Catalogue of botanical specimens gathered in Nevada, season of 1867

Watson, Sereno,1826-1892,author; Brewer, William Henry,1828-1910

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Plants United States Geological Exploration of the Fortieth Parallel (1867-1881) Plants -- Nevada

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252. A. Biliypona, Gr. 253. " Lepidinosa, Brugl. 254. " ver. Thysanodit. (A. Thysanodit., 74a.) 255. " Plachthalia, Gr. 256. = Zoni mutabilis: 257. " Hydracantha, Gr. 258. " malaccensis, Gr. 259. " Cenadrina, d. 260. " ver. Monocarpia. (A. Monocarpia, 41b.) 261. " Hypoqortita, d. 262. " Anthocleista, Gr. 263. " Ancestro, Gr. mutabilis: 264. " Arctium, 265. × oblatum. 266. × oblatum, 267. × Robinioides, Gr. ver. eucalyptoides. 268. × var. 269. × Isethunthii, 74a. 270. × Phaeocactus, 271. × affricatus, 272. × Purcelli, Brugl. 273. × Wallichii, 74a. 274. × Heteranthera, Gr. 275. × Dysosma, Gr. 276. × Spathulata, Gr. 277. × Spathulata, Gr. 278. × Spathulata, Gr. 279. × Spathulata, Gr. 280. × ver. elatior, 35 Alpina 36 " 37 " 38 " 39 " 4a

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Easter Hymn Pone lacrima, Magdalena, D'errana lacrymas; Nam est jam sermonis cena, Non cur gletum exprimas; Cantae mille sunt laetandi, Cantae mille exultandi, Alleluia resonet! Funa visum, Magdalena, Frons nitens cat lucida; Demigravit omnibus prena, Lux cornu cat fulgida; Christus nondum liberavit, Ex de morte triumphabit; Alleluia resonet! Gande, plande, Magdalena, Tombâ Christus spirit. Tristis est peracta scena, Vidor mortis redit; Quem deflebis morientem, Vincere aride resurgentem; Alleluia resonet!

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Volle vultum, Magdalena, Redivivum obœtupē; Videfrons quam sit amœna, Quinque plagas adspice; Fulgent sicut margaritae, Ornamenta nucis virae; Alleluia resonet! Vive vive, Maydalenā! Mā lux verrēa est; Gaudius turquæcīr vena, Mortis vis datera est; Moesti prœcul sunt dolorcs, Lacti redeant amores; Alleluia resonet!

Catalogue of Botanical Specimens Gathered in Nevada, season of 1867. Sereno Watson, U.S.G.S.

Order I.- Ramnaculatae. i.- Clematis.- Common on river banks and by mountain streams. Per- haps two species. (a.)- Sheet 1. Spec. 1-4.- Unionville Canon, W. Humboldt-Wis.- Sept. 9 1867. Sheet 2.- Spec. 1,2.- Santa Clara Canon, W. Humboldt-Wis.- Sept. 19 1867. (b.)- Sheets 3,4.- Spec. 1-5.- St. Clara Canon, W. Humboldt-Wis.- Sept. 19 1867. Leaves less coriaceus + more sharply acuminate. Flowers considerably smaller + more dicht. Achenia shorter and conspicuously more plump at base. 2.- Ramnaculaceae Cymbalaria.- Sheet 5.- Spec. 1-9.- Fresh springs, on shore of Soda Lake.- Aug. 5 1867. Sheet 6.- Spec. 1-4.- Humboldt River Meadow, above Oreama. Found also in Unionville Canon, W. Humboldt-Wis.- Localities but- slightly impregnated with alkaline salts.- 3.- Aquilegia formosa.- Sheet 7.- Spec. 1.- Mountain Canon, W. of Big Bend of Truckee.- Aug. 16 1867. Sheet 8.- Spec. 1.- Wrights Canon, W. Humboldt-Wis.- Sept. 3 1867.- Banks of streams in high mountain canons. 4.- Delphinium.- Banks of streams in mountain canons.- No specimens.

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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. (a) 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.

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(W. Humboldt-Wis.) Sept. 19 1867.- Dry banks of creek. 15.- Lepidium Virginianum.- Sheets 35+36.- Spec. 1-4.- Sandy bottom of the Trucker River, below the Brig. Bend.- July 26 1867.- Common. 16.- Lepidium (a.) - Sheet 37.- Spec. 1,2.- Carson & J. Humboldt- Slough, near Quarry Mill.- Nov. 16 1867.- Dry sandy bed of stream.- 1° high- Diffusely branched. 17.- Sheet 37.- Spec.1.- With the last Animal. Scarcely in bloom. Prostrate. Order IV.- Capparidaceae. 18.- Cleome.- Sheets 36-40.- Spec. 1-6.- Sandy Desert, beyond Soda Lake.- Aug. 5 1867.- 19.- Cleome aurata.- (a.) Sheets 41-45.- Spec. 1-9.- Sandy bottom of Trucker River, below the Brig. Bend.- July 27 1867.- Abundant.- 2-5° high, much branched above, naked below. Sometimes nearly 1' in Diameter. Not of that plant Descriptive.- (b.) - Sheet 45.- Spec 1.- Carson River bottom, near Reed's Station.- August 4 1867.-

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Order XXI. - Hypericaceae. 20. - Hypericum Scouleri (?). - Possibly two species. (A.) - Sheet 49. - Spec. 1, 2. - Shaded bank of stream, Wright's Canon. - Sept. 5^3^ 1867. Placentae not joined in the centre. Past Moon. (B.) - Sheet 50. - Spec. 1-5. - Shaded bank of stream, Wright's Canon - 1000 feet above the bank. - Sept. 11^3^ 1867. In bloom. - Placentae united in centre. Order XXV. - Portulacaceae. 21. - Portulaca oleracea. - Cultivated ground in Carson bottom, Reeds Station. No specimens. Probably introduced. Order XXVI. - Elatinaceae. 22. - Elatine Tyama (?). - Sheet 51. - Spec. 1-4. - Carson River Bottom, at Reeds Station. - Aug. 3^3^ 1867.

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Order XXVII. - Linaceae. 23. Linum. Probably but a single species. (a.) Sheet 52. Spec 1-2. Dry creek bank in canon, 500 feet above Star City. Sept. 20th 1867. (W. Humboldt—Mrs.) (b.) Sheet 53. Spec 1-2. Summit of Star Peak, 10,000 ft. — Bloom not seen. Smaller than (a). (W. Humboldt Mrs. & Schr. 19th/1867). Order XXVIII. - Geraniaceae. 24. Geranium Carolinianum? Sheet 54. Spec 1,2. Gravely to dry creek at Unionville, (W. Humboldt Mrs.) Sept. 10th 1867. — Seeds black & shiny, (not reticulated). — Geranium (probably the same) was found in bloom, Dec. 13th 1867, at foot of mountains west of Pyramid Lake — much branched, decumbent, 6' high, paleo pink. Order XXXVIII. - Malvaceae. 25. Malva. — Plants probably of this genus. — Two species. — Decumbently branched, my judgment. — one with 1 me, with light red corolla, more erect, in sandy plains & bottoms — the other, with orange and red, in moist bottom land of Carson River. — two specimens preserved.

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Order XLVIII. - Rhamnaceae. 26.- Ceanothus volubilis. - Sheet 55.- Spec. 1-7.- Comet Peak, Buena Vista cañon.- Sept. 10 E 1867.- Evergreen. Common on peaks of the W. Humboldt Mts.- especially upon the carbon alpines - and on the mountain range west of Primavera Valley. & Picuris + Washo ranges. Order XLVIII. - Leguminosae. 27.- Vicia - Sheets 56 + 57.- Spec 1-6.- Banks of stream in cañon north of Granite Peak, E. Humboldt Mts.- Oct. 29 1867.- 3-6' high, climbing, past bloom. "Peavine". 28.- Trifolium cyathiforme.- Sheet 58.- Spec. 1.- Sandy bar of the Truckee River at the Big Bend.- July 27 1867.- 29.- Trifolium variegatum (?).- Sheets 59-62.- Spec. 1-11.- Banks of Truckee River.- July 26 E 1867.- Tramblant or azuridig.- Wings purple, not p. corolla pinkish.- Flowers 10-20.- Pods 2-celled.- 30.- Hosackia Purshiana. (?) Sheets 63-66.- Spec 1-9.- Sandy bed of Truckee River at the Big Bend.- July 27 E 1867.- 1/2-2' high, divaricate below & diffusely branched above. Corolla light pink. Leaves distinctly pubescent. Sheet 67.- Spec. 1.- From Carson River bottom or Reed's Station.- Aug. 20 E 1867.-

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31.- Astragalus (a) - Sheet 67. - Spec. 1. - Sandy desert beyond Reed Station, (Caren Rinn road). Aug. 4^th 1967. 32.- Astragalus (B.) - Sheets 68.- Spec 1-12.- Summit of Marble and Star Peaks, (W. Humboldt Wts).- Sept. 19^th 1967.- Lvs., procumbent, rooting between limestone rocks. 33.- Astragalus (y.) - Sheets 69+70.- Spec 1-6.- Union Creek ranch, in W. Humboldt valley, East of Unionville.- Sept. 27^th 1967.- In alkaline soil. 34.- Lupinus Sheet 71 - Spec. 1.- Mountain summit near Valley Wells, (E. Truckee Range).- July 31^st 1967.- Very common (or a species much resembling it) on high mountain sides of the Truckee and W. Humboldt ranges. Sheet 72.- Spec 1-3.- An undetermined genus.- High sandy ridges of the Hot Spring Wts., (lava group).- Aug. 11^th 1967.- ½"-1" high, Diffusely branched. 36.- Glycyrrhiza glutinosa.- Sheet 73 - Spec 1-4.- Thacker's Station on Humboldt River.- Oct. 15^th 1967.- Defruit.- On the river bank. Seen also below Thacker's, at Orkana and Lovelock's Station. Calyx segments nearly equal. 38.- Astragalus Wahleii (l).- Mathered Leproses.- July 31^st 1967.- Near summit of E. Truckee Wts.- Clearly Decumbent or scarcely scandent. 29.- Medicago Sheet 62.- Spec 1.- Prima Vista Catar, (W. Humboldt Wts.- Oct. 16^th 1967.- Banks of Stream in lower canon near Unionville. Late 1967.

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Order XLIX. Rosaceae. 37.- Prunus (a.) (S Padas.) - Sheet 74. - Spec. 12. - Buena Vista Caion, W. Humboldt Mts. Self. 9^E 1867. - Very frequent in the caions of the W. Humboldt Mts.; from Fours also a branch Peak, E. Humboldt Mts.- The base to the head. Fruit ripe, like that of P. serrata. From "To-cherini." 3^0 to 10^0 high, diminishing with increased altitude of location. 38.- Prunus (b.) (S Padas.) - Sheets 75+76. - Spec. 1-4. - Buena Vista Caion, W. Humboldt Mts. Self. 10^E 1867. - A single tree, near base of mountain, 12' high, a more slender growth than (a.) throughout. Racemes of fruit- long & pendulous. Fruit light red, somewhat larger, more juicy or thinner skinned than (a.) 39.- Prunus (y.) (S Prunus.) - A low thorny shrub (1-3'), with a small yellow scarcely mealed fruit, and small leaves. Common in the Truckee valley & cid caions, from Humboldt station to Pyramid Lake. No specimens, except of fruit. 40.- Spiraea caespitosa. - Sheet 77. - Spec. 1-5. - Star Peak, W. Humboldt Mts. - Self. 15^E 1867. In these mats on limestone rocks near summit of Star & Marble Peaks. 41.- Potentilla (S Euphorbiella.) - Sheet 77+79. - Spec. 1-5. - Unionville, (Buena Vista Caion, W. Humboldt Mts.) - Self. 9^E 1867. - Marsh bank of stream. Stem differs by branched branches procumbent or ascending. 42.- Rosa Very common upon the banks of streams... 2-6'. - Probably two species, at least. Differences noted in the shape of the fruits & in the perianth. calyx 10's. - No specimens.

