 ft. 4"
47. P. acuminatus, Goug.
(Gr. Syn. Pant. 61.)
May 20, 1868. Humboldt Valley, Mr. Sandalls at Coggs Ferry 4,700 ft. 6 sp.
49. P. centranthifolius, Bentt. (Gr. Syn. Pant. 63.) A hitherto California species.
(18) Rare. Corolla occasionally white. Collected by Palmer in S. Arizona.
July 11, 1869. Wasatch Mts., Utah. Poro Canon. 6,000 ft. 5 sp.
50. P. caespitosus, Nutt.
(Gr. Syn. Pant. 66.)
July 29, 1869. Bear River Valley, Utah. Footills near Evanston. 6,000 ft. 3 sp.
51. P. cristatus, Nutt.
(Gr. Syn. Pant. 67.)
July 9, 1868. Limestone ridge east of Monitor Valley, Utah. 6,000 ft. 2 sp.
52. P. Palmeri, Gr. (Natl. Bot. 39) P. tibetanum - Perhaps P. Palmeri,
"An exceedingly handsome and well marked species,
Only occurs in Utah, Gr.
a) May 19, 1868. Trinity Mts., Mr. Cain's Led. with J. Loveckis. 5,000 ft. 2 sp.
b) June 16, " E. Humboldt Mts., Mr. Footills near Unionville. " 3"
c) July 29, " E. Humboldt Mts., Mr. Footills at Camp Ruby" 6,000 ft. 1
53. P. humilis, Nutt.
(Gr. Syn. Pant. 69.)
a) July 20, 1868. E. Humboldt Mts., Mr. Cain's Camp Ruby. 5,000 ft. 2 sp.
b) " 24, " Look down Camp Ruby
" 4"
c) " 27, " Canon above Mt. Ruby
" 1"
54. Drimysorus, Doug., with Entolias
(58) P. humilis, Nutt. var. - Not glaucous; podicle hairs erect, abruptly pilate; caulina, elongated.
a) July 14, 1869. Wasatch Mts., Utah. Above Cottonwood Lake 9,000 ft. 6 sp.
b) Aug. 19, " " Rim Fork of Cottonwood Canon 8,000 ft. 4