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Order XIV. - Cruciferae.
5.- Cheiranthus. (?) - Sheets 9 and 10. - Spec. 1-3. - Bieena Vistor Creek ranch, (W. Humboldt Valley, East of Unionville.) Oct. 11th 1867. Border of ditch.
6.- Nasturtium palustre, Var. hispidum. (?) - Sheet 11. - Spec. 1-3. - Border of creek Nr. of Grand Granite Peak, (E. Humboldt Mts.) - Oct. 12th 1867. - Long past maturity. Valves brown.
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7.- Nasturtium. (?) - Sheets 12 and 13. - Spec. 1-6. - Moist bank of stream, Star Canon. (W. Humboldt Mts.) - Sept. 20th 1867.
8.- Nasturtium. (B.) - Sheets 14-17. - Spec. 1-10. - Sandy bottom of the Truckee River, below the Big Bend. - July 26th 1867. - Abundant.
9.- Nasturtium. (p.) - Sheets 19-20. - Spec. 1-11. - Sandy bottom of Truckee River below the Big Bend. - July 26th 1867. - Frequent.
10.- Arabis. (?) - Sheet 21. - Spec. 1, 2. - Truckee River bottom, below Big Bend, near Slough. - Aug. 20th 1867. - 1-3' high. - Petals slightly flattened.
11.- Erysimum canadense. (?) - Sheet 22. - Spec. 1, 2. - Union Creek ranch in W. Humboldt Valley, (E. of Unionville.) - (Sept. 27th 1867. - In cultivated ground.
12.- Erysimum. (?) - Sheet 23. - Spec. 1. - Sandy bottom of Truckee, below the Big Bend. - July 26th 1867.
13.- Paepodium integrifolium. - Sheets 24-33. - Spec. 1-10. - Sandy bottom of the Truckee River. - July 27th 1867. - Abundant. Also at Soda Lake & other like localities. Very much branched from the base upward. Stem sometimes 1' or more in diameter - 3'-5' high.
14.- Sinapis ?! - Sheet 34. - Spec. 1, 2. - Mountain canon, near Star City.