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Order LII. Lythraceae. 43.- Ammannia Sheet 80.- Spec. 1-9.- Carson River bottom, at Reid's Station.- Aug. 3? 1867. Order LVI. Onagraceae. 44.- Epilobium angustifolium.- Sheets 81+82.- Spec. 1-3.- Thruena Vista Canon; (W. Humbt.) Mrs.- Sept. 10? 1867.- Bank of stream, 1500 ft. abov Unionville. 45.- Epilobium paniculatum (?).- Sheets 83-85.- Spec. 1-4.- West Truckee River.- Aug. 16? 1867.- Bank of stream in high mountain canon of God. Station II. 46.- Epilobium (a) Sheets 86+87.- Spec. 1,2.- Unionville.- Sept. 9? 1867.- Bank of stream in lower canon.- Resembling the last. 47.- Epilobium tetragonum (?).- Sheet 88.- Spec. 1-3.- Unionville (W. Humbt. 2nds.)- Sept. 10? 1867. Bank of stream in lower canon. (B.)- Sheets 89-91.- Spec. 1-10.- Sandy bottom of Truckee River.- July 24? 1867. (Y.)- Sheet 92.- Spec. 1-3.- Springy banks of Soda Lake. 49.- Oenothera (a.) Sheet 93.- Spec. 1.- West Truckee River.- Aug. 16? 1867.- Springy ground in high mountain canon of God. Station II. 50.- Oenothera (B.) Sheet 94.- Spec. 1,2.- Wright's Canon (W. Humboldt- Mrs.) Sept. 9? 1867.- Common on the sandy banks of stream. 1-3° high. 51.- Oenothera (y.) Sheet 95.- Spec. 1,2.- Coyote Canon (W. Humboldt- Mrs.) Sept. 19? 1867.- Nearly procumbent in the dry sandy bed of the lower Canon.

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52.- Ornithina (S.) Sheet 96.- Spec. 1, 2.- Mountain Canon of Lake Range, (W. of Trimmieca Lake).- Nov. 11 [illegible].- Dry sandy bed of lower canon. 53.- Ornithina (E.)[?] Sheet 97.- Spec. 1.- Truckee Bottom.- Nov. 9 [illegible].- Base of sandy bluff near Pyramid Lake.- Not yet in bloom. 54.- Ornithina (S.) (Z.) Sheet 98.- Spec. 1-4.- Canyon Bottom, near Reed's Station.- Aug. 3[illegible].- Damp, clayey river bottom. 55.- Gayophytum ramosissimum (S.)- Sheets 99+100.- Spec. 7-7.- E. Truckee Pass.- July 31 [illegible].- Dry sandy stream bed of canon near Stockton Station. 56.- Gayophytum diffusum (S.)- Sheet 101.- Spec. 1-4.- Burna Vista Canon, (W. Humboldt Mts.) Sandy stream bank of lower canon.- Sept. 10 [illegible]. Ordin. VII.- Loasaceae. 57.- Mentzelia lauricantis.- Sheet 102.- Spec. 1-3.- Canyon canon, (W. Humboldt Mts.)- Sept. 19 [illegible].- Dry sandy bank of lower canon.

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Order LXX.- Cactaceae. 54.- Opuntia (?) (a.) Sheet 103. - Spec. 1.- Sandy sagebrush plain west of Humboldt Lake.- Aug. 24th 1867.- Also on the dry foothills of the Carrer Desert.- Not frequent, forming small hemispherical clumps. Flowers not seen, no fruit - usually dry. 59.- Opuntia (?) (b.) A erect species with compressed joints, found on mountain summits. No specimens. Order LXXII.- Grossulariaceae. 60.- Ribes divaricatum.- Sheet 104.- Spec. 1-4.- Boma Vista Canon, W. Humboldt Mts.- Sept. 19th 1867.- Banks of streams in lower part of canons.- Fruit large, smooth, edible.- 3-5" high. 61.- Ribes cereum (?) - Sheet 105.- Spec. 1.- Star Peak, W. Humboldt Mts.- Sept. 16th 1867. A low shrub about a summit of peak. Fruit light red, smooth, with somewhat vinous flavor, solitary. "[illegible]"- On banks of the Truckee - in fruit July 25th 1867.- 3-6" high. Fruit light red-edible. "wild currant"- Pinto name = Ah-tso-po-i. 62.- Ribes 63.- Ribes A low rough shrub on mountain sides & summits, in the E. and W. Humboldt ranges, with much smaller leaves & marred branches. No specimens of either of other species. Fruit of the last not seen, nor flowers of any.

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Order XXXV. - Crassulaceae. 64.- Sedum (?) - Sheet 106. - Spec. 1-12. - Star Peak, W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 15th 1867. - On summit of Star Peak in crevices of limestone rocks. Past maturity. Order XXVIII. - Umbelliferae. 65.- Sium lineare (?) - Sheet 107. - Spec. 1. - Truckee Bottom. - Aug. 20th 1867. - On shaded bank of slough, near the Big Van's Camp. 66.- Thaspium (?) - Sheet 108. - Spec. 1. - Wright's Canon, W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 10th 1867. - On bank of stream near head of canon. 67.- Angelica (a.) Sheet 109. - Spec. 1. - Wright's Canon, W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 10th 1867. - Bank of stream. (3.) Sheet 110. - Spec. 1. - Granite Peak Canon, E. Humboldt Mts. - Oct. 14th 1867. - On bank of stream in lower canon. 68.- Gymnptis trichinellinae (?) - Sheet 111. - Spec. 1. - Star Peak, W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 16th 1867. - Standard near the summit. Long past maturity. 69.- (a.) Sheet 112. - Spec. 1-4. - Granite Peak Canon, E. Humboldt Mts. - Oct. 14th 1867. - Dry bank of stream in lower canon. Past maturity. 70.- (3.) Sheet 113. - Spec. 1. - Pima Vista Creek Ranch, (W. Humboldt Mts.) - Oct. 11th 1867. - Edge of ditch in cultivated ground.

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Order 2 XX.- Cornaceae. 71.- [illegible] - A species was seen in Wright's Canon, (W. Humboldt Mrs.) with broad cymes of white flowers - Drupes white; leaves acuminata. - No specimens. Order 2 XXII.- Caprifoliaceae. 72.- Symphoricarpos (a). Sheet 114. - Spec. 1-6. - W. Truckee Mrs. - Aug. 16th 1867. - Near head of canon at Folsom's Station II. - Also seen in fruit near the summit of Star Peak, Sept. 20th 1867. - 2-3°. 73.- Symphoricarpos (b). (?) - Sheet 115. - Spec. 1-4. - Star Peak, (W. Humboldt Mrs.) Sept. 9th 1867. - The most luxuriant branches of a shrub supposed at the time to be the same as the last. As it was not in fruit, the leaves are strongly similitude [illegible], it may not belong to this genus. 74.- Sambucus glanca (?) - Sheet 116. - Spec. 1-3. - Wright's Canon, W. Humboldt Mrs. Sept. 19th 1867. - Common on banks of streams in the higher caons of the W. Humboldt Mrs. - Flowers white in broad cymes. Fruit rather small, calyx, very glaucous with a light blue blown. 4-5" high. Fruit quite calyx.

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Order 2 XXIII.- Rubiaceae. 75.- Galium (a).- Sheet 117.- Spec. 1-15.- E. Truckee Mt. and Star Peak.- July 31st 1967 and Sept. 15th 1967.- Frequent near the summits of the Truckee + W. Humboldt Mts., in the shade.- (b).- Sheet 116.- Spec. 1-4.- Star Peak, (W. Humboldt Mts.)- Sept. 15 1967.

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Compositor. 76.- Brickellia elongata - Sheet 119.- Spec. 1-12.- Star Peak, (W. Humboldt)- Wht.- Sept. 15th 1867.- Shad of rocks in canon, 1000 ft. below summit. Much branched from base, forming thick clumps. Past bloom. 77.- Eupatorium ovoidifolium - Sheets 120+121.- Spec. 1-12.- Star Peak.- Sept. 15th 1867.- With the last. 78.- Eupatorium ovoidifolium (B.) Sheet 122.- Spec. 1-9.- Star Peak. Sept. 15th 1867.- In same canon as last, but at greater elevation. Much resembling it. Past bloom. 79.- Dictamna (?) Sheets 123-125.- Spec. 1-13.- E. Drucker + Wht. Humboldt.- Wht.- July 31st to Sept. 1867.- Frequent in high canons & mountain sides. July to October. Thorny. 80.- Asclepias (sub. & Dumori.) (a.)- Sheet 126-127.- Spec. 1-9.- Indian Creek Ravine, W. Humboldt Valley.- (S.E. of Winnemucca.) Oct. 11th 1867.- In salt grass pasture. falcaria (B.)- Sheet 129.- Spec. 1-2.- Humboldt River. Bottom at Thacker's Station. Oct. 15th 1867.- Salt meadow. 81.- Asclepias (sub. & Salicifolia.) (a.)- Sheets 130+131.- Spec. 1-3.- Wright canon, W. Humboldt.- Wht.- Sept. 10th 1867.- Shaded banks of creeks. toumazi (B.)- Sheets 132-136.- Spec. 1-6.- West Truckee Wht.- Aug. 17th 1867.- Bank of stream in high canon near Beatty Station II.-

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75 Erigium Brownii ? 52.- Aster (q. Ditröphium) (a.) - Sheet 137.- Spec. 1-10.- Star Peak. (W. Humboldt-Mrs.) Sept. 16^2 1867.- In cairn below summit near limestone rocks. Erigium Brownii ? 53.- Aster (q. Ditröphium) (B.) - Sheet 135.- Spec. 1, 2.- Star Peak.- Sept. 15^2 1867. In mountain side near summit. 54.- Erigium Canadense (B.)- Sheets 139-141.- Spec. 1-10.- Trucker River bottom, below The Big Ponds - also banks of Soda Lake.- Aug. 5^2 18^2 1867. 55.- Aster angustifolius Sheet 142.- Spec. 1-5.- Prima Vista Cairn, W. Humboldt Mrs.- Sept. 9^2 1867.- Banks bottom in lower cairn, Unionville. 56.- Gutierrezia. Sheets 143-144.- Spec. 1-20.- Granite Creek cairn, E. Humboldt Mrs.- Oct. 1^2 1867.- Sandy creek bottom in lower cairn. 57.- Solidago (sub q. Virgatae) (a.) - Sheets 149-151.- Spec. 1-7.- M. Trucker Mrs.- Aug. 9^2 1867.- On bank of stream in high cairn near Geologic Station II. (b.)- Sheets 152-154.- Spec. 1-3.- E. Humboldt Mrs.- Sept. 26^2 1867.- Banks of stream, mouth of Willow Creek cairn. 58.- Solidago (sub q. Secundiflora) (a.) - Sheets 155-157.- Spec. 1-6.- Granite Peak cairn, E. Humboldt Mrs.- Oct. 1^2 1867.- Banks of stream in lower cairn. (b.)- Sheet 159.- Spec. 1-3.- Star Cairn, W. Humboldt Mrs.- Sept. 19^2 1867.- Like locality. 59.- Solidago (q. Eriothamnia). - Sheet 160.- Spec. 1, 2.- Trucker River bottom, below Big Pond, and also banks of Soda Lake, (Cairn Drafts).- Aug. 5^2 5 20^2 1867.- Somewhat moist - alkaline & Stony Land.

