Field notebook : Arizona and California, 1938-1939

Kennedy, Rae Casena Baldwin,1879-1952,author

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Right Books to Write In Gray Herbarium NATIONAL Harvard University LOOSE LEAF and BOUND BOOKS CALENDAR 1930 JUNE. MAY. APRIL. MAR. FEB. JAN. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. DEC. NOV. OCT. SEPT. AUG. JULY. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.

For all your Records NATIONAL LOOSE LEAF and BOUND BOOKS CALENDAR 1929 JUN. MAY. APRIL. MAR. FEB. JAN. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. ... ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 ... ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ... ... ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ... ... ... ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 ... ... ... ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ... DEC. NOV. OCT. SEPT. AUG. JULY. Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. ... ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ... ... ... ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ... ... ... ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ... ... ... ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 ... ...

? Baeria 3-20-39 L.T.H. Cozet. Lotus? 3-6-39 Mission Ranch, first fruit. 6-13-39 Grass reed-like L.T. Canyon several fld. no baia 6-17-39 Rumex salicifolius - no callus Lathium leucophlebia L. J664, M 350 Why fern. Look in Cote and RvH. R. B. Kennedy (18) ?Bogman+ +28-39 xton Hardyocentrum a. x. [3-30] refoletrion abore plain gyos port structure v[?] in canary [8u]L. muguum 38-23-39 6-25-39 Lycopodium dictyonium Green J 440; M 190 FLU (plant quite rife) lobus Elenora (dried by Mr.G.) Reterea. Look at above lake Eleanor, ground C. pinnacosa 3-25-39 Conotheca Chirophlebia Torr. J624; M 303 FL H 8-25-39 lobus Hedega.

3-25-39 Lupinus bicolor Lindl var microphyllus. C.P. Smith T528; M 249 Fl valv fr Lake Elsinore. (Ident by Mr G Seales 3-20-39) Plant looks exactly like 3-20 except whols more def esp in fr And beel (rather sparsely long ciliate on upper margin towards tip. (On 3-20 P.B.T still finds no convincing traces of ciliation) 3-25-39 Baeria Chrysoptoma Fv M var gracilis Hall T1113; M 561 Fl Lake Elsinore, (Genus ident by Mr G who called attention to "Gold Fields" frequently on trip. Whether same genus or species not stated) (Cfd with Leathemia of 3-20. Invol bracts fl no more united into a hemispheric cup (a Y S) than in B nor are teeth "acuminated" Achenes fl bear pappus (braws) exactly like that ) B (4 brws) "from narrow paleae" Since Mr G's ident was from casual in- spection only, not study, P.B.T still queries? 3-25-39 Gilia multicaulis Bentl T 796; M 394 Fl Lake Elsinore (When col thought to be Phacelia) 3-25-39 Oenothera contorta Dougl var epilobioides Munz M 341 inc in D. contorta Dougl T 385 Fl young fr Lake Elsinore. (Ident by Mr G.) Calyx lobes reflexd in narrow, linear, remotely denticulate. Petala

5-20-88 Mr. Covell says one can drive to top of Mt. Lassen (8500 ft) in high gear.

"kind of oak" says Chauffeur (which it is not) Frs High altitudes before reaching Roosevelt Dam. [Acc to R.B.K's memory may leave Tajoba: Goat- Nut Simmondsia California Nutt J 607= S. elinensis Schneider M 391. See 12-29-38 spec at Nat Hist Museum San Diego] Chauffeur pointed out quite another bush whose name R.B.K. wrote phonetically as "Hohobi" -- information or name may easily have been incorrect. Agave Helm 39 Nofla fr. (at least none remembered) [See T 252; M 97, for poss species BMGEP 187 says "300 or more species" western hemisphere A americana L from "Tropi- cal America" ] Yucca Possibly old fl stalks seen. [See T 246; M 95 for poss species also Helm 28 BMGEP 172 says "about 30 species"] ? Sotos (not named by Chauffeur but very like ill Helm 30 Dasyleirion Wheeleri [Not in F or M] Juniper observed Roosevelt Dam -> Globe.

"Phoenix, Arizona Dec 21 & 22, 1938" Manuals: Hamilton, Francis L. "The Desert Garden" Helm, A. Trumand "Desert Cacti" etc [Munz, "Manual of So California Botany"] [Tepori "Manual of the Flowering Plants of Cal."] 12-21-38 Camelback Inn at edge of desert, R. sees v in some cases collects but does not study. Mesquite ( Chaujeur had no name for this but 12-22- 38 Chaujeur pointed it out plainly to Mr Rollins v P 13 ) = Prosopis velutina Woot. Ham 26 [= P. juliflora D.C. var. glandulosa Clff. T.573; MEM 357: P. chilensis Stuntz, M 343.] No flo. Remains of fr. [See 4-8-39 Giant Cactus or Salvadore = Carnegiea gigantea Brit v Rose Ham 36; Helm 7 & Cereus gigantieus Engelm. J658; M 327] (Frequent 12-22-38) No flo fr. Ocatillo = Fouquieria splendens Engelm. Ham 34, Helm 26; [J 641; M 315] No flo fr. "Buck Horn" p.s.B= Elk Horn Cholla: Opuntia acaulho- carpsa Engelm & Bigel Ham 36; Helmm ; [J 655; M 325] No flo fr.

"Long Staple Cotton" Cult. F2. collected & studied but without books or microscope. Possibly Creoste Bush: Covillea hidentata Vail. Ham 31 [Laure] — Cov. var glutinosa Jepso. T604 = L. diarsicata Cov. M 2785. Sticky. Ivo opp, divided almost to base, about ¼ in long. Fs. small, almost sessile v cone- like with "scales" curved backwards (might be remain- g opened pods) studied with handglass only. [This desc. v memory of plant makes this ident. very probably right, esp. when compared with Ill. T604] [See 4-8-39 which makes this ident almost certain Various composites in fluffs. 12-22-38 Apache Trail to Roosevelt Dam, R.B.K. sees: Palo Verde = Parkinsonia microphylla Torr Ham 26; [J.513 = Cercidium microphyllum Rose & Johnston M 245] Fr. [Only one of the 2 species seen by M. given in Ham. v R.B.K thinks she remembers more than "1-3 pairs" of fluffs.]? C. floridum Benth. M 245] "Teddy Bear Cholla": Opuntia Bigelovii Engelm. Ham 35; Nelm 14 [J655; M 324] No label.

12-22-38 continued “kind of oak”says chauffeur (which it is not). F2. High altitudes before reaching Roosevelt Dam. [Acc. to R.B.K.’s memory may have been Tajoba: Goat-Nut. Simmondsia californica Nutt J607 = S. Chinenais Schneider M291. See 12-29-38 spec at Nat. Hist. Museum, San Diego] Chauffeur pointed out quite another bush whose name R.B.K. took down phonetically as “Hohobi” — information quite likely incorrect. Agave No flor (at least none remembered). [See J252; M97; Helm 29 for proo. species. B.M.] C.P. says “300 or more species”, in western hemisphere. A. americana of cultivation is from “tropical America”. Yucca Possibly old fl. stalks seen. [See J246; M95 for proo. species, also Helm 18. B.M.] C.P. says “about 30 species”] ? Sots (not named by chauffeur) but very like ill. Helm 30. Dasyleirion Wheeleri [Not in Tor M] Juniper observed Roosevelt Dam → Globe.

