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well dee in Mor T (See M 394 about integrations
p #9-13.
5-20-39? Ceanothus divaricatus Nutt var eglandulos-
us Torr M 300 inc. C. L - var lactiflorus. Tops
J620. Fl. Col. by Mr. Coel. Palomas. Prob. near Obsvatory.
(Name supplied by Mr. C. who likely got it from Ms G.)
See 4-8-39. Spec not studied until 6-2-39. Stem then
mostly reddish-brown with a thin, white exfoliating
skin. Young growth very hairy. Lvs 1 cm long & cer-
cainly finely dentate, the teeth gland-tipped.
(What is wrong?) Fls blue.
5-20-39 Ceanothus Palmeri Trel M 301: C. spin-
osus Nutt var Palmeri Tops J620. Fl. Palomas
Crestline. Branchles green. Lvs entire, glabrous.
Fls white. (Name supplied by Mr. Coel who likely
got it from Ms G.) [5-25-39 Just past Flying Duplica-
tion Point. Unquestionably the same as 5-20-39.
Both spec. studied 6-2.
5-20-39 Pteridium aquilinum Kuhn var pubescens
Underw. M9 = Pteris aquilina var lanuginosa Hook
J30. Young growth. Palomas Crestline.