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90.- Linosyris (a.) - Sheet 161.- Spec 1-4.- Truckee River Bottom, below the Big Bend.- Aug. 20^E 1867.- A diffusely branched perennial shrub, 3'-5' high.- "Brown Sage".- [illegible] (a.) - Sheet 162.- Spec 1-3.- E. Humboldt Mts.- Sept. 29^E 1867.- In lower canyon.- 2' high.- 91.- Linosyris (b.) - Sheet 163.- Spec 1-5.- Yerba Vista Canyon, W. Humboldt Mts.- Sept. 10^E 1867.- High mountain side.- Frequent.- A much branched shrub, 1' high.- 92.- Linosyris (p.) - Sheet 163.- Spec 1.- Hot Spring Mts.- Aug. 11^E 1867.- Sandy ridge in high mountain canyon.- 1' high.- 93.- Linosyris (D.) - Sheet 164.- Spec 1-6.- Yerba Vista Canyon, W. Hum- bold Mts.- Sept. 10^E 1867.- High mountain side.- 2' high. 94.- Linosyris (e.) - Sheet 165.- Spec 1-3.- W. Humboldt Mts., with the last, Sept. 10^E 1867.- and on E. Humboldt Mts. with (a.)- Sept. 29^E 1867.- 95.- Linosyris (g) - Sheet 166.- Spec 1.- E. Humboldt Mts., with (a-g.)- Sept. 29^E 1867.- 96.- [illegible] axillaris.- Sheets 167-171.- Spec 1-13.- Truckee River Bottom, below the Big Bend.- July 29^E 1867.- Very abundant. Potential for study of stalks, much branched - extent.- 1'2" high.- [illegible] 97.- Francenia Hookeriana (q.) - Sheets 172-175.- Spec 1-4.- Truckee River Bottom, below Big Bend.- Aug. 13^E 1867.- Frequent in the sandy river bed.

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94.- Franeia (a.) - Sheet 176.- Spec' 1.- Sandy plain of the Braker, near the Big Muds. July 27 1867. 99.- Franeia (b) - Sheet 177.- Spec' 1,2.- Hot Spring Mt.- Aug. 11 1867. Sandy ridges in the high canions.- 1° high. 100.- Franeia (p.) - Sheet 177.- Spec' 1.- Hot Spring Mt.- Aug. 11 1867. With the last.- 1° high. 101.- Xanthium A species with the basis of X. stramonium was seen in the sandy bottom of the Braker, near the Big Band. 102.- Helianthus (a.) - Sheet 174.- Spec' 1.- Sandy bank of the Carson, near Soda Lake.- Aug. 5 1867. 103.- Helianthus (b.) - Sheet 179.- Spec' 1,2.- Canyon Caion, Mr. Humboldt Mt. Sept. 15 1867.- Sandy bottom of lower canion.- 2-3° high. 104.- Helianthus (p.) - Sheets 170-171.- Spec' 1,2.- Indian Creek ranch, Mr. Humboldt Valley-(S.E. of Unionville).- Oct. 11 1867.- 3-6° high. Salt grass pastur. 105.- Lagoephylla (p.) - Sheets 182-183.- Spec' 1-16.- Mr. Humboldt Mt.- Eastern foothills near Star Caion.- Sept. 20 1867. 106.- Amida hispida.- Sheet 184.- Spec' 1.- Wright's Caion, W. Humboldt Mt. Sept. 9 1867.- A single specimen in salt creek banks of high caion. 107.- Matricaria - Sheet 185.- Spec' 1-5.- Star Peak (Mr. Humboldt Mt.) Sept. 15 1867.- Shade of rocks in high canion, 1000-1500 ft. low summit. Much branched from base.

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108.- Artemisia tridatata. (a.) - Sheet 176-177. Spec 1-17.- E. Humboldt Mts. Sept. 29th 1867.- Abundant in dry plains & hillsides, & edges of mountains.- 3'-6' high.- Dry hillsides of lower canon. (B.) - Sheet 179.- Spec 1-5.- Sierra Vista Canon, J- W. Humboldt Mts.- Sept. 10th 1867.- Near summit. (y.) - Sheet 190.- Spec 1,2.- Star Peak, (W. Hunt Mts.- Sept. 20th 1867.- Near summit. 109.- Artemisia Dracemenoides var. tenifolia (?).- Sheet 191.- Spec 1.- Truckee River bottom, below the High Peaks.- Aug. 20th 1867.- 3' high. Leaves thin, linear, cleft. Capitula p. marginal pistillate flowers membranaceous. Receptacle hemispherical. 110.- Artemisia incompleta (?).- Sheet 192.- Spec 1-4.- Star Peak, (W. Hunt Mts.) Sept. 15th 1867.- Shade of rocks in high canon. Much branched from base. 111.- Artemisia (a.) - Sheets 193-195.- Spec 1-5.- Granite Peak Canon, E. Hunt Mts.- Oct. 1st 1867.- Along creek banks.- 3' high. 112.- Artemisia (B.) Sheet 196.- Spec 1,2.- Carson River Bottom, near Rust Station.- Aug. 4th 1867. 113.- Artemisia (y.) Sheets 197-199.- Spec 1-6.- Banks of Sierra Vista creek in Humboldt Valley (E. of Unionville.)- Oct. 11th 1867. 114.- Artemisia (D.) Sheet 200.- Spec 1,2.- Willet's Peak.- Oct. 11th 1867. 115.- Artemisia (?). (E.) Sheet 201.- Spec 1,2.- Star Canon (W. Humboldt Mts.) Sept. 20th 1867.- Banks of stream in lower canon.

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116.- Graphaphalium stipinorum (2.) - (a) - Sheets 202-203. - Spec' 1-12. - Truckee River bank, below Big Bend. - July 26th 1867. - Fragment. (b).- Sheet 204. - Spec' 1-5. - Wright's Cabin, in W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 10th 1867. - Common on shaded banks of streams. 117.- Tetradynamia incognita. - Sheet 205. - Spec' 1-12. - East & West Truckee Mts. July 31st & Aug. 16th 1867. - In high canyons, frequent. a much branched shrub, 6' Domes, 2-3' high. 118.- Tetradynamia - Sheet 206. - Spec' 1-3. - E. Humboldt Mts., near Shaldaig Pass. - Sept. 29th 1867. - By hillside of a middle canyon, Part blown, nearly leafless.- 1-2' high. 119.- Cistus maldonensis - Sheet 207. - Spec' 1, 2. - Barona Vista Cabin (W. Hat Mts.) - Sept. 10th 1867. - By mountain sides, 3' high. - Rose color. 120.- Stephanomeria (a) - Sheets 208-210. - Spec' 1-9. - W. Humboldt Mts. Sept. 19th 1867. - East foothills near Star cabin. 121.- Stephanomeria (b) - Sheet 211. - Spec' 1. - Big Bend of Truckee River. - Sept. 29th 1867. - Sandy river bottoms & plains, 5-14' high. Yarrowish, much branched. Heads 2-5' broad. Petals 5 rays. Ligular & tubular, with the much exserted an- thers & auricled stigma, porrector. 122.- Oreopis - Sheet 212. - Spec' 1-3. - Barona Vista Cabin (W. Hat Mts.) - Sept. 10th 1867. - High mountain side.

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123.- Mulgedium (a) - Sheets 213-21). Spec 1-6. Sandy bottom of Trucker River, below the Highlands. July 27th 1867. - Firequits in the Trucker valley. Very leafy + often branching from the base. 2'-4' high. (b) - Sheet 214. Spec 1-3. Wright's cairn. (W. Hunt? Mts.) Sept. 10th 1867. - Bank of creek. (c) - Sheet 214. Spec 1. Star Cairn. (W. Hunt? Mts.) Sept. 19th 1867. - Bank of lower creek. 124.- Fouchia asper. Sheets 219+220. Spec 1-5. Verna Vista cairn, (W. Humboldt? Mts.) Sept. 10th + Oct. 11th 1867. - Moist bank of stream in lower cairn + in the valley. 125.- Sheet 221. Spec 1-4. Sandy bluff near Caraan River - Reed's Station. - Aug. 4th 1867. In close bunch; branched or full completed clumps. 3'-4' high. 126.- Sheet 222. Spec 1-6. Verna Vista Cairn. (W. Humboldt? Mts.) Sept. 10th 1867. - Firequits on the higher mountain sides. 1'-2' high. Ericaceae. Archotaphyllum glabrum. King's Canyon, near Caraan City. July 5th 1867

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Orobancheaceae. 127.- Phelipaea ludoviciana. 9.- Berna Vista Canon, W. Humboldt 1873. Sept. 10 1873.- Moist ground (alkaline) by horse canon, Apparently varietatis.- Has a scaly tuber. Pueblo name "Zoo-Shoo"- "leaf salt corn".- Also found in salt meadow of the Humble above Ojoma, and in the broken meadow near Thunder, 3-6' high. Shrub 223.- Spec. II.- (a.) Calyx lobes for the most part equal to or exceed the corolla. Corolla deeply cleft, limb purplish with yellow ridges from base; D clefts. Stamens about equally the tube, Shrub 223.- Spec. I.2.- (b.) With the last, very similar. Calyx lobes less than corolla about equally the mature orange. Corolla limb much smaller, nearly white. Stamens about equal to corolla.

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Scrophulariaceae. 124.- Scrophularia . - Sheet 224.- Spec^1-3.- Buena Vista Caon, (W. Humboldt-Wm.) Oct. 10^{[illegible]}.- Shady bank of stream in Arroyo Caon.- 5'. 129.- Pritschenan . - Sheet 225.- Spec^1-3.- Buena Vista Caon, (W. Humboldt-Wm.) Sept. 10^{[illegible]}.- Park meadow, Mountain side, 2000 ft. Palm summit.- 130.- Mimulus (?) (a.) - Sheet 226.- Spec^1-11.- Sandy Bottom of the Buckin, below the Big Bend,- shore of Soda Lake,- and stream banks in lower-middle canion of the first Humboldt-Wm.- July 26^{[illegible]} to Sept. 20^{[illegible]}.- Calyx strongly angled. Middle lobe of upper lip of corolla emarginate. Thim nearly closed, upper lip being within, with one of oddish Mts.- Upper lip two-jointed.- Jubaunat.- 1'. 131.- Mimulus (?) (b.) - Sheet 227-228.- Spec^1-10.- sandy bed of Buckin River, below Big Bend.- July 26^{[illegible]}.- Corolla limb equally worn-two pubescent ridges on lip within, sprinkled with reddish Mts. 6'-2' high.- 132.- Mimulus (?) (y.) - Sheet 229.- Spec^1-4.- Banks or wet banks of streams in lower canion of W. Humboldt-Wm.- Sept. 1^{[illegible]}.- Apparently distinct from either of the two last species.- 133.- Mimulus (?) (d.) - Sheet 230.- Spec^1-11.- Sandy bottom of Buckin

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Below the Big Bend.- July 24th 1867.- Calyx more prominent than in the preceding species, deeply parted, segments unequal. Upper lip of calyx 2-3/4". Stamens 4, fertile. Style filiform or whorl at apex. Two purple dots on middle line of lower lip. Throat hairy within.- 2-10' high.- Common. 134.- Veronica (a.) Sheet 231.- Spec 1-11.- Sandy bottom of the Truckee, below the Big Bend.- July 26th 1867.- Common.- Flowers very small, white. 135.- Veronica (?) (b.) Sheet 232.- Spec 1-5.- Sandy desert of the Carson, beyond Soda Lake.- August 5th 1867. 136.- Castilleja (a.) Sheet 233-235.- Spec 1-9.- Sandy bottom of the Truckee, below the Big Bend.- July 26th 1867.- Corolla reddish, greenish equal to calyx.- 1"-3". 137.- Castilleja (b.) Sheet 236+237.- Spec 1-6.- Dry canon near summit of E. Truckee Mts.- July 31st 1867.- V. minding lower base.- 1"-1½". (b.1) - Sheet 237.- Spec 12.- Wright's canon, (W. Hunt Mts.) High up the mountain side.- Sept. 10th 1867. 138.- Castilleja (y.) Sheet 239.- Spec 1.- Perma Vista Canon, (W. Hunt Mts.) Sept. 10th 1867.- Banks of stream in middle canon.