12-22-38 Ffern Collected at Cliff Dwellings beyond Roosevelt Dam. Drift specimen studied 9-21-39 life size. (Primary div. slightly wider than in alactels & more nearly uniform in appearance. Stipe dark brown, sliming, rather short. Frond dark green, glabrous above, thickly covered with pale green powder beneath. No hairs or scales any- where except 1-2 scales at very base of stipe where broken from root-stocks). Sori marginal, not concealed by the slightly revolute margin of ff. No signs of indusium (there are old sori). Sori sometimes appear continuous, & hence margin of fertile; sometimes not continuous & hence margin of ff obscurely crenate (20x). Note: lowest pair of divisions of frond really branch from mid vein & the pair next above very near the base so that effect to eye is that all five 3 divisions originate at same point. R.B.K. at first thought this might be a simple form of Gymnopoteris triangularis Underw. How. 17 but that seems unlikely (impossible if Gymnopoteris is a synonym for Gynnoptera or Ptyograma For possible genus see Notholaena P.B2. J37; M5. [which] no species in T.M. fits our plant.

12-22-38 Fern ? Cheilanthes Corellei Maxon T 82; M 8. Collected at Cliff Dwellings beyond Roosevelt Dam. Dried specimen studied 7-21-39. Fronds 6cm long. Agree exactly with desc. vill(M.) v desc(T). (Note: C. Pringlei Dav. Ham. 17 discarded as pos. sibility because "somewhat wooly with short hair hairs below" whereas our plant densely covered with whitish scales. R.B.T. considers ident prob correct but can't be sure using only California manuals. 12-22-38 Selaginella Macrosppores with above. Poss. S. Wrightii Hieron Ham 17 whose desc. not sufficient. St (as collected) 12cm. long, prostrate, much branched, not flattened, fusely rooting on under side. Lvs 1-1+mm lanceolate with short, sterile bristle tip (broken?) in most cases when studied 7-21-39), ciliate with short distant cilia on edges. Sporophylla similar but broader [illegible] to 2 mm] at base. Only macrospores found. Strobili fairly numerous and not conspicuously different from sterile branches (in this dried condition)

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December 29, 1938, San Diego (Balboa Park) Labeled Specimens on "flower stand" @ Nat. Hist. Museum. Not studied [Cpl. 1-20-39 - Phloxinia arbutifolia Lindl. M 228; J 508; Fl. "Christmas Berry," Toyon seen 1-14-39 along Route 395 - Ceanothus verrucosus Nutt M 302; J 622 Fl. [Col 1-20-39 Simmondsia californica Nutt J 607; S. chinensis Schneider M 391 (Quite possibly this seen 12-22-38 on Apache Trail, Phoenix, Ariz. Chauffeurs called it "bird food") Prunus ilicifolia Walp. J 506; M 241 Atriplex hymenelytra Wats J 327; M 140 -Eriogonum fasciculatum Benth J 318; M 122 [Col 1-20-39 Pseudotanga macrocarpa Mayz J 52; M 17; McM. 100 "Cuyamaca v Palomar Mts" (Seen but col. 5-20-39 mot) -Abies concolor Lindl. v God. J 53; M 18; McM. 66 [Col 5-20-39 -Labocedrus decurrens Torr. J 56; M 18; McM 117 [Col 5-20-39 -Rhus laurina Nutt J 608; M 293 [Col 1-20-39 -Rhus integrifolia Bo W. J 608; R. - Benth. v Horka M 293 Lemonade-Berry [Col 1-20-39 -Rhus orata Wats J 609; M 293 [Col 3-23-39

- Artemisia californica Less. J1141; M 575 "California Sagebrush" LCR 1-20-39 Artemisia ludoviciana Nutt M 575: A. vulgaris var Ludoviciana Jepson J1142. Plant very white. Hymenoclea monogyra T.V.G. J 1109; M 544 Acalypha californica Bentl. J897; M 285 - Salvia mellifera Greene J 870; M 446 [LCR 1-20-39] sides with old fz. vibs. - Encelia farinosa Gray J 1082; M 550 [LR 4-8-39] Ocotillo Jan 6, 1939 Study Group at Nat. Hist. Museum of the following Species characteristic (chapped) (as per report count made by Dr. PURER) { Adenostoma c eanothus Arctostaphylos Quercus dumosa } x a xerophytic, shrubby, tree growth. Dr. P. makes her count in squares 10 meters on side Jan 14, 1939 at Pala Mission observed with Mr. Gander. Phoenix canariensis Cham } see B.M.G. J Phoenix dactylifera L. (only) { 132 and 2 for differences observed. Both cultivated

Jan 14, 1939 cont. Pinus radiata Don J 47; McM 93; A.M.J.C.P. 81 "Monterey Pine" Cult. Cupressus macrocarpa Hartw. J. 52; McM III; M 18 A.M.J.C.P. 92. "Monterey Cypress" Cult. This seems the same as hedge now being trimmed below our window at La Tolla. - Umbellularia californica Nutt J 396; M 178; McM 208 Bud. Cult in park opp. Pala Mission but wild in vicinity. collected & studied Jan 17, 1939 at meeting of Floral Association, Balboa Park. Mr. Gauder says: Some 1600 species found in San Diego County which 400-500 could be grown in Balboa Park. Chilopsis linearis Sweet "Desert Willow" Cupressus Forbesii Jepson "Tecate Cypress" "Rabbit Nut" "oil somewhat similar to sperm oil" Thamnodema montanum Torr. v Fren. "Tortuosa Berry" - Adenostoma fasciculatum H & A. "Chamise, Greasewood" "sparsifolium Torr. "Redshank" - Cneoridium deltoideum Hook f "Coast Spice Bush" Penstemon "Buck's P. "yellow fld" " Clevelandii Gray "fld bright pink Daniel C.C.

Penstemon spectabilis Thurbes "Blue P." Salvia Munzii "Blue fla" Satureia Chaudleri Jepss Yucca Whipplei Torr. Lupinus Minuleus many species " " Miss Kate Sessions rec. for cultivation Ceanothus arborescens Greene native ? Androecum rigidum ? "Crassula semperviva" (Aeonceum arborescens" acc to Mr. Gander), Los fleshy in rosettes. Tuft slowy, large, bright yellow. Seen in Mallorca. At Nat. Hist. Museum California Wild Flower Paintings (1200) by A.A. VALENTIEN (for Miss Ellen B. Scripps) Dried specimens mounted on wall Nos 1-634

1-20-39 Tefsonia Parryi Small J457, M 2/16 Fluff. Soledad Plateau - southg summit. (Identfy Mr G.) 1-20-39 Gymnogramma triangularis Kauff. J. 26 (B.MJCP says Gymnogramma) = Pityrogramma -Maxon Oldsp. Soledad, east of summit. Very like ill. J. Stipe sticky. Waxy powder on back of frond not abundant. (Ident by Mr G) 1-20-39 Pellaea andromedaefolia Fee' J. 33, M. 5 Old sp. Fronds all very young. Soledad, east of summit. (Ident by Mr G.) J28 1-20-39 Polypodium vulgare L. var. intermedium Fee. = P. Californicum Kauff. M 10. Very young sp. Soledad, east of Summit. (Genus ident by Mr. G.) 1-20-39 Adiantum emarginatum Hook. J 29 = A. Jordanii C. Mill. M 9. Very young fronds. Soledad, east of summit. (Genus ident. by Mr. G) 1-20-39 Selaginella bryoides Underw. J. 42 = S. Cinerea- sceae A.A. Eaton. M 13. No sp. Soledad, east of summit (Genus verif by Mr. G) 1-20-39 Lathyrus strictus Nutt J 584, M 2/19 Fl. Soledad