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Labiatae. 139.- Mentha - Sheet 239-240. Spec. 1-4. Sandy bottom of the Trunkin, below the Big Bend. July 26" 1867. Common. 140.- Phlephilia (?) - Sheet 241. Spec 1-5. Sandy plain east of the Trunkin at Valley Wells. July 30" 1867. 1°. 141.- Scutellaria - Sheet 242. Spec 1-4. Burna Vista Canon (W. Hunt's) Oct. 10" 1867. Shade bank of stream in lower canon. 1-2' high. 142.- Stachys - Sheet 243. Spec 1. Sandy bottom of Trunkin River. July 27" 1867. 143.- (a) - Sheet 244. Spec 1. Sandy creek of the Canon, near Reed's Station. Aug. 4" 1867. 144.- (b.) - Sheet 245. Spec 1-5. W. Trunkin Mts. Aug. 16" 1867. Mountain side near Goodwin Station II. Past maturity. 145.- (y.) - Sheet 246. Spec 1-5. Pima Vista Canon, (W. Hunt's) Mts.) Sept. 10" 1867. Bank of stream in Unionville. 146.- (d.) - Sheets 247 + 248. Spec 1-17. Star Peak, (W. Hunt's Mts.) Sept. 16" 1867. High canon, 1500 ft. below summit. 147.- (z.) - Sheet 249. Spec 1-5. Star Peak. Sept. 16" 1867. With the bark. 148.- (g.) - Sheet 250. Spec 1-4. Trunkin Pass. Nov. 24" 1867. Rocky bank of river. Low (6'), December, my leafy.

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Boraginaceae. 149.- Myosotis - Sheet 2510252. - Spec 1-4. - Sandy bottom J Trucker River, below the Big Bend. - July 27^1867. - 3-6. - White. 150.- Echinospermum (a). - Sheet 253. - Spec 1. - Sandy bottom J Trucker River. - July 27^1867. - with the last. - White. 151.- Echinospermum (b) (B). - Sheet 254. - Spec 1,2. - Star Peak, (W. Humboldt Mts.). - Sept. 16^1867. - 1000 ft. below summit. 152.- Heliotropium (b) - Sheet 255. - Spec 1. - Humboldt Range. Aug. 6^1867. - Prominent, flashy. - Common on damp clayey alkaline flats from Sacramento eastward. June to October. Glorious. Hydrophyllaceae. 153.- Phacelia (a) - Sheet 256. - Spec 1,2. - Canyon near Star City, W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 19^1867. - Mountain side, 2000 ft. below summit. - Past maturity. 154.- Phacelia (b) (B). - Sheet 257. - Spec 1,2. - E. Trucker Mts. - July 31^2 1867. - Canyon near Valley Wells; triple mountain side. [illegible]

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Polemoniaceae. 156 - Phlox (a.) - Sher 2.5V. - Spec 1-5. - Minneka Spring Range. - Mr. 17 4'N. - Mountain aids, near Geodetic Station VI. Also in bloom at 2.5E. on east foothills of W. Humboldt range. Low (1'-2') - nearly white. 157 - Phlox (3.) - Shadr 2.5V. - Spec 1-3. - Star Peak, (W. Humboldt Mt.). Sept. 16 4'N. - Past maturity. 2-4' high. 158 - Phlox (y.) - Sheet 2.59. - Spec 1. - E. Humboldt - Wm. - Sept. 27 4'N. Dry hillside of cañon south of Spalding's Pass. - Past maturity. Several species of this genus are common upon the dry mountain aids - all out of bloom then area. 159 - Gilia (a.) - Sheet 2.59. - Spec 1-12. - E. Truckee Mt. - July 27 4'N. In east. Mountain cañon, near Valley halls. - Also, in bloom, Sept. 4 4'N., on summit of W. Humboldt Range, near Indian Peaks. - Corolla yellow, white found, 5-lobed. Stamens equal to pistil. Stigma 3-cleft. - Pal 1-seeded. 160 - Gilia (3.) - Sheets 2.60 + 2.61. - Spec 1-11. - Bright's Cañon, (W. Humboldt Mt.). - Sept. 4 4'N. - Rattan frequent in the E. & W. Humboldt Mt. usually on damp hillside of the upper cañons. 1'-2'. 161 - Gilia (y.) - Sheets 2.62 + 2.63. - Spec 1-7. - Carson Desert. Aug. 27 4'N. Dry stream bed near Fawns' Station.

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Convolvulaceae. 162.- Crescenta. - Sheet 264. - Spec 1-3. - July 30 [illegible] E. Trasker Valley, near Valley Wells. - Dry sandy loam. - 2. Solanaeae. 163.- Solanum nigrum. - Sheet 265. - Spec 1. - W. Hunt's [illegible] Valley. - Oct. 11 [illegible]. - Arma Vista Ranch, E. of Unionville. - Edge of ditch. 164.- Nicotiana. - Sheets 266+267. - Spec 1-4. - Arma Vista Canon, (Mr. Hunt's). - Sept. 9 [illegible]. - Frequent in the sandy bottoms of the lower canon. - 2. - Formerly used by the Indians. Apocynaceae. 165.- Apocynum. - Sheets 268+269. - Spec 1-3. - W. Hunt's [illegible]. - Mrs. - Sept. 19 [illegible]. - Spring on foot hills, west of Deer Canon. Frequent on banks of streams & rivers. - 3'-5' high. - Much used by the Indians for hemp.

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Asclepiadaceae. 166.- Asclepias - Sheet 270.- Spec 1.- Sandy bottom of the Truckin' below the Big Bows.- July 27^th 186.- Rather common on banks of the Truckin.- 4°. 167.- Asclepias (?) - Sheet 271.- Spec 1-3.- Burna Vista Cabin, (Mr. Humboldt's).- Sept. 10^th 186.- Lower cabin near Unionville.- Few infructescents. Cystithianaceae. 155.- Erythrina (?) - Sheet 272.- Spec 1-3.- Mr. Humboldt's Valley.- Oct. 11^th 186.- Salt meadow E. of Unionville. Past maturity.

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Chenopodiaceae. 168.- Chenopodium (19) (a). - Sheet 273.- Spic' 1-2.- Carson Desert, near alkaline Davis station.- Aug. 2° 1867.- Sandy Dews.- 2-2½" high.- 169.- Chenopodium (19) (b). - Sheet 274.- Spic' 1-2.- East Spring Mtn.- Aug. 11° 1867.- Sand ridges in afflu. cañons.- 1" high.- Not in bloom.- 170.- Obione (19) (a). - Sheet 275.- Spic' 1-12.- E. Truckee Valley.- Very common.- July 30° 1867.- Sandy plain at Valley Wells.- 2".- 171.- Obione (19) (b). - Sheet 276.- Spic' 1-4.- E. Humboldt St.- Mtn.- Oct. 2° 1867.- Banks of stream at mouth of Granite Pick cañon.- 4" high. Much branched.- 172.- Salicornia (??). - Sheet 277.- Spic' 1-6.- Granite St. Slough, near H. Sink.- Aug. 6° 1867.- On alkaline flats.- Often taking the place of all other vegetation.- 2".- 173.- Chenop-Dina (??). - Sheets 278-281.- Spic' 1-9.- Carson Desert, near Davis Station.- Aug. 2° 1867.- Common in alkaline flats.- Lean taste + fleshy.- Varying in color from bright green to purple.-

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Amaranthaceae. 174.- Amaranthus paniculatus.- Sheet 242.- Spec 1.2.- Unionville.- Sept. 10" 1867.- Cultivars bottom land of the creek.- Probably introduced. 175.- Amaranthus (a.) - Sheet 243.- Spec 1-3.- Sandy bottom of Trucker, below the Big Bend.- Aug. 13" 1867.- (B.) - Sheet 244.- Spec 1.2.- Star Cabin, (W. Hunt. Mrs.)- Sept. 19" 1867.- Bank of stream in lower cabin. Polygonaceae. 176.- Polygonum (a.) - Sheet 245.- Spec 1.2.- Trucker River bottom, below the Big Bend.- Aug. 20" 1867.- Erect.- 2" high.- Sheet 246.- Spec 1.- Unionville.- Sept. 9" 1867.- Bank of stream. 177.- Polygonum (b.) - Sheet 247.- Spec 1-3.- Unionville,- Sept. 9" 1867.- Prostrate, by the roadside to bank of stream, or outcast. 178.- Rumex (a.) - Sheets 248-249.- Spec 1-3.- Sandy bottom of the Trucker, below Big Bend.- Aug. 20" 1867.- Very low, much branched, 5 leafy.- 6. 179.- Rumex (b.) - Sheet 290.- Spec 1.- E. Huntoldt 1867.- Oct. 1" 1867.- Stream bank near mouth of Granite Peak Cabin.- 2" high.

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140.- Eriogonum (a.) - Sheets 291-293. - Spec 1-6. - W. Truckee Mts. - Aug. 16th 1867. - High mountain cañon, near Gold Hill. Station II. - Comin' in Truckee & Humboldt Mts. 141.- Eriogonum (b.) - Sheet 294. - Star Peak, W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 16th 1867. - Summit of peak, 10,000 ft. 142.- Eriogonum (y.) - Sheet 295. - Spec 1-3. - Star Peak. - Sept. 16th 1867. - 500 ft. below summit. 143.- Eriogonum (d.) - Sheet 296. - Spec 1-4. - W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 3rd 1867. - Frequent on high mountain aids. 144.- Eriogonum (z.) - Sheets 297-298. - Spec 1-13. - W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 3rd 1867. - Near summits. Very frequent. 145.- Eriogonum (z.) - Sheet 299. - Spec 1-5. - W. Truckee Mts. - Aug. 16th 1867. - High cañon, near Gold Hill. Station II. 146.- Eriogonum (oq.) - Sheet 300. - Spec 1. - Carson Desert, near Harvey Station. - Aug. 29th 1867. 147.- Eriogonum (b.) - Sheet 301. - Spec 1. - E. Truckee Valley. - July 27th 1867. - Dry plain near Camp 12. - Plant of previous exam (91). 148.- Eriogonum (a.) - Sheet 302. - Spec 1. - With the last. - July 21st 1867. 149.- Eriogonum (x.) - Sheet 303. - Spec 1-4. - W. Truckee Mts. - Aug. 16th 1867. - Mountain aid in cañon near Gold Station II.

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189.- Eriogonum (x.) - Sheet 304. - Sept. 1-6. - E. Trucker Valley. July 31st '76? - Sandy plain near Valley Hills. - Fragrant, but yet in bloom. Sheet 305. - Spec. 1-5. - S. Humboldt Mts. Sept. 20th '76. - Santa Clara Cabin, dry sandy bottom. In bloom. 190.- Eriogonum (v.) - Sheets 306 + 307. - Spec. 1-4. - Star Cabin, S. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 19th '76. - Middle Cabin. 191.- Eriogonum (v.) - Sheets 308 + 309. - Spec. 1-10. - Santa Clara Cabin, S. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 21st '76. - Lower creek bottom. 192.- Eriogonum (o.) - Sheets 310-312. - Spec. 1-12. - S. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 23rd '76. - Lower Cabin, dry hillside, near Dunglen. 193.- Eriogonum (??) (g.) - Sheets 313-316. - Spec. 1-14. - S. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 23rd '76. - With the last. unbletely 2-6 193.- A plant nearly allied to these, with a single erect stem, branched above, fishlike, enlarged below the joints, leaves radical, pubescent, to white pubescence; flowers few, a cattail small, was found in the Lower Trinity Mountains near the foot of Humboldt Lake. - This specimen. E. lacagnacrae. 194.- Shepherdia argentea. - Specimen of fruit. Very common by banks of streams & rivers. - 10-12. - "Buffalo Kerry."

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Ceratophyllaceae. 195.- Ceratophyllum (3).- Sheet 317.- Spec. 1-3.- Spanish Sprig Rand, near Elmdale.- Dec. 8 1867.- In warm spring (Temp. 64-70°).- No fruit or flower.- Some parts. Euphorbiaceae. 196.- Euphorbia maculata.- Sheet 318.- Spec. 1-3.- Sandy bottom of the Trouten River, below Big Bend.- July 27 1867.- and Crick bottom at Unionville, Sept. 15 1867. 197.- Euphorbia.- Sheet 319 + 320.- Spec. 1-7.- Carson Creek, by yard soda lake.- Aug. 5 1867.- Dry land.- Present. Urticaceae. 198.- Urtica.- Sheet 321.- Spec. 1-3.- Wrights Corn, (W. Hunt Wm.) Sept. 10 1867.- 3-5' high.- Common on north slopes to a height of 6000 ft.

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Borkulaceae. 199.- Alnus viridis (3).- Sheet 322.- Spec 1-4.- Bank of the Truckin river at Lake's Bridge.- Dec. 6E 1867.- The only specimen seen in Nevada.- 6" high.- Wide slopes esterins + fallen trunks.- Also in King's Canon, near Caran City, July 5E 1867).- 15" high.- 6" diam. Salicaceae. 200.- Salix (a). Sheet 323-327.- Spec 1-22.- Truckin river bottom, below the Big Bend.- July 27E 1867.- Very frequent on sandy bottom lands.- 8".- Branching thickly from base. 201.- Salix (b). Sheet 328.- Spec 1-5.- With (a) last, but much less common.- July 27E 1867.- River banks, 5-4" high. 202.- Salix (c). Sheets 329-330.- Spec 1-4.- Big Bend of the Truckin- River banks.- July 27E 1867.- 8-12" high.- Common. 203.- Salix (d). Sheets 331-332.- Spec 1-7.- Big Bend of the Truckin- July 27E 1867.- River Banks.- 4". 204.- Salix (e). Sheets 333-336.- Spec 1-14.- Big Bend of the- Truckin.- July 27E 1867.- Sandy bed of river.- 8-5" high. 205.- Salix (f). Sheet 337.- Spec 1,2.- Big Bend of Truckin.- Aug. 20E 1867.- River bottom.- 5-4".- Less abundant. 206.- Salix (g). Sheet 338.- Spec 1-3.- Wright's Canon, W. Hun- ter's Wyo.- Aug. 31E 1867.- Bank of stream in lower canon.- 6"-4".

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207.- Populus tremuloides. - Sheet 339. - Spec 1-4. - Wright's Canon, W. Humboldt Mts. - Aug. 21st 1863. - Very common on banks of streams in canons of the E. W. Humboldt ranges. Usually 5'-12' high. Seen 20' high + nearly 12' in diameter. Granite Peak. To an elevation of 7,000 ft.- "Single". 208.- Populus (a) - Sheet 340. - Spec 1-3. - W. Humboldt Mts. Elev. 15°-20°. "So.-S." (a') - Sheet 341. - Leaves only. - Truckee River Bottom. 30'-50'. - Nov. 5th 1863. - The most common species. (a'') - Sheet 341. - Leaves only. - Lassen Peak Canons, W. of Winnemucca Lake. - Nov. 10th 1863. - 20' high, low + spready branched. Twig smooth + round, reddish. Older branches smooth + greenish grey. Trunk with thick, corky, slaty bark. Perhaps a distinct species. 209.- Populus (b). Sheet 342. - Leaves only. - Bank of the Truckee, in the Glendale Pass. - Nov. 28th. 117. - 20'-30' high.

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Coniferæ. 210.- Ephedra antisyphilitica. - No specimens. - Very frequent in cations of the Humboldt + broken Ws., &c.- the later ranges. - A difference of habit was observed- one variety being coarsely & divaricately branched, the branches short & comparatively stout, the other plant more or less glaucous - the other of a denser growth, with longer, more slender & subacicular branches, bright green - The two varieties were seen together. Fruit not seen, flowers & frigs not examined. 211.- Pinus ponderosa. - No specimens. On the Walker + Pearine ranges. Also occasionally on the range west of Winnemucca Valley. 212.- Pinus monophylla. - No specimens. Not found in this District for one, but reported as growing on the E. Scott and the East Humboldt range. 213.- Juniperus occidentalis. - Sheet 343. - Spec¹-3.- E. Trucker Wts. - July 31st 1867. - Common on the W. Trucker & East West Humboldt ranges, and upon granite mountain slopes. - High. Picea grandis. City. - Libocedrus decurrens. King's Canon, near Casa City. With the East.

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Undermined Exogenous Orders. 214.- Mountain thatopyany.- Sheet 344.- Spec' 1-b.- Star Peak (W. Hunt Mrs.) - Sept. 16th 1867.- In fruit.- East slope of W. Hunt Mrs.- 10-15° hiph.- 8000 ft.- Cenraopus 215.- (a) Sheets 345-347.- Spec' 1-5.- E. Drucker Mrs.- July 31st 1867.- In dry stream bed of middle cairn on south slope.- 2°. 216.- (b.) Sheet 348.- Spec' 1-3.- Peavine Mr.- Dec. 4th 1867. Shad j- joins, 6000 ft.- Brownbank, branch.- 2°. Long.- Fair maturity. Evergreen.- Cleandthus. 217.- (p.) Sheet 349.- Spec' 1-3.- Wright's Cairn (W. Hunt Mrs.) - Aug. 1867.- Stream bank of middle cairn. Part maturity. 218.- (d.) Sheet 350.- Spec' 1.- Sandy Drift, J. H. Carron, near Harris' Station.- Aug. 2nd 1867. 219.- (e.) Sheet 350.- Spec' 1-2.- Humboldt River Bottom.- Oct. 17th 1867.- Wet slough bottom near Kin Station: Wright Drup green. No flower or fruit.

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Typhaceae. 219.- Typha latifolia.- Two specimens.- Unionville, and sloughs along the Humboldt river. 220.- Sparganium - Sheet 351.- Spec 1-3.- Bank of Humboldt Slough, near Sonderick Station, with the last,- Nov. 21st 1867.- 5". Lemnaceae. 221.- Lemna polyrhiza (?).- Sheet 352.- Spec 1-14.- Surface of slough at Camp 12,- below the big bend of the Truckee.- Aug. 21st 1867.- On stagnant water. Found thickish, purple benedict, 2" by 1/2"- roundish floriate, or short purshaped - contracting in drying. Flower & fruit not seen.- Fruits about 5- mm. diametrically. 222.- Lemna (a.) - Sheet 352.- Spec 1-9.- with the last, abundant.- Aug. 21st 1867.- 1" in diameter. Red- single. Found in flower & fruit. Contracted in drying.- Fruits 5 mm. diametrically. 223.- Lemna (B.) - Sheet 352.- Spec 1-25.- In warm springs at Spanish Spring ranch, junctio south of Glendale. Temp 65-70°- Dec. 8th 1867.- Found thin, about the size of the last, or smaller. Red- single. Fruits with a single strong nerve fortunately. Flower & fruit not seen.

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Paiadaceae. 224.- Potamophyton pectinatum (3.) (a.) - Sheets 358-362.- Spri' 1-10.- Trucker Bottom.- July 23'767.- Stagnant ditch, near Clark's Station, Glendale Pass.- Not yet in bloom. (3.) - Sheets 363-365.- Spri' 1-14.- In running water of the lower branch of the Trucker Dr.- Aug. 11th '767.- (4.) - Sheet 369.- Spri' 1.- With the last. 225.- Potamophyton (3.) - Sheet 370.- Spri' 1,2.- With the last.- Aug. 11th '767.- 226.- Potamophyton (3.) - Sheets 371 & 372.- Spri' 1-6.- Trucker Bottom.- July 23rd '767.- With (a.).- Not in full flower. Alismaceae. 227.- Sagittaria - Sheets 373 & 374.- Spri' 1-10.- Sandy bed of the Trucker river, below the Big Bend.- July 27th '767.-

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Orchidaceae. 224.- - Sect 375.- Spec 1.- Springy bank (Leonard - alkaline) of Soda Lake.- Aug. 15 1867.- 1½-2" high.- Red patterns.- Liliaceae. 229.- Polygonatum - Sheets 376,377.- Spec 1.- East Handheld-W.M.- Oct. 1st 1867.- Bank of stream in lower cairn of Granite Peak.- Also in Wright's cairn.- In shade.- 230.- Lilium - Pots & seeds only.- E. Walker M.S., in high cairn, near Valley Mills.- July 31st 1867.-

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Juncaceae. 231.- Juncus (a.) - Sheet 374.- Spec. 1-5.- Soda Lake, - (Caren Drift.)- Aug. 5th 1876.- Alkaline beds. 232.- Juncus (b.) - Sheet 379.- Spec. 1-12.- West-Ham Hill Valley.- Oct. 11th 1876.- Salt Meadow 2.5 miles from Unionville, also in the lower canons. 233.- Juncus (c.) - Sheet 380.- Spec. 1-4.- Soda Lake.- Aug. 5th 1876. 234.- Juncus (d.) - Sheet 381.- Spec. 1-2.- Oct. 11th 1876.- W. Drift- Mt.- lower canon of Unionville. 235.- Juncus (e.) - Sheet 382.- Spec. 1-4.- Trasker River bottom, below the Big Bend.- July 27th 1876.- also 30 miles Unionville (the larger specimen) Oct. 29th 1876 - Sheet 383.- Spec. 1-3.- Soda Lake. Aug. 5th 1876. 236.- Juncus (f.) - Sheet 384.- Spec. 1-10.- Sandy bed of Trasker River, below Big Bend.- July 27th 1876.- Frequent.- First to form after the water later.

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Cyperaceae. 237.- Cyperus influxus (?). - Sheets 3 v5 and 3 v6. - Spec. 1-21.- July 27th and Aug. 15th 1867.- Sandy bed of the Tracker River, below the Big Ponds. 238.- Eleocharis (a.) - Sheet 347.- 8 spec. 1-4.- with the last.- July 27th 1867. 239.- Eleocharis (b.) - Sheet 34V.- Spec. 1-5.- with the preceding.- July 27th 1867. 240.- Scirpus (a.) - Sheet 349.- Spec. 1-6.- Humboldt Lower Slough.- Aug. 6th 1867.- "Hop Tube"- the roots said to be an important article of food for Indians & Negroes. 241.- Scirpus (?). (b.) - Sheets 390+391.- Spec. 1-3.- E. Humboldt Mr.- Oct. 1st 1867.- Bank of stream in lower canyon near Granite Peak. 242.- Scirpus (??) (p.) - Sheet 392.- Spec. 1-4.- Soda lake.- Aug. 5th 1867.- "Wakabina swampy margin.- 243.- Scirpus lacustris.- "Tule".- No specimens.- Abundant. 244.- Carex (a.) - Sheet 393.- Spec. 1-4.- Humboldt Lower Slough, near Donner's Station.- Nov. 21st 1867.- In marsh, with Typha atra.- Stem weak - 3".- Past maturity. (Stemjuncus or Scirpus?)

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245.- Carey (3.) - Sheet 394.- Secs. 1-16.- N. Humboldt Valley. Feb. 11 '67.- Salt Meadow East of Unionville. S Siccatai (?).

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Gramineae. 246.- Slopicum granulatum. (1) - Sheet 395. - Spic. 1-13. Sandy bottom of the Truckin, below the Big Mud. - July 24th and Aug. 15th 1867. 247.- Agrostis (?) (a.) - Sheets 396 XXXX - Spic. 1-9. With the last. - July 24th 1867. - Paleae twice the length of the glumes. 248.- Agrostis (?) (b.) - Sheet 397. - Spic. 1-11. - Springy banks of Soda Lake. (Cannon Branch). - Aug. 5th 1867. 249.- Agrostis (?) (c.) - Sheets 398 or 399. - Spic. 1-23. - Mr. Humboldt Valley. - Oct. 11th 1867. - Salt meadow east of Unionville. 250.- Agrostis (?) (d.) - Sheet 400. - Spic. 1-5. - Mr. Humboldt Mts. Sept. 1867. - Probably from stream bank of canon. 251.- Polypogon - Sheet 401. - Spic. 1. - Mr. Humboldt Mts. Oct. 10th 1867. - Bank of stream above Unionville. 252.- Muhlenbergia (a.) - Sheet 402. - Spic. 1-11. - Sandy bottom of Truckin River, below the Big Mud. - July 24th 1867. (a.) Sheet 403. - Spic. 1-6. - Same locality. - Aug. 17 (a.) Sheet 404. - Spic. 1-7. - Winnemucca Lake Range. - Nov. 20th 1867. - Mt. banks of stream in Lake Peak Canon. 253.- Muhlenbergia (b.) - Sheet 405. - Spic. 1, 2. - Mr. Humboldt Mts. Sept. 10th 1867. - Stream bank in Wright Canon, in shade. Not in fragrant.