on road down n-w side. lfts lovely viscidly hairy beneath. Glands not apparent. rfts less not as v acute than ill(M.) [5-14-39 FLvalv.fr. Heavy Mesa 1-20-39 Echinocystis macrocarpa Greene J662; M 499 FLO. Soledad. Near the Lathyrus. (Genus ident by Mr G) [3-2-39 FLO vq young fr. La Tolla Hermosa. 1-20-39 Isomeris arborea Nutt J407; M 209 FLvalv.fr. Soledad, ±ao, of summit on plateau. (Ident by Mr G) 1-20-39 Ribes malvaceum Sm. var indecorum Tanez J470 = R. indecorum Eastw. M 222 FL. Soledad near summit. (Ident by Mr G) 1-20-39 Arctostaphylos bicolor Gray. J750; M 369 F-L old vfr. Soledad near summit. Calyx & corolla often paler than desc (J.vM.) (Ident by Mr G) [3-9-39 FL Inland Route 1-20-39 Rhuea integrifolia B.W. J608 = R.— Bentle vHort M 293 FLv old fr. Soledad, frequent. (Ident by Mr G) 1-20-39 Rhuea laurina Nutt. J608; M 293 lvs in all stages v old infl. No flor fr. (Ident by Mr G) [3-23-39 Old Infl. No flr fr. Near R. ovata . 15-4-39 FL from Mr G. Nat Hist Museum.

1-20-39 Phloxinix arbutifolia Lindl. J 508; M 227 Soledad, No fln fr. Col. of ivy with Plus laurina. Spec- imens in fr. seen. (Ident. by Mr. G) See 9-28-39 # 1-20-39 Canothus verrucosus Nutt J 622; M 302 Early bud. Soledad, (Ident. by Mr. G) [2-28-39 Fl. Hill just So. of Del Mar. Disk black. 51-39 unipz fr. 1-20-39 Artemisia californica Less. J 114H; M 575 FL Soledad, frequent. (Ident by Mr. G) 1-20-39 Eriogonum fasciculatum Benth J 313; M 122 FL Soledad, (Ident. by Mr. G.) 1-20-39 Hazardia squarrosa Greene J 1029: Aphlopsus squarrosus HVA. M 523. Old inflo. ho. Soledad. The stiff, sharply serrate small lvs suggest some queer kind of oak. (Ident. by Mr. G.) 1-20-39 Eriodictyon crassifolium Benth J 834; M 416 No fln fr. Soledad near summit. (Ident. by Mr. G.) See 5-1-39 1-20-39 Adenostoma fasciculatum HVA. J 503; M 238 No flnfr - Soledad frequent (Ident. by Mr. G.) See 4-24-39 FL.

-folia 1-20-39 Frankenia grandiflora C.V.S.J640; M.314 No fln fr. Edge of puddle on plateau so. of summit & Soledad. (Genus ident by Mr. G.) [See 6-17-39 F&. 1-20-39??? Eriophyllum confertiflorum Gray J1116; M565 low remains folding wth a few aleaves. I do, facts aleaves correct, and all (M) & (T) very like Soledad. [Labeled spec. N.H.M. flower stand 2-18'-39. F&. See 4-16-39 1-20-39 Helianthemum scoparium Nutt var vulgare JepS. J64 &; M316. Mt. Soledad, Plateau below summit. "Some stellate hairs" minute found on yjg lvs. Slenderly v broom-like twiggy. No fln fr. (Genus ident by Mr. G.) [See 4-18-39 1-20-39 Salvia mellifera Greene J870; M*46 Oldfe. Soledad (Ident by Ms.G) 1-20-39 Mr. Gandes points out on Soledad. -Mimulus puriceus Steud M*476 R. prof. Collected this w/ remains of old fr Ecol 3-23-39 Echeveria pulverulenta Nutt M 212 Roette fls only [Col 6-12-39 -Echeveria lanceolata Nutt M213 Roette fls only. -Trochaea capitata Deuth M 90 loonly (See 3-9-39) -Calochortus splendens Doug. Old infl M73 [See 4-24-39] -Dichondra occidentalis House M385 lf only[See 4-16-39 Galium Lotus

1-28-39 Nama stenocarpum Gray T&J 32; M 45 Fl. Sweetwater Lake. Lvs crisped on margins, hairs hardly tiff? ("hisute"). Lvs v calyx lobes glandular on backs. Styles united almost to top. Stamens almost equal; filaments broadened v minutely toothed at point of insertion. Yellow disk at base of calyx lobes inside. (Mr G didn't know this.) 1-28-39 Mollugo verticillata L. T 341; M 153 Fl va br. #2. Sweetwater Lake. Sepals 3-nerved, whitew margined?, not "white inside" 1-28-39 ? Convolvulus occidentalis Gray var cyclo- atigius Teps T 776; M 387 Fl (only on spec.) Sweetwater Lake, dry bank. Corolla 28 mm long, pale pink, Stigmas rather thickly linear, 3mm long. Sepals 8-10mm. Bracts di- rectly under calyx but inconspicuous being only 2mm long x about 2.5mm wide. Bracts reddish, very ciliate at tip, distinctly spiculate, the mid-nerve ending in a tiny recurved projection. (Color of fl? size of bracts wrong acc to M) Largest fl about 13x13 mm, lobes being about 4mm wide. Lvs glabrous, grayish-green. St. slender stiff, angled, cambering. Sepals (at least some) ciliate. Lvs biolate rather than as de se vill (M), the basal lobes distinct from v of same width as middle lobe. Consider pos. I var. lenissimus Gray = var. angustissimus Gray. (Cee 5-14-39)

1-28-39 ? Heterotheca grandiflora Nutt J.1038; M.518 Sweetwater Lake Fl vfr (prob not properly maturing), Keysdele points to this but infl a thyrsoid panicle (not open as in ill T). Lvs very like ill T). Achenes gray hairs papery in H (brittle fewer than disk flo) but these seem to fall later, aseed. [3-6-39 Fl vfr. Near Carlsbad. Much better develp ed spec than 1-28. Idnt sure. 3-2-39 Fl rgs fr. La Tolla Hermosa. Lvs. odorous. 1-28-39 Heliotropium Curassavicum L. var oculatum Johnston M.419 see H.curassavicum L J 837 Fl. Sweet- water Lake. R.B.K does not know how this differs from H.C - as found in Bermuda or Mallorca [6-5-39 Fl Mission Beach. Abundant in places. 1-28-39 Marsilea vestita Hu G J 39; M 11. Sporecarps rfr Sweetwater Lake. (Idnt by Mr. G) 1-28-39 ? Lippia (acc to Mr.G) No flgs. Sweetwater Lake 1-28-39 Scirpus Fr. Sweetwater Lake. No lvs except bladeless sheath at base of st. Involved one, 1-2cm long like continuation of st. Sts. 3-angled but oftenely so & spikelets not "densely capi- tate clustered"like ill T 149 or 150 (hence seen surely

1-28-39 surely not S. americanus or S. Obneryi. This leaves only poss. S. acutus, S. validus or S. Californicus. Achenes 1/2 mm wide (therefore not S. validus). Bristles seem always less than 6 and are somewhat flattened whitish (never plumose) toward tip. Achenes brown (not "almost white" M.), roughened (20x). Infl. about half-way bet JLL J 149 v 148. Scales hardly ciliate. Best guess in spite of Triangulares etc. v brown achene is S. Californicus Britton J 53; M 66 [See S. acutus Muhlb 96-7-39 1-28-39? Erigeron linifolius Willd J 1054; M. 535. Florets Sweetwater Lake. 1-28-39 Solanum nigrum L. J 892; M 455 Florets Sweetwater Lake. (Mr. Gardner called an S. nearby S. villosum but ours has fr. def. Hairs and st. not "viscid-villos" but roughened with few hairs only and "scabrous-angled". Plant lobes exactly like S. nigrum known elsewhere. Corolla purplish, 7mm wide; lvs + toothed angulately sinate (M. says "whitish", 4-5 mm "kerrie" all of which is contrary to R.B.K.'s past experience) Consider S. Douglaseii, a possibility R.B.K. does not take seriously [See 3-9-39 for S.D—] [8-7-39 labeled speci S. nigrum on Nat Hist Museum fresh flower stand] Medicago lupulina L. J 54; M 263, Flo young fr. Sweetwater Lake (Left ov infl., right for Melilotus Melilotus indica All 1-28-39

and not for Medicago [3-2-39 Fls unique fr. la Jolla son. side. Fl. 2-2,5mm, very tiny to the eye 1-28-39 Erodium cicutarium L'Nes.J592;M276 FLV adv.fr. Sweetwater Lake (J.says E.cicutarium but R.B.K.finds no B in other manuals) 1-28-39 Sonchus oleraceus L.J1000,M593. FLv young fr. Sweetwater lake. [S.asper L. seen but not collected to pf] 1-28-39 Xanthium pennsylvanicum Wall.M.546 See X.canadense Mill J1110. Unispe fr.Sweetwater Lake. 1-28-39 ?? Lepidium nitidum Nutt.J440;M190 FL Sweetwater Lake. Mr.Gauder collected Lepidium. Stigma sensile, pedicels flattened, petals present, plant glabrous except for few short spreading hairs on upper st, hence L.nitidum seems best guess. Plants in or less high. lf-segments very narrow (almost capillary) very young fr. gives promise of being "narrow margined?" [see 3-9-39] 1-28-39 Capsella Bursa-pastoris Moench.J442 = C.— Medic.M.199 FL and adv.fr.Sweetwater Lake.

1-28-39 Polygonum lapathifolium J 288; M 131 fl. Sweetwater Lake. Lvs + huffy-tomentose beneath. (Ident by Mr G) 1-28-39 Baccharis sarothroides Gray J 1059; M 637 Old Pinfl. Mr Gander called it Baccharis. Branchles almost maked, angular, broom-like. Guess seems reasonable. (Guess ident by Mr G) 1-28-39 Salix nigra Marsh var vallicola Dudley J 363. McM. 157 = S. Goodingii Bell M 104 No fls fr. Sweetwater lake Lvs abpsl very much like S. nigra ( ? Connecticut ) and dexactly same gray-green shade on both sides. (Ident by Mr G) 1-28-39 Petunia parviflora Juss J 588; M 459 No fl or fr. Sweetwater Lake. (Ident by Mr G) [See 3-23-39 1-28-39 Adolphia californica Wats J 302, 625; M 303. No fl or fr. Sweetwater Lake. (Ident by Mr G.) 1-28-39 Sanicula arguta Greene J 699; M 349 No fl or fr. Sweetwater lake. (Guess ident by Mr G.) [4-16-39 Fl o adv. fr. La Talla Country Club Heights. 1-28-39 Atriplex & oo fls very young fr. Sweetwater Lake. Brinkate

Loo. gray-green above, lighter & scurfy (not heavily so) beneath; entire, elliptic, acute or obtuse, tapering at base. ?&♂ fls in same axillary clusters. Petals now neither toothed nor tuberculate; promine to be rhomboid, broadest below middle vented to below middle. (If found in New King. first guess would be A. patula h.) 1-28-39 The following pointed out by Mr. G at Sweetwater Lake (or elsewhere noted) but not collected. “Alder” “straight black trunks” in canyon below Sw- Dam. See Alnus rhombifolia Nutt M 107 “Eupatorium, olygophleum is” below Sw-Dam. See E. adenoplasium Spreng M 570 Echinodorus cordifolius Griseb M 22. Sw- Lake Base stems conspicuous with heads of fs. -Stephanomeria Sw-Lake. R. col. by one of party. Fl purplish-pinkish & suggestive J a lactuca. See S. nigata Beetle 6-5-39

"Strawberry Cactus" Fl. Sw-Lake. Is this a Manillaria? See M 329 "Prickly Ox-tongue ---- a composite" Sw-Lake Only a basal rosette of leaves, too very tuberculate bristly so that R.B.K. had thought it a species of -Eelium. Is it Picris elchioides L. See M 5871 "Fremont Cottonwood" various places along streams. See Populus Fremontii Wats M 109 "Western Sycamore" various places along streams See Platanus racemosa Nutt M 225 "Mistletoe" seen abundantly in Sycomores (perhaps also in poplars). See Phoradendron longispicuum Trel. M 113. "Tecate Cypress" pointed out on hills near Tecate Mt but not clearly distinguished by R.B.K. See Cupressus Forbesii Jepso. M 17

elata 3-5-39 Grindelia rubricaulis DC var Steyermark M 514 (prot ine in G robusta Nutt T 1020. Early f[low]d fr La Tolla vacant lot near coast [4-16-39 F L J Country Club Heights. 3-5-39 Linonim sinuatum Mill B M JCP 88 Fl old infl with Grindelia (also 2-7-39 Pacific Beach with Astragalus) hrs, stems v appedages as dere. Calyx white or only faintly fluisle. Ident prof sure Eucpe [Mr G says there once cultivated here commercially] 2-6-39 Lotus aesparius Ottley T 554, M 260 Fl va dv fr Vacant lot shortly south of Carlsbad. Stems grooved [3-9-39 F L Col. 3-11-39 Fl obsrvd (Mr G calls it "Desweed")] 2-6-39 ? Convolvulus Early bud v withered fla with Lotus. Trailing st. v hesitate hrs very like C both pubesulent Peduncles to 7 cm (exceeding hrs) bear at tip 2 bracts enclosing 2 buds. Each bud seems to bear sevral brcts (?); 5 sepals v 5 distinct separ ate petals. [In withered fla convulla seems gamopetalous v just like Convolvulus]. Stamens 5 alt. petala. Style 1, styg ma with 2 thick oblong lobes. Ovary pubescent, looks 1-celled with rudescrt from basal placentae [4-24-39 Fl vbud. Soleda & seem as 2-6 in having separate petals in bud.]