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254.- Calamagrostis - Sheet 406.- Spec' 1-v.- Probably from H. W. Humboldt Wks.- Sept. 1867. 255.- Dorypesis (?) (a) - Sheet 407.- Spec' 1-v.- W. Drucker Wks.- Aug. 16th 1867.- "Brack Grass"- Upper mountain side, near Geodetic Station II.- Very frequent, from the plains to tops of mountains- 6000 ft.- (13.) - Sheet 405.- Spec' 1-g.- W. Humboldt Wks.- Sept. 1867. (p) - Sheet 409.- Spec' 1-g.- E. Humboldt Wks.- Oct. 2nd 1867.- Granite Park cañion. 256.- Stripa - Sheet 410.- Spec' 1-15.- Probably from the W. Humboldt Wks.- Sept. 1867. 257.- Spartina - Sheets 411 & 412.- Spec' 1-6.- W. Humboldt Valley.- Oct. 11th 1867.- Salt meadows, east of Unionville. 258.- Diarrhena (?) (a).- Sheet 413.- Spec' 1-3.- W. Drucker Wks.- Aug. 16th 1867.- Mountain side near Geodetic Station II. 259.- Diarrhena (?) (B.) - Sheet 414.- Spec' 1-5.- W. Humboldt Wks.- Sept. 1867.- Three forms near Dactylis as well as Diarrhena. 260.- Indica (?) (a).- Sheet 415.- Spec' 1-25.- Shan Peak. (W. Humboldt Wks.)- Sept. 14th 1867.- 10000 ft.- 261.- Indica (?) (B.) - Sheet 416.- Spec' 1-15.- Comet Peak. (W. Humboldt Wks.) Sept. 18th 1867.- 7000 ft.-

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262.- Festuca (31y.) - Sheet 417.- Spec' 1-12.- W. Humboldt Mts.- Sept. 1867.- High mountain sides.- 263.- Boryopyrum (a) - Sheet 418.- Spec' 1-11.- Humboldt down Slough.- Aug. 6th 1867.- "Salt grass".- Abundant in river bottoms & alkaline meadows.- 264.- Boryopyrum (b) - Sheet 419.- Spec' 1-2.- Soda Lake, in west Carron Desert.- Aug. 5th 1867.- (b') - Sheet 420.- Spec' 1-5.- W. Humboldt Valley.- Oct. 11th 1867.- Salt meadows east of Unionville.- 265.- Boryopyrum (p) - Sheet 421.- Spec' 1-4.- Humboldt River Bottom & Rinse Station.- Oct. 9th 1867.- 266.- Poa (3) (a) - Sheet 422.- Spec' 1-2.- Humboldt down Slough.- Aug. 6th 1867.- a "salt grass".- 267.- Poa (3) (b) - Sheet 423.- Spec' 1-5.- Soda Lake.- Aug. 5th 1867.- Salt grass.- 268.- Poa (3) (p) - Sheet 424.- Spec' 1-9.- W. Humboldt Valley.- Oct. 11th 1867.- Salt meadow E. of Unionville.- 269.- Poa (3) (d) - Sheet 425.- Spec' 1-11.- Probably from the West Humboldt Mts.- Sept. 1867.- a high mountain grass.- 270.- Poa (3) (e) - Sheet 426.- Spec' 1-5.- W. Humboldt Mts.- Sept. 14th 1867.- East side of Comet Peak.- 271.- Poa (3) (z) - Sheet 426.- Spec' 1-6.- With the last.- Sept. 14th 1867.-

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272.- Poa (9) (g.) - Sheet 427. Spec' 1-25. W. Hentz + Mrs. - Sept. 14" 1867. - With the last. 273.- Poa (9) (g.) - Sheet 428. Spec' 1-19. - Probably from several different localities in the W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 1867. 274.- Poa (? ) (x.) - Sheet 429. Spec' 1, 2. - W. Hentz + Mrs. - Sept. 1867. - A high mountain grass. 275.- Poa (9) (x.) - Sheet 430. Spec' 1-4. - W. Trucker Mts. - Aug. 16" 1867. - High mountain aid. 276.- Eragrostis - Sheets 431+ 432. Spec' 1-13. - Sandy bottom of Truckin River, below the Big Bend. - July 24" 1867. 277.- Bragomites - Sheet 433. Spec' 1-3. - Soda Lake and W. Humboldt Valley. - Aug. 5" Sept. 20" 1867. - Common in wet places along foothills + stream banks. 8-10. 278.- Triticum (a.) - Sheet 434. Spec' 1-7. - Probably from the W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 1867. 279.- Triticum (b.) - Sheet 435. Spec' 1-14. - From the E. or W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 1867. 280.- Triticum (y.) - Sheet 436. Spec' 1-12. - From several localities in the E. W. Humboldt Mts. - Sept. 1867. 281.- Triticum (d.) - Grasses of this genus are frequent in the mountain canyons and fill up toward the summits.

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252.- Hordeum Sheets 437-438. Spec 1-12. Hum- bold Meadow, abov Orana. Sept. 1st 1867. A species, (very probably different,) is also com- mon npon high mountain soils. 253.- Elymus 1.71 (a.) Sheets 439. Spec 1-6. W. Humboldt Mts. Sept. 15th 1867. West side of Indian Peak, near summit. 5000 ft. 254.- Elymus Virginicus. Sheets 440. Spec 1-9. W. Trucker Mts. Aug. 16th 1867. In high canon near Good Station II. (13.) Sheets 442. Spec 1-11. From different localities of the W. Humboldt Mts. & Valley. Abundant in mountain canons. 255.- Arena fabra. Sheets 443. Spec 1-4. W. Humboldt Valley. Sept. 27th 1867. Cultivated salt meadow east of Unionville. Introduced. 256.- Arena (9) Sheet 444. Spec 1. Soda Lake. Aug. 5th 1867. Marshy border of lake. 257.- Panicum capillare (9) Sheets 445-447. Spec 1-10. Sandy bottom of Trucker River, below the Big Mtns. July 24th & Aug. 15th 1867. 258.- Panicum Sheet 448. Spec 1-3. W. Humboldt Valley. Oct. 11th 1867. Salt meadow, e.g. Unionville.

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Equisetaceae. 259.- Equisetum (a) - Sheet 449. - Spec. 1-4. - W. Humboldt Mrs. - Aug. 31st - Sept. 10th 1867. - Shaded bank of stream in Wright & Trina Vista Canons. - Tubules in a double row. - Stem about 35. - Rarely or shortly branched. 3° high. 290.- Equisetum (b) - Sheet 450. - Spec. 1-4. - W. Humboldt Mrs. Sept. 10th 1867. - Trina Vista Canon, (Univallle). - shaded stream bank. - Tubules in a single row. Stem about 25. - Frequently branched. 3-5° high. Filicera.- 291.- A low dried fern was seen in a single locality, upon limestone rocks in Wright's Canon, by H. W. Humboldt Mrs. - 7,000 ft. - No specimens gathered.

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Lycopodiacras. [illegible]

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Musci. 292.- 1 Nightin pill Mts. (Lisodite Station I.) - On rocks. July 25th '67. - The most frequent of mosses - 4-7000 ft. - In fruit. 293.- 2 Hot Springs, - foot of Hot Spring Mts. - On dry rocks. - Aug. 11th '67. - In fruit. 294.- 3 With the last. - Aug. 11th '67. 295.- 4 Aquatic. - W. Trucken Mts. - Aug. 16th '67. - In bed of (stream near Goudric Station II.) - Now found in fruit. 296.- 5 In same canon with the last, on dry rocks. Aug. 17th '67. - In fruit. 297.- 6 In same canon near its head, on W. shaded bank of stream. - Aug. 17th '67. - Young. 298.- 7 Wright's canon. (W. Humboldt Mts.) - Aug. 31st '67. - In shaded slopes of limestone rocks near head of canon - 7000 ft. With the last. - Aug. 31st '67. With the preceding. - Aug. 31st '67. 299.- 4 300.- 9 301.- 10 302.- 11 Perhaps two species. 303.- 12 304 & 305.- 13, 14. In the same canon. W. shaded bank of stream. Aug. 31st '67. 306.- 15 Aquatic. - With the last, partially in the water. Perhaps two species.

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307.- 16 Wrights Cañon.- Aug. 31st '67.- near the Lake.- 308.- 17 309.- 18 310.- 19 Brina Vista Cañon, (W. Humboldt Mts.) Sept. 15th '67.- Bank of stream, near Unionville.- with the last.- 311.- 20 312.- 21 313.- 22 314.- 23 Perhaps two or more species.- Same cañon, by spring a hillside stream- Unionville.- Sept. 15th '67.- 315.- 24 Collection of mosses from limestone rocks in Willow Creek Cañon, (i. Humboldt Mts.) 5000 ft.- 316.- 25 317.- 26 Bank of bank Brina Vista Creek.- Oct. 10th '67.- 318.- Barbula 27 Emperor's Hill, west of Pyramid Lake.- Dec. 13th '67.

Hepaticae. 319.- Riccia crystallina (9).- Spec. 1-11.- Moist sandy bottom of Trucker River, below The Big Bend. Also at Clark's Station in Glendale Pass. Appears about 25th July - apparently mature Aug. 20th 1867.- Deep green, becoming sometimes light-purple. 320.- Marchantia polymorpha (9).- Spec. 1-4.- On wet bank and stones in stream near Unimilla. Oct. 10th- 1867. Confervoidae. 321.- Chara (9).- Spec. 1-10.- Densely & diffusely branched, 1st life, in backish ditch of Trucker bottom at Clark's Station. Thickly built with orange-colored globules. 322.- Conferva (9) (av).- Spec. 1-5.- Trucker River, below The Big Bend. Attaches to stones & sticks in stream. Bright- green; abundant.- Aug. 20th 1867. 323.- Conferva (9) (b).- Spec. 1-3.- With the last. More delicate, & brighter green.- Aug. 20th 1867. 324.- Conferva (9) (pr).- Spec. 1.- Hot Spring of the Hot-Spring Wells. Aug. 11th 1867.- (Trans.)- Fine short growth (1/8") on stones at bottom of spring (Temp. 160°).- very deep clear green.

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Lichens. A juniper tree summit of Brodkin Peak in [illegible] (Mr. Tucker tells me.) Very common on pine trees on the Sierra Nevada of California. Rarely seen in Nevada. - Aug. 17, 1862.

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Fungi. Valley of Humboldt river, above Lorchetti, Istalia, in a sandy rape fields. - Tall (6-12') - nearly white- Stipe clothed with long scales. - Spore abundant, cin- amon color, borne between the aids of the hemi- spherical cap-shaped receptacle. 327.- Moist shaded bank of stream in Wright's cabin, (Mr. Ann't Mrs.) Receptacle cartilaginous, sessile, cir- cular, nearly flat with slightly raised border, edge with black hairs. Spores vermilion. 1/4-1/2 in Diam. Oct. 16 53.- A similar specimen. Upon the same stream, Aug. 31 1867 - also in Bourne's Piste Cabin, near Unionville. - Closely resembling the last, but more concave above and with a broader border of shorter hairs. Similar spores. Moist shaded cartto in Buckkin river bed, below The Big Bend.- Siltary.- Cartilaginous, sessile, deeply cup-shaped (1/4 in Diam.- 1/2 deep.) with crenate margin, smooth within, somewhat roughish or fibrous outside- with a uniform dull yellow or waxy color within. Aug. 21 1867.- Specimen not preserved.

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Achlys aphryne - Bsc.