2-7-39 Astragalus leucopis Torr. M 266; ? Fl adv. fr. Hillside Pacific Beach (seen in fl. here 1-20 v perhaps earlier) Agrees with desc will (M), Harrison pods very short, so pods for legations [labeled afree N.H.M. flower stand 3/4] 2-7-39 Encelia Californica Nutt J 1081; M 550 Fl v fr. With Astragalus (this may be plant seen way to Suncrest 12-28-38 in fl.) [labeled spec. N.H.M. flower stand 3/4] 2-18-39 Nat. Hist. Museum. Labeled specimens in "flower stand" new to R.B. H. - Cneoridium dunnianum Hook.f. J 605; M 280 Fl "Point Loma v Toney Pines Park" [col 2-28-39] Lycium Californicum Nutt J 890; *M* Fl "craz" [col 3-20-39] Chamaebatia foliosa Benth var. australis Brandy. J 500; M 289 Fl. "San Miguel Mt. in S.D. County. Dendromecon rigida Benth J 401; M 680 Fl [col 2-28-39] Agave shawii Engelm. J 552; M. 97. Fl only. Penstemon heterophyllus Lindl. J 917; M 470 Fl, grow. ing in pot. "Blooms May to June"

Vigniera lacinata Gray J1074;M548 2-25-39 Brassica adpressa Bice T423=B. incana F. W. Schultz M194 Fl, v young fl. Barrett Junction. Petals, blobs to 3mm long (M says 1-2) long, sprawling sto. now bear tufts of young ho, giving plant look of perennial. Remains of old seed pods, well formed pods on fl. races may not be developing normally. Real def. jointed pod v containing seed [illegible] (by Mr G.) Pell 5mm long (M) 2-25-39? Pectocarya F.L. Barrett Junction (Genus suggested by Mr. G, who says there are several Boraginaceae impossible to ident. w/o out fl.) Plants 1cm high, bearing 1 terminal fl. Sto. Capilary, Stigma with white hairs. hs to 5mm long. Corolla white 1-2mm diam. Corolla, calyx very correct. If P. jones, P. linearis, or P. pencillata A. DC. See J841;M420 2-25-39? Lupinus sparsiflorus Benth J524,M356 No fl or fl. Barrett Junction (Ident. suggested by Mr. G.) Young plant 5cm overall. 2-25-39 Prunus fremontii Wats J507= P. eriozyga DC. Mason M.241 Early Fl. Boulder Park. (Mr. G. called it a Plum) Ovary

2-25-39 Dravy hoary. Desc. M. god. [4-8-39] young fs. Benner 2-25-39 Arabia Flv young fs. Boulder Park (Mr. G. ident genera) Capsules seem likely to be "spreading" rather " erect ascending" or perhaps "arccuate", glabrous, longest (now) 1.7cm. on pedicel 1.3cm. Hairs on st. &ro., pedicels & calyx branches (not stellate) Upper part of St. fraccme almost glab- rous. Basal his & lower part of plant not col. St.-br exactly as ill Fig 102 i.e. A. maxima Greene (M 205), 2cm. Calyx 3.5 mm long. Petals narrow, purple, 5mm long. Best guess is A. perennans Wats J431; M 304 (but consider prof. A. Holboelii Harman vs arcuata Jeppe J 430 = A. maxima Greene M 205 v obtuso) 2-25-39 Juniperus Californiae Carr. T 59; M 19; McM 116 Junipe fs. Boulder Park (ident by Mr. G) 2-25-39 Phoradendron densum Torr. M 113 See P. Bolleanum Fiehles J 283 of bush, Boulder Park on Juniper. Budsto young to show "12-fld" but the 3 lobes of calyx with anthers at base visible (Box) 2-25-39 Quercus agrifolia Nee var. oxylenia J.T. Howell M 109 inc in Q. agrifolia Nee J 276; McM 173

Fr. Pine Valley. Lf 9 is very like ill (J). Fr. not like ill (McM) [see 3-23-39 2-25-39 Pinus ponderosa Douglas Jeffreyi Vasey J47; M16 = P. Jeffreyi Muell. McM 90 Lvs fallen cones (no seeds) Pine Valley. (Ident by Mr G). Lvs in 3's gray-green, to 7in long. Bark reddish. All trees drilled with holes in which an acorn of Q. agrifolia var. oxyadenia had been stored. [see 5-20-39 2-25-39 Pinus Coulteri D. Don J48; M17; McM 90 Cones only seen outside "rest room" at Pine Valley. (Ident by Mr G) "Spur-like projection on scales very obvious. Ill (McM) good. No information as to where cones grew. J11 39 2-25-39 ? Artemisia tridentata Nutt. var augusti- folia Gray M574 No fr. fr. Field at Pine Valley. [A co. to Miss — Mr G. had printed this out as "Sagebrush"] J.A. then species prod. correct. Foliage very like lvs v ill (J) lvs (now) 15 x 4 mm, very aromatic [? 7-28-39 Bur. Sorrento Rd., in hills. Bud's young fr ident but lvs shape infl. v dos correct.] 2-28-39 Dendromecon rigida Beetle J401; M180 Fr v very young fr Hill just 20. [? Del Mar [7-28-39 Fr. Sorrento Rd] seeds spherical, softly hairy, pitted, provided with "carmelo" Carmelo a conspicuous curlion effect.

2-28-39 Crepidium demoum Hooa f. J605; M 280 Fl Hill just so. ? Del Mar [3-9-39 Fl near Rites speciosum v elsewhere. 3-11-39 Fl v young fr. Torrey Pines Park. 2-28-37 Arctostaphylos tomentosa Lindl M 369 See A. — Lindl var crassifolia Jepa. 749 Fl Hill just so. ? Del Mar. Having laby v process elimination. Not A. diversifolia because do not "green volining above"; not A. brevice because do not revolute, not A. glauca because vary not glabrous.. Lvs oval to oblong, often erect, very sharp of flat, gray-green both sides, sparsely puberulent (20x) Branchlets finely puberulent but not "setae-lispid"(M). (This suggests A. canescens v ligules alt. (M). Our lvs are not soft.) Glands prsbd none. Corolla fringed faintly pink, to 7mm, long, greatly constricted at mouth. Calyx lobe oblong, obtuse, glabrous, finely ciliate. Filaments dilated v conspicuously (20x) hairy at base. Very densely covered with straight, rather stiffish, white hairs. Anthers darker brown. Dials ovarioid [Ms. Gr 3-3 says prsbd correct as species found in that general locus] [3-11-39 Fl Torrey Pines Park Branchlets "setae-lispid"] 2-28-39 Brassica campestris L J423; M 194 Fl v adv. fr. Roadside east ? Del Mar. Corolla 15-18mm in diameter, ie petals 9-12mm. Hence much larger as well as somewhat brighter yellow) than B. incana of 2-25-39. 2-28-39 Raphanus sativus L J422; M 194 Fl with above. Petals purple with veins still darker or white with veins pale.

2-28-39? Sonchusoleraceus h.J100; M593 Fl. with above. All signs point to this. Its only beginning to develop so that the one fl.-head close to ground. Outer ligules al- mmost white, tinged purplish beneath. Central ones very pale yellow. Effect diff from usual for species. 3-2-39 Ellisia chrysanthemifolia Beith J 815; M#06 Fl. La-Tolla Hermosa, vacant lot east of streetcar between Camino de la Costa and Canada and Beaumont Ave. Corolla white, veined purple, yellow at base of tube; scales yellow, plainly visible (2x). Ovary truncate. Plant 4½ in high. [Mr. G 3-3 says name Eucrypta] — Greene now prefers it? 3-2-39 [illegible] Oenothera bistorta Hoo Nutf J685: O.— Hock M342. Fl. Petals all with dark spot at base. Ovary def- quadrangular at base but too young to say more. Within hairy, the basal ones tinged reddish. Earliest fl.-give effect of acaulescence, but plant has at now bent as tho going to be decumbent with beds in lf. axils. Calyx lobes with long spreading hairs outside. Petals 1/4 in long. [Dr. Pierce 3-3 agrees with this ident] [See O.micrantha 3-6-37] [See 5-1-39 3-2-39 Ameinckia intermedia FvM. J#4; M422 Fl. with above. [Mr.G. 3-3 says this ident prob. correct as it's the only species likely to be found around here]. Stems now to 15 in tall, narrower in effect than will (J), stand erect close at ground giving plant a gaunt look. Corolla rich deep yellow (not "pale") with darker spots bet. lobes. Exserted tube obscure limb of corolla keeps this from resembling "forget-me-not" [See 3-20-39

3-2-39 Cryptantha intermedia Greene J848; M429 Fl. with above [Mr G 3-3 says this ident prob correct as to the only species likely to be found around here] Corolla pure white, to 7mm broad very like "forget-me-not" in effect [Fl vedr? 3-26-39 s studied frequently from various loci. 3-2-39?? Lotus strigosus Greene J551; M257 Fl with abov. Stipules gland-like, annual (to all appearances) fls yellow, umbels 1-fld (articulation bet peduncle & pedicel obscure but seems truly there). : . # ?,9,21 or 22 in M. Delicate decumbent sts to 4 cm long, several from root: crown. Sts v low with apparent stiffish hairs. Lvs 1cm over all, lfts 5-8, largest 3 x1.5mm elliptic, bluntly acute, the smallest (lowest) ones 1.5 x1.5mm hence ± orbicular. (but not "nearly at junction of petiole with st" [J] Racls not conspicuously "flattened" (MvJ). Peduncle abt as long as lvs. Standard hinged reddish, broadly oblate, attenuate into claw. Wings twisted somewhat obliquely to beak. Discet none. Ovary & style glabrous. Ovules numerous. Style continuous with upper edge of ovary but makes a distinct jog with lower edge. Fr when found may prove this to be #9 or #31 acc.to [see 3-23-39] 3-2-39 Gnaphalium bicolor Riolotti J1068; M543 Bud with abov [See 3-9-39 3-2-39 Silene gallica L. J365; M467 Fl, with above Corolla young fr.

"about 9 mm diam. Petals erose-dentate (not "luteo" J.) Ovary 3-celled; petals faintly discolor[ed]" 3-2-39 Evodium moschatum L'Her. T 571; M 275, BMGCP 434 Flv fr. with above (cf with E. cicutarium L'Her. Flvv. ripe fr. from same place). General look of plants very diff in that E. m - has much larger coarser hs v structures having in large white or papery leaflets. Diff in sepals as desc. Claw & petals of E. m - has a few hairs; that of E. C - diff densely bearded edges. Diff in filaments not always as great as expected but the dilated base in E. C - is sometimes def tooled at top (some- times hardly toothed) [3-6-39 Spec with white petals at Mission Beach.] 3-2-39 Tillaea erecta HVA. T 449; M 215 Flv fr. with above. Plantred, the thread-like hs (as well as sepals) with darker red dots (20x) Petalos (alt with sepals) so narrow that R. B. K. thought they might be stamens until the thread-like filaments found opp. sepals. All carpels examined had 3 seeds. 3-2-39 Medicago hispida Gaertn. T 534; M 553, Flv fr. with above. Remains of old fr around it (one specimen) from which the turn- isled seed from which it grew. [Fr 4-89 Adv fr Pacific Beach] 3-6-39 Spergularia macrotheca Heynh. T 360; M 164 Flv & lv. fr. Mission Beach near Amusement Center. Petals white faintly tinged (not "pink" J v M). All green parts above

3-6-39 above lowest fl def gland-pubescent but at vls below that point glabrous (Dand M say 'visc-pubescent throughout'). Hence acc to T this would be var leucantha Robinson. "to S Col" But see M for var leucantha "sepals 4-5mm long (ours has sepals fully 7mm v petals & mm) & not given in M from g region. Dll. (M) of species good? 3-6-39 Malva parviflora L. T 627; M 304 Fl vfr. Mission Beach. 3-6-39 Pentacæna ramosissima HVA J 362 = Cardionema ramosissimum Nels v Masbs. M 166 Fl? Mission Beach [5-6-39] Fl vfr. Soledad? 3-6-39? Gaillardia B.M.G.C.P. 779v 780 (No Go in T or M). Fl vfr. Mission Beach in en- closed space in front of Amusement Center. One large clump, may well have been an escape. Looks like G grandiflora of gardens varies with B.M.G.C.P. desc as to petioles rachines. But [1] receptacle def. "briefly-fimbriolate" acc note BMGC 703 and [2] ray pipe def. tubulos, enlarging from base to tip 3-6-39? Baccharis viminea DC. J 1060; M 536 ? fl. One shrub at edge of lot a block or two south of Amusement Center. (Possibility) Pluchea sericea Cov. T 1072; M 537 considered because fl-heads have purplish effect due to def.

purple bracts. But heads contain only ? fls with white Corollas. Herbage not at all "silvery-silky". Lack of ? fls prevents further evidence as to Tribe.) Asbet. B. viminea v B. glutinosa: Our spec very like ill (M); but mostly "sparsely denticulate" (J), "inermi- ciously 3-nerved" (M), dull green v not glutinosa. [See 6-5-'89 3-6-31 Oenothera aequalis Hook var viridescens Teps J 684: O. cheiranthifolia Harmer var. suffructi- cosa. Wats. Fl v old fs. Mission Beach, frequent. Very scrate but old fs def. quadrangular. 3-6-39 Franseria bipinnatifida Nutt. J 1107; M 545 F8 v young fs. Mission Beach. Very like ill (M) but as "sil- very" as in O. cheiranthifolia var suff. [6-3-39 Flufs. Mission Beach Fs, now purple. 3-6-39 ?? Abronia maritima Nutt J 337; M 148 F8. Mission Beach. Seems no doubt & Nyctaginaceae & nothing in TCM in that family, no genus seems poss except Abronia But see M 147 "stigma subglobose". Stigma in our plant def. linear. If Abronia, then almost surely A. maritima by desc. v close. Calyx tube (be? below hint) 12mm. Limit almost 10mm diam. (M "limb-4mm broad" poss. refers to breadth on one edge only, not to diam across mouth of calyx ?) Otherwise desc. fits well enough. Still & A. vil- losa Wats is Fig 553 2 would be good for our plant.

3-6-39 plant but M148 says "D.interior" v149 seems to ex. clude poss. of S.D. seedlode. * [see note 3-9-39 Mimalis lacus] [see 6-5-39 3-6-39 Lotus Nuttallianus Greene J555; M260 FL Mission Beach. 3½ to 5½ ft long, prostrate, much branched, forming in places, dense mats (R.B.K., when collecting, assumed it was a perennial but no perennial in Magres with the plant) standard red or black. Wings longer than keel & fully as long or longer than standard giving corolla a very crub-nose effect [6-5-39 FLs. v.flo. Mission Beach. Ident. sure. 3-6-39? Onosthera micrantha Horneum J684; M342 FL Mission Beach. Open space across street car tracks from Amuse- ment Center. General look of plant, lf & fl. resembles it looks like miniature of O. bistorta 3-2-39 with which cfd. Petales 3mm long, some (at least) w/1 black spot at base. Pods (young) quadrangular, thickest v.less alternate towards tip and already showing tendency not to be straight. (Pods of O. bistorta & equal age slender, alternate v. (at least in some cases) straight) [see 5-10-39 [see L. virginicum] 3-23-39 as to cotyledons [see 4-4-39 3-6-39 Lepidium lasiocarpum Nutt J440; M190 FL co mripe ft. With above. Plants now to 3 in high. Only one at from base (J says "many") but branching low on st. Petales "minute" (I) found, shorter than a petals. with which cfd has petals longer than sepals can be seen. [see Lasiocarpum] 3-9-39