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Brewer's Collection Clematis ligustici folia, 34, 625, 6262 (2) laeiantha, 332 Malicham divinum, 369, [illegible], 1693 Fisutleri, 1169, 624, 6260 (6) another species? - nom. nub. Anemone alpina, 1419, Myosotis minimus, 1193. (12) Ramunculus rivalis, 1907, 2121, (26) Californicus, 935, 374, 2765, ripens, var. macroanthus, 4729 1361. (29) aquaticus, [var. trichophyllus], 970 (14) terrellus, 6259 Cymbalaria, 6261, 1452 (20) hydracensis, 3669 hebecarpus 3/466, 10219 Flammula, var. reptans, 1644 (19) alismarformis, 4730 var. Densadonis, 1644 (18) fascicularis, 4631 Caltha leptopetala, 2797 (31) Aquilegia caerulea, 6263, 1411 (36) Canadensis, 1695, 1156, 773, 797 (two forms) (33) Delphinium nudicaule, 964, 1053 latens, 2456, 349, 1017, 622, 1345 decornis, 3460, 649, 409

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Delphinium seguiforme, 1940 simply, 3922, 2349 aquaeum, 1145, Mengistu, 4676 B.S., 331, Acornium racemosum, 1941, 15-43, 500y88. Fischer, 2425, 1404, Actea spicata, var. rubra, 934 Paeonia Brownii, B24, 2027. Argemone hispida, 4966 B.S. - Mono Lake Necorrella 327, 326. (Platypodium, K913.) California, 1/4 1882.

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Cheiranthus capitatus, 6564 Menjuri, 1995 Astranthium lyratum. 17, 3894, 1212, 3094 1602. Arabis purpuriata - 2755, 572 armata, 6266, 6449, 1046, Malvaviscus, 49306274, 1949, 1739^b 1270, 1092 pamica. 1715 retrospicata, 6270, 6270 blepharophylla, 9466 RN., 906 brummondii, 1715, 1939^b, 1492, 1329 Staphylinthus Bounny, 1264, 790 (414,)? procens, 1127 triflorus, 4(7)6, [illegible], 1727^b 223, 6040, 6269, 1616 Polygala 1615, 4445, [illegible] caerulea, 1445 glandulosa, 4361, 3944, 155, 1269 hispidus, 6267, 1044, 1094, Ceratamium paniculata. RN. Kiwate 2529 angulata (249) 134, 167, 1039, 957 Hypnum montanum colyphorum - 2577

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Draba nana, 14h Eurycarpa, 1909 memoralis, 1313, 1724, 16VI, 1952, incana, var., 1724, 1757 alpina, 2504, 2VII, 1735, 1709 filoza, var. 1705² 2716 Sisymbrium officinale - 1064 Sophia - var. 1944 diplexum (627138a 3913, 204, 947) canizenum, 165, 197, 205, Austriannm - var. acaulaypilin, 417 1944, 19h Emelovskia? Californicum - 1500 Erysimum asperum, 6265 13a., 1272, 5-13, 1659, 1749, Phleypodium brachycaulum, 6272, 1419 Brassica nigra, 444, 2702 compostris, 946, Capsella bursa-pastoris, 169, 170, 172 Lepidium montanum arvaceum, var. 6401 lotiflorum 945, 273, nibidum 2523, 152, 159, 243, 129, 190, 173 Meyjizii 2), 2523

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Myracocarpus elegans 1052, 141, 3497, 1097, 1203, (cumipis lacinidos, 1097, 1203, 1102, 163, 191, 1102, 6275m. judichellus, 6276, m. josilis, 215, 3161, 949, 211 radiana 2504, 1302, 967 Kaphauma arhina 1004, 2732 Helianthemum esporium, 319, 496, 342, 2079, 2641-2465 Viola 2840, 917 Ceramidium lobata 4643, 1613, 977, 3943, 1409 3930, 4542, 4555, (admirer 2203 (camina 6279, 6278, 1602, 900, 2407) blanda 2791, 6277 Muttallii - 4651, 4647, 1197, 341, 1055, 1061, 1844, 2792, 353 jutumulera % 203, 2526, 2566, 904 462 f (praemora, (mr. danford) 1061 vullata 4643, 917, 3440 sarmustora 4719 glabella, 4670 Frankenia grandiflora, 354

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Silene incompleta 4964. Pistillaria, 4696 Mm. Stellaria alba 2706 Mm. (acuminata var. (Californica) 6519 Mm. 1310,2570,1310,342 Helicia - 5370° 470,610,410 Doryphorii 6517 Mm. 1373,1457 Thunbergii 1829, Lychnis apicula 2051, Cerastium elongatum 6520 Mm. 4723 Mm. Stellaria nitens 371 borealis 6517 Mm. crassifolia ? 4716 Mm. Janicurii, 4597 Mm longipes (166), 1761 brevipilosa Arenaria Californica, 46.54 Mm. 975 Doryphorii 4923 Mm. 6434, 2397, 1044, 432, longipes, 4976 Mm. 1479, 2703 nardiflora 2700 Spigula arvensis 1047, 3495 Sagina decumbens (linnaei) 2522, 2491, 1939 (Spigularia nitida, var. marina, 241,252,225,652 (Epiphanes macrostachyum, 2579, 2367), Nidium 2578, 2592

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Athyronychia Coopri (Cooper) Mollugo verticillata 1730 Zolima fijgnaeum 6290 182. Calyptridium monandrum ?- 4542 Svivia ndivina (Mivonna) 976 Pahndaca pilosa 1442 Candria Marginea var. 31V 279, 262, 192, 2750, 140, 116 150, 202 Claytonia Marginea, 21, 652 Cooper, Chamomilla 6274, 1307, (sic) (sic) Terniflria 6275, 1052, 189, 931 Parnithia 6276, 277, 386, 2774 Mugfria 91, 1050, 2774, 372, 73 olainivida, 5011 linaria, 92 Matthiola 1056, 1059, 1051, Spragma umbellata, 9%, 1371, 3972, 1607, 1700 (Cooper) Sesuvium portulacoides Curara, Ph. Mora Hypericum Scouleri 6290 182, 1913, 2651, anapalloides 2651, 257 concinnum 3919, 3948

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Ragged Hawthorn Larva Mexicana 1561, 1595, 1562, 1 Kelenonim Meter 2 Oxalis Corniculata 164, 267, 179, 2767 Promothia Californica 2617, 38 Malvastrum Humbranum 4409, 6264 Sidalcea malvaflorea 499V 12.21 24 Ratt, 1002, 667, 337, 2507 Diploryphe 4V43 382 4V13 382 1244, 542, 1591, 3449, vitifolia: 6473 1502 Sida obliqua Cope Malva boralis n 306, 92, Sphanalen incana Cope Malvastrum sida romodifolium n Sida hydracca 459, 1293, 2779, 1224; Larva occisifolia Rand, Malvastrum Fremontii, 1223. Thumber 554, Ceranium Carolina 1167, 294, 990, 2574 Richardsonii 4592, 1812 incisum 1674 3845 Erodium macrophyllum, 1067, 1240 Erodium cicatranum 933, 154, 2734, 397, moschatum 2734, 394

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dimmantus douglasii 4500,932, 46641, 1089 Phleba tripartita 1130, 1052, 1175 Cneoridium dumosum Fl. Mohave Euonymus occidentalis. 1382. Bathyptrice myrsinifolia 1406 Rhamnus croceus (eugeni) 266 Rat., 6449 6332 BZ, 5710, 5617, 606 Fremyula Calif. 20 V Rat., 231, 4406 BZ, 62, 1652, 639 Cranotinus 4470, 1624, 11-2 6332, 256 BZ. 4556, prostratus 655 f. 302 Coop., 164 4556 soridianus 6572, 1624, 259, 215, 299, 297, 298, 214, 216 integerrimus 3500 BZ 1363, 1665 rubinus BZ. 4742 BZ. thyriflorus, 4714 BZ, 2722, 661 Diranicatus 4492 BZ 2663, 1624, 1926, Cranatiflorus 4713 BZ, 29500 17) integerrimus 4660 BZ, 6330 BZ 4721 BZ. Duhamo 944, 643 Lobbianus 3932 BZ. = andrithum floridus 643 spinosus 247, 74, 56, 255- Cinnamomum 259, 177, 913, 490, 1062, 346,

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Vibis Celif. B.O. Coop Atacul. Calif. 599 Acan. plabra 6297,1973 circinata 1641 macrophylla 8/2, 647, 980, 1316, Rigida auricul. 536, 533 Rhoeo triloba 2193, 2701, Coop. 4560, 2192, hybriflora 376 Coop., discolora 1060 Pickeringia maritima 887, 1313 Thermopsis macrophylla, 704 fabacea var. 2355 Lupinus micranthus 296 Coop. 226, qtr. 864 borealis, Coop 4715 B.O. minutissimus 509 Coop 316 polyphyllus 54 Crnk laxiflora var. tenella 90 Crnk purillus, var. Coop., concinnus Redd. lakiflorus Coop Mimijirii B.O. Danaus 3047 B.O., andros 6266; B.O., namns 53. 1074, 151, 379

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ornatus 2140, 2644, 469, 457 Calcaratum 1491 mus 1609 2055, 1894 albifrons 1000, 703 lobifrons 996 569, 607, 244 Dumplasi 644 microcorpus 493 arborum 641 Dumifrons 443 Medicago indutum Trifolium depauperatum 4655 m. 980, 964, 4546, [illegible] corp. bartiporum, m., 4741 m., 4755 m. monocultum 1704 parviflora 1912, 2519, 4639, 6257, 352) variegatum 6245 m. corp minorphyllum 6509, 602. Mauri 6409, 1111, 1019, 1114, 4573, 3816, longiflorum 4965, 6244, 1971. fimbriatum 2369 271 2576 corp. tete Tridactylum 2094 milanarthrum 4667, 4509 a variegatum

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Tri- Iolanthe 4967 1302. gracilis 4804, 4867, 909, 1116, 1010, 375, 963, 376, 3404 --rigida 3441 122, 224 and. 4539. --microphylle 3452, 1020, 1164, 1242, cyatophyllum And. 122 --microdon 962 --fucarium 1006, 1045, 990, 1040, 393, --amorphophallus 961, 361, 4502 Comp --ciliata 479, 3921 --bifida 1145, 3456 Andromi Hozarkia bimontana 635, Hermannii. 13 and --aricina 521 --cytisoides 671 --ecoparia 581, 1274, 205 Corp. gracilis 6513, 102, 6725 122, 655 --balsamifera, Kill = stipularis, var. --gamera 675, --brachycarpa, Perk. 1166, 6460, 205, grandiflora, Perk 4752 132, 675, 677, 291, 4890 --angophylla, Perk --ethiopsa, Perk, Coop. 206, 1153, 262, --Antiprimera 2565, 1072, 360,

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Pushima 559,48, 52 Crook, Coop lathwirds Hm Cranifolia, 1736, 49.59 1202 4749 RA 6510, 6511 Perriflora 2071, 2602, 1173, 620, 3420, 2057, 6431- maritima, 313, Paralaea Phypoda 673, 1002, 752 Abiculeus, 429, 466, Strobilina 1222, 1679 Amorpho. Calif. Pack. Dulce Formosum mollis Coop, Divaricata, Coop. Astrogalus d'lymocarpus RA, 3506, 6446, 1115-, 1071, 955, 107, 456V, 612, 394, Whitneyi 1886 Kryptogamus Coop 247, 157, Pushii 1882, 1904, 743 (54, 264, A.J. Morn) Kurtrophyta 1706 (insecta 1470) pycnostachys 2513 ? Leucopris 303 Coop tricopodus Pack oryllypum 1259 curtipile 460 Enricyi 408 275V

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Astrea. Dorylomia 6451 NN. 494 Hormii mediterranea, Moon [illegible] And. tener 2573 Braunii 979 cythridis Aud. malacens 26 aud. Moon Cotilia Plowman Arthuschetti, Coop. Andromiia Aud. Montoni 1831 Mantropis 1859 Braunii 5021 Ma Elycyphiza Epidota, 1209, 2650 Coop Vicia Bambagina [illegible] Moon. 1016, 2547 Coop. 2763 rathiva 967 arigina Coop. Peck grigoptera 346 Lathygus polyphymus 6505 4605-6249 Corryi 6506 Peck Dulphomorpha 4527 Peck Venonus, var. Calijis. Peck 2543, 236, 692, 292, 632, 966, 5018, 194 [illegible] var. Coop