G367 3-6-39 Chenopodium murale L. J321; M135 Fl & fr. Mission Beach [5-7-39] F? Calyx lobes often redolicle 3-6-39 Cynodon Dactylon Ples. J130; M47 Old flo, not measur- ing fr. Mission Beach. 8-6-39 Mesembryanthemum chilense Molina M 154 See M. aequilaterale Haw. J343 Fl. Mission Beach. 3-6-39 Salsola Kali L.var xennifolia G.F.W.MeyJ333 G370: "" " " tenuifoli Tausch M144. Old stems with remaining infl in which seeds not properly matured, the calyx wings plainly developed? Mission Beach [7-28-39] Fl & fr. Bakersfield & common elsewhere. 3-6-39 ? Tunera aetutus L. var sphaerocarpus Engelm J197; M81 Remains old infl. Mission Beach, vacant lot just no.v east of Amusement Center. Ident largely by ill (T) v by about pungent sts # 3-9-39 ??? Cuscuta californica Choisay J 781; M385 No flo fr. Inland Route S.D->L.A. Sts very slender, yellow" Found on Eriogonum fasciculatum [See 6-17-39

3-9-39 Erysimum asperum DC J433; M506 Fl young fr D inland Route S.D-1.A. Fl rich yellow not "orange" slimy Hairs on legs 2-branched [5-20-39 Fl Palomar Crest line Verified by Mr Covell as "wallflower" v "common" 3-9-39 Ribes speciosum Pursh J475; M223 Fl Top of grade on dirt road S.E. Poway Grade. x[8-4-39 Fr. apoc (fr.) in Nat Hist Museum, Mr G says is "C. minutiflorus" Seems same as R.B.K's species. 3-9-39 Cercocarpus minutiflorus Aiton J503; M237 Fl white Ribes [Considers poor C. betuloides Nutt]. No fl larger than 1.5 cm Underside as glabrous v globrous lobing as upper tho a few, short, scattered hairs found (20x) on both sides Calyx limb 4 mm diam as fl begins to open later after teeth of calyx have turned backward the opening is almost 5 mm diam, the entire spread of stamens being 6-7 mm diam [6-25-39 Fr. Sorrento Rd northern path in hills Tailjackson usually 5-5 cm Lvs glabrous beneath v to R.B.K says more "yellowish" than "whitish" 3-9-39? Galium Nuttallii Gray J961; M494 Fl Near Ribes v also on dirt road no 1 Miramas towards airport Seems only poor vagaries well in these except corolla 2.5-3.5mm on side and 4-5 mm diam meas (M says "1mm wide") Pedicel .5 mm wide Corolla greenish lobes pointed Fl. looming on plant 3-9-39 Viola pedunculata T.G J645; M318 Fl In. land Route S.D-1.A Ovary glabrous (so can not be

V. purpurea Kell) but note: sto not 'glabrous' (M) but puberulent w hairs (20x) often pointing somewhat 'downward' 'pubescence not retorse' (M). Petals are not well collected but tends to agree with dese (M) not with ill(M). Our plant in habit more like ill(T) V. ped. than like ill(T) of V. purpurea. (Note ill T) V. pedemculata agrees with dese (M) as to rootstock.) 3-9-39 Erechtolzia Californica Cleam J 402; M 181 Fl. Crown Point. Petals 2, 5cm. Hence prob not var. jacin- nularis Muns. M 181 [6-25-39 Fl. & Soonto Rd northern part hills. Petals 12mm] 'buttercup-yellow' 3-9-39 Ceanothus tomentosua Parry var. olivaceu Tefea T 620; M 301 Duland Route. S.D. &h.A. forbd on dirt road. Fls in groupsolie. a raceme with axis so short fls seem umbellate) other groups on an axis about 2cm (hence whole inf. a panicule). Each fl subtended by silky pairlike, & canduceous bract, conspicuous in bud & at tip of open- ing panicles. Fls blue [3-23-39 Fl. Glandular teeth on som become black. Prob this same species seen in masses on trip to Lake Eleanor 3-25-39. 3-9-39 Plantago erecta Morris T 956: P. Hoolariana FV M. var Californica Poe M 489 Fl. Poss at Crown Point, other- wise along Duland Route. Plants now, 5 to 1.5cm high. Root at filiform. Scares often slotes than lvs; mostly 2-flb. Bract quite like sepals but shorter, green in center (caps towards tip) with broad scariosus edges. Also spec to 4cm. high with several fls in head. Petals dark at throat [3-20-39 Fl. & young fr. L.T.#. Plants 12cm. high] [see 6-6-39

3-9-39 Brodiaea capitata Benth. T228; M 90 Fl. Dist road no. of Miramas toward Airport. [3-20-39 Fl. L-J.H. in vacant lot with lupinus. 3-9-39† Plagiobothrys californicus Greene var praecilis (duffin) Johnston M. 433. See Eclidiocarya californica Gray T854 Fl v adv. fr. Crown Point or along Island Route. General look very like ill#241 (M) but more spreading or prostrate Nutlets (prob full size) not as rough as ill#241 Desc in key M 432 good and key T856 seems to leave nodout genera [3-20-39 Fl v adv. fr. at J.H. coast. 4-4-39 Pacific Beach. Crilla & Stammers. 3-9-39 Senecio californicus DC. T1155; M 599 Fl. Crown Point or along Island Route. St simple 8-12 cm., mostly with one head. Plant more delicate v leaves- rower than Fig 304. M. Rays fl with blade 7 mm long. Invol. has well known look of S. brevis dark tipped v with a few dark tipped short bracts at base (M says "quite naked at base" I say "nearly naked at base"). This seems only possibility among annuials, at least. [4-3-39 Fl. Solidad. See 4-4-39 3-9-39 Mirabilis laevis Curran T340; M151 Bulv early fl. Rd no. of Miramas toward Airport velsewhere. Stigma subgloboae. Contrary to key M147 which prob has interchanged the words "lineas" v subgloboae"

3-9-39 Placelia distans Benth J 823; M 410 F&L Crown Point, 9 in high, stiff hairy. Live finely cut v fern-like in appearance! Styles divided almost to base. Calyx 4-5 mmht. Corolla bluish-lavender 6-7mm long (4½mm from base to highest point when fl. fully open, Stamens then projecting about 2 mm. Previous to this complete stage, when corolla more bell-shaped, stamens project very little if at all). Scales are broad toward base & triangular or free edge, these points meeting around filament so that they seem to form little cups when one looks down into fl. Upper part At top the scales aduate to corolla almost to tip, a tiny triangular tooth being all that is "free" (JvM). Hence R.B.Ko ? about species [Mr G verifies identity] 3-9-39 Calandrinia caulescens H.B.K. var. Menziesii M156 Gray J 345: C. ciliata DC. var. Menziesii Macby, Flv fr. Reno & Miramar towards Airport. Low ciliate var. rarer than in illa (JvM). Sepals 4mm v petals 5mm long hence fls smaller than in illa (JvM.) Seeds now brown in unspeled capsule. Strophiole indeed "minute" (J) [See 3-20-39 3-9-39 Orthocarpus purpurascens Benth J 944; M 482 Early fl. Crown Point. Lowest bracts green like the fr., others tipped purple v forming the cloverlike heads when infl still in bud stage.