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Pakinsonia microphylla, Coop Cercis siliquastrum, no 1325 3946 Prosopis dulcis, Coop. pubescens, Coop Arachis — Coop Greggii Coop Prunus demissa Moon, Coop. 2703, 1066, Ulicifolia Pelt. 552 Vr subcordata 2192 emarginata 2271, 6516, 4899, 6293, 6294, Anderson, Moon Nuttallia crassifolia 225 Ratt 909 1059, 626 Spiraea Douglasii 1351 1431 Dumosa 65-15th Moon 1974, 1927, 1345, ariaaphila 554 724 744 armenos 1446 bithalayfolia 1932 2090 1777, 6291 opulifolia 1040 230 Adenostoma fasciculata 640, 547) Prunus Fiduciana 2151, 1461, 2010, Coop, Moon, Gunk. 1294 6249 n/a Chaamphalia platyloba 2421, 1611, 229 Cercocarpus ledifolius 2039, 1436, Iton 6290 Moon hamifolius 335, 640, 123, 225, 25V, 1049, Peck, Coop Tallugia paradossa Coop

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Genus triflorum 2064 Knack macropylla ? Pack Fragaria Virginiana, 6295 Bol Crank varca 1117 951 Chilensis 901 Potentilla anserina 646 Crank 2576 Dinamifolia 1374 millipara 1855 Coop Platynus 5044 paradoxa Coop glandulosa 6296 Bol Crank 260 flavillifolia, 5971 Bol, 1673 rigida 204 5006 Bol Crank furbicora 6415 Bol 204) unicera 1720 gracilis 1426 fissa 1705, 1314, 1763, Lonicera Moun procumbens 1374 (Dinamifolia) 2042 Bol, Lonicera lycopodifolia 1746 unguiculata 4964 Bol tridactara 6292 Bol anaphelimitis 6007 Bol 2409 Gordonii 1694, 1723, 2071, 1496

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Larrea pygmaea 2512 Haviliana cuneata 2512, 300, 653, 6 n. sp. 2655 Blandoni 1932 capitata Crook Californica Rutt Pamipora 6020 M 4966 M 2031, 169 V, 1723, 1496 Burdoni Selenilla arvensis 4541, 499, Scaena pruniflora 719, 491 Poterium officinale 1882, Rosa 467, 42 V, Havila 1816, 545, Crook. 61V. Horn Syrnocarbe 1915-, 6514, 2496 Pyrus ampyris 2091 simularis 46 V) M. Catalyge 2191 Phorinia abutiliflora 6, 753, 51, 227, 2512 Amelanchier Canadensis 1036, 576, 2416, 4674 M, 4543, Moon Saxifraga Potentilii 2142, 21V) byophora 1407, 1583, 5042 integriplicia 4616, 6011, 2417, 1619 Virginiensis Peck 919, 91V, 202, Ratt. nivalis 1405, 1643, heterantha 4652, M, fulloca 6251 M 4913 M.

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Boykinia andridalis 6529 M., 6457, 4942 M., 2166 Erodium multiflorum 6532, 4791 Bolandra Californica, 4V9V Lithophyllum cymbalaria 4501 Park, 370, 32V, affinis 2253 M., 940, 1146, Reit, 4640 M. heterophyllum 2462 Bolandra 1163, 2640 M., 2501, parviflora, [illegible] Tellina grandiflora, 2464 Henchera filozissima 4V20 4V80. rubescens 4901-1759, 2101. micrantha 2081 11.57 6531 6631 26122 2463 1667 1100 Nivella tripida, 61-30 4901 Browni 4901, 1679 Tolmiea menziesii 4792 M. 6500 M. Panamia palustris 1832, 1824 x. tambioc 1441 Philadelphus leucii 247 4V90 M. Whipplea [illegible] modula 132661 Ribes cereum 1906, 1769, 4443, 1906, 1769, Crank x. Sangvinum 6327, 345, 431, 69, 900, 142, 143, 49, 784, 209, 200, spiciosum 251, coop., 263, brachiosum 6570 M. vicosissimum 632V, 4V96,

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D'ranicidium 6226, 252, 925, irripum 1756 Lephanthum 4VVI Moon. lacustris 16V6, 6329 NS, 1722 NS Mingissii 133, 164, 1V4, 72 6571NS Californium 4VVO Substitutum 6419 6325NS Zelica minima 2560, 236, 143, 212 Leptogaula; 212, 143, 206 Cotyledon pellvondente, 134 x Sider Rhodolea, 1716, 1721, 1709°, 6352, 1724 epatathlifolia, 142, 3890 jumilium 6427NS Organum 6561- Stellae, Coop Obtusatum 4960, 1654, 1920 Smylani 6566 NS 342 Echeneria lanceolata, Coop, Horn, 1294, 723 Drosera rotundifoliae 6015, 4754, 2796 x Hippuris vulgaris 1702, 1475, 6345 NS. 2552 Callitriche maripulata 1256, autumnali 452V, vena 1654, 3470 5090 Anammannia californica 2647 Lythrum Californicum 2246 25VI Horn, Park 63V) NS

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x Epilobium alpinum 1766 1941 1419 4662 minutum 3425 382 2501 x Tetragonum 2363, 422, 6272, 6369, 636V aquatilifl. 1776 Crank 1811- Ocordatum 2163, 1997 x paniculatum 249 x Zauschneria Calif. 755, 130, 797, 706, 2, 952, 2034, 5014 var. microphylla 80, 417. Glossina ripens 2645 112, Clarkia thombridia, 95, cleopus 490, 71-1, 6370; 1276, 260, 1254 x Erythrytum ranunculoides 6371, 6365, 1513, (1711), 1515, buttelli 1945 4522 112 Crank strichum 61-0 122. ( cazinum ? Crank = 1711 abon ) racemosum, var. casinum racemosum p 1059 Eulobus Corp. Oenothera drumiflora 2456, 811, 6404, 6403 caribona, 2590 vivina 2531 x clarafornis 1465 Corp Glaucis laurakina 2 stockeri 712, 1675 albicardis 1217, 1590 Corp (rubicundus ) 754, 6366, 6367 [illegible]

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Boltonia 301 Cephalotus 690 Tenella 519 decumbens 47) Lomatophyllum Crook brevipes Coop graciliflora 1109 oraba 901 vindicae 307, 250 Peak Tenella 519 (504) Ceanothus 63V Bocconia 901 biloba 6364 Whitneyi 6555 bistorta Coop micrantha 221, 242, 446, 90V, 1055, 091, 1137, 442, 320, 324 gammariflora 579, 121V Coop Gambelia 444, 4619, 49V, 5-10, 3057, 3954, 276, 3117, 3924 (Stipulosa, 40) Euphorbia Brownii, 1247, coccineum 3937, 1247 Heterogama Californica Ratt Hora 4941. ×Gaura parviflora Coop +Circassia intermedia 6362m 2+33, 1614 alpina 2133

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Catalonyx Thunbergi Coop. Palmer Merythlia lauricarlis 1315, 2056, 2677, 769, 6256, Morn x [gracilis 506, 575 x [albicarlis 6503, 4080, Coop. Crnk LinRegi 1225 multiflora, Coop minoritha Park Carnubita digitata, Coop morminis, Homa Edriocactus Megasphaera tabacera 2357, 150, 4533, 1295, Edriocactus vinosus, Coop. Carnus cyphalum, Palmer Enorgi, Coop Opuntia cylindrica. Coop sinacca, Morn Tesellata, Coop Platypunkia, Coop Echinocarpa, Coop Meeim bayantenna David

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Borleria lloba 1302, 373, 2517 Hydrostylis nanae 24)5-, 2062 Eryngium whitei 2656, 2503, 662 Sanicula laminata 6522 M. 1121, 242, 234, bipinnatifida, Corp anisopetala M. 964 litoralis 4644 M. 340VII 10V7 Menjuria 3927 M. Mucenium Brandi 495V 632 Amaracus Brandi 6523 M. apiifolia 6341 M. 4951 M. 1919 2001 apiina granulata 7M Apiastrium aqustitium 1168, 356, 501, 226, 430, 631, 3971, 28516, &c. latifolia x Cicuta maculata 6342 M. 30) Viroza 2635 M. x Edonicus Bairdii 2637, 1946, 2030, 2017 Kellojia 1832, 2504 Kill x Pinus pinella apiadora Kill x Myrtilis x Ammophila arenaria 1954 6342 M. Brandi 6523 M. x Ornithia ruda 4649, 178V, 200V Kellojia 1154 2361, 749 Tristylis 3400 M. 1960 Ornithite cornutus 6 Vg

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Cynoglossum Stradunii 2717, 1739 albiflora, Mon 2 2052 familiaris. 1968 Cimicifuga montana. 1899 1425 Sphaerocarpon capitellatum, sorg hst. 2026 Ampelica lineariflora 6244, Mz. agapa ? 1961, 2011 Erythra. Calif. 6.5.26 1387, Sissoo 6.5.24, 3926 Pseudomonot Cercocarpum 6.5.21, 1382. indicale 6347, 1382 6527 Mz abricense, Kie Californian Kie indicale var. ellipticum Mon comiflora 112V, 1014, dasycaea 3967 hst. 461 Euryptera lusida Coop. Hypolepis lanata 1106 693 2032 Daucus willis 246, Rut. 2607 Caucalis minima 4699.1382 3924 501 Torilis nodosa. Mon. rum Arabia Mundiis, 727 Cornus Nuttalli 2675, 1454 stratitara ? 1657

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Symphytum officinale 933 ciliare 61) mollis. Crock 4807 molleaus 6039 MR Moon Lonicera Californica 942 hippidula 5) 775- intermedia 1222, 237 Bounii 1802, 4994 involucrata 427, 602, 427, 2002, 1770, 2304, 4945 cornuta 6301, autoplicata 4945- 608 Sambucus pubens 1509, 6574 glauca 2103, 492, 2036, 42) Mun Villospica paludosa 2200 447) 182 Crock Calina Andaurii 602, 104, 349, 1104, 504 hypotrichium 1850 Califtricum 954, 209, 3052 182 600 604) 182 Trifidum 2550 4742 2025- 6340 ludwigii. 260- 6345 agonium 1200 644- Morrmani Aachenborum 6446 Muhellii Crock triflorum 4496 4743 182 hispidum 5022?

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Galium Moons asquinum 6050 Botandri 6349 boralis Cawk Cephalanthus occidentalis 2662 Plectritis congesta Cawk uhl Macerper 930 4767 Valeriana officinalis 4916.1695 Dypsis fullooma 760 Utricularia 2661

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Labiatae Hedrema erioplyoides . 406 Manchurina vulgare 827 Michelstema elongatum 6326 M2 Lanceolata 6460 2665-41 Canabum Coop. Peak. 495, 611, .Laxum .2665 M2 650 Salvia Columbiana . 157, Coop., Peak, 422, 3V1, 3VV4, Cnidaria 1210 402, Coop. Peak Sophanthus eustriacafolius 1672, 2695, 2697, Mowen 6219/32 1853), 290ausT. Bonnilla vulgans 2477, 1422, Santillana Tuberosa (1027, 2567, 3962, 1576, 3929, 357). 266, 601V. Melandria 1006 M2. angustifolia 6685T, 6423, 4946, 3947, 12V1- Saligania Mexicana Coop Stachys alleni 6322.2, M2 1294, Peak. 2666 M2 Peak 253, 1162 240V, 2446, M2 Pazazzyma erioplyoides 714, 1179, 2599, 2603, Zippia monandra 6501 M2 Pariflora 3901 M2 multiflora (55 266)

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Mentha Canadensis Hora 2653, 2664, 2459, 6462 Micromeria Douglassii 629 Park Pycnanthemum Calif. 1355 u457MN. 6721 206 Rob Monarda didyma 1896, Mora, 1994, 2006, Willow, Rtt 670 307 Bwirg, 394, 313 1253 Lencocophale u44-MN. Douglassii 2499 Brownii 1210 Candicans mudlata 6020 MN Corp 421 Sphaerace colycina Park 66r Aridibulia polygynia Corp capitata, Corp mina no Park vicane Aut Corp. grandida 371, 591 stachyoides 6017, 552, Park Nypthis Emoryi, Corp