3-9-39 Plagiobothrys nothofulvus Gray J856; M433 Flvadv.fr. Rd.no.j Miramar Toward Airport. Calyx shows tendency to be circumsissile. 2 nutlets developing. Root stains browned. Nutlets much incurved? H 3-9-39? Allium haematochiton Wats J217; M86 Bulb when col. (Opened in box) Norto Col. Near Ribes speciosum Fls as desc but almost white inside, suffused rose-purple with dark mid-rib conspicuous outside. Anthers purple. Crests vary purple forming 3-lobed spat. Scapes stout. 6 to 12 in high. Ivol withering when studied seen asdesc. (B) Along inland root. Bulb (not opened). Spatlesdly. red-purple v bulb as desc. Scapes 3-6 in and much more slender than A.[Lates.(B) surely A.h.- Crests rather sharp on upper edge v papillae (20x). Crests on A (if they are crests) rounded v most papillose (20 x). Only other poss. for(A) seems to be A.piceum Bickely. M88 acc. to Beus 3-9-39 Erodium Botrys Bertol J591; M275; BMJCP.435 Bulb v adv.fr. Inland Route. lf very like ill(T). Oldest style. Columns 6.5cm. Carpels 8mm. Style column red on lower half.[3-20-39 Fl.v fr. Lt.H. H 3-9-39 Dodecatheon Clevelandii Greene J754; M371 Fl. Frequent Inland Route. 3-9-39 Lepidium nitidum Nutt. J440; M190 Flvadv.fr. Frequent along Inland Route.(See 128-39). Cfr.with.

1. lasiocarpum 9-6-39 St. Loo, v pedicels very finely hairy (20x) but hairs much less apparent than on 1. l.- . lco, with capillary divisions, very unlike 1. l.- 3-9-39?%. Linaria canadensis Dum var Texana Pennell M461 See L. Canadensis J. 901; G720 Paul & unipae fr. Locus not remembered. Annual, very slender, almost spindle makelst. with terminal few-fls raceme. Ovary superior, 2-celled, with many tuberculate ovules on both placentae. Calyx 5-parted to base, sepals narrow 2-3mm long. Lf. arrangement (same on the 2 speci. col.); whorl of 3 below middle fat; 1 solitary lf about ½ an higher; 2 opp at about ¼ in higher; bracts and tendng fls. Lf very narrowly linear or linear-spatulate, 5mm along. Only one spec. col. with root. At its base a delicate proeminent shoot with opp. blades (i.e. 1.5mm broad) &o. Difficulty in ident lies in corolla: blue, gamopetalous, somewhat lobed at apex, bearing 4 stamens, 2mm long, found off as withered remains as ovary grows. No spur or general look of Linaria. If our plant is L. c - these might be "reduced or cleistogamous fls" (G) Plant glabrous throughout. Fruiting portions looks as though R.B.T should recognize it, but she does not. [3-20-39 F.L. Crown Point. No doubt now about spec of 3-9-39 See 5-19-39 # 3-9-39? Solanum Douglasii Dun & J 892; M455 But? (opening in house). Near Ribes v Cerocephae. (cf) with S. Xanti var. of 3-11-39) At first assumed to be the same

3-9-39 as S.n 3-11 but corolla lobed half its length (S.X - is angulate but not lobed). Pedicels/pedicuncles (relative length) in the 2 species tend to be similar. S.S - does suggest S. nigrum in general aspect but corollas are 1.5-2 cndiam and def. folded-purple (not "white" (M)) this is not the dark rich shade of S.X -. Plant yellow green (as S.n - is remembered) not the rich dark green of S.X -. But plant also more nearly glabrous than disc suggest 3-23-39 F.roadv. fr. leaves no doubt? ident # 3-9-39 Gnaphalium Fl. with Erigeron asperum. (See G. bicol. of 3-2-39) Thought when col. to be G. bicol. very like spec. 3-2-39 with which cf'd, but all bron branch let. still white woolly above (this less so than beneath) x less def. auriculate than 3-2-39. (If "heritage permanently tormented" this might? would be G. microcephalum Nutt J1067, M542. But I'm not at all "oblanceolate to spathulate"(M). Note diff. bet desc. of (T) v(M) and livd G.m - [See also G. of 3-23-39 3-9-89 Umbelliferae Fl. Inland Route. It's now finer less tall, but almost basal. Plant pubescent throughout, but finely dissected. This with locus v general look of plant (esp. like Fig 706-T) suggests pos.? Lomatium dasycarpum C&P.T 722; M 359 "Corolla with bristly white hairs"(T 719) But fectals

def. green, certainly not "white" v Calyx teeth evident (20x). Triangular. One specimen had involucres & & bracts (as long as ray) divided into 2-several linear segments at tip. Another specimen (4 peduncles) had no involucres. Ovaries pubescent v def. ridged. Stylodium none. [See 4-3-39 Fl v dv fs. By 5-25-39 T.B.H] almost sure this is L & - Mr G does not think petal color insuperable when consulted without specimen. 3-9-39 ?? Carex triguelea Boott J 182; M 74 Early fl. Road. side no. Miramar (not with Calandrinia and Plagiobothrys nothofulmnae). Stigmas 3 v perigynia (now) softly pubescent. Culms slender, 6 in tall, 2-5 mm wide, overlapping culms. Old sheaths "cinnamon-brown" but "purple spots" can be suspected in one case only (Spec kept in box until 3-20). Lowest bract def foliase v long sheathing (spike remote v long peduncled but not basal). No fl found on f spikes. This seems only poss. exp considering locuse [5-10-39 fs Poway Grade. Spot on sheaths brownish rather than purple, minute (20x). 67 flo found on f spikes 3-9-39 Quercus dumosa Nutt. J 374; M 109 Fl v old fs. With Ribes v Cercocarpus. Gl w/ Q. agrifolia g 2-25. Dip in cup scales well fill (T). 3-11-39 Montia perfoliata Howell J 347; M 157 Fl v fs. La Tolla near "cave entrance". St only col by Mr G who calls it "Miner's Lettuce" (Belly withered when studied) 3-11-39 Coreopsis maritima Hook J 1084; C.- Hook f M 552 Fl.(seen) Torrey Pines Park. Bud col. Ident by Mr G as to "See Dahlie" [4-17-39 Fl & T. Garden Club ```jsonl

3-11-39 Linanthus dianthiflorus Greene T 801 = Gilia dianthoides Endl M 896. Fl. Torrey Pines Park. (Mr. G. calls it "Fringed Pink") [4-3-39 Fl. Soleda Summit. 3-11-39 Dentaria integrifolia Nutt var. Californica Teps. J 436; M 196 Fl. Torrey Pines Park (Ident by Mr. G). Root not col. All (M) good. # 3-11-39 Castilleia foliolosa HVA J 937: Castilleja - HVA M 429 Fl. Torrey Pines Park (Mr. G. calls it "Wooly Paintbrush") Char.) anthers shows plainly in bud. Very few bractelets 3-parted M1 Corolla tube 7mm, galea 10 mm, hence galea not shorter M. Plant woody stemmed bushy. Dead wood logs still present. [4-24-39 Fl Mecca Drive region Cfl with C. Douglasii. # 3-11-39 Solanum Xantii Gray var glabrescens Parisk J 892 = S. Xanti Gray var glabrescens Parish M #56 Fl. Torrey Pines Park. Very like ell (M) or var intermedium. Glabrous 3-11-39 Exogonium parifolium Smith J 313; M 122 No fln fl. Torrey Pines Park (Mr. G. called the another "Buckwheat") By elimination as to locus etc. R.B.K makes this guess which is satisfactory as far as the evidence we two hit [?] goes.

3-11-39 Pinus Torreyana Parry J 48; M 17; McM 97 (ident by Mr. G) Observed at Torrey Pines Park. Needles very impl. cd. Mr. G. pointed out fs. in 1st, 2nd & 3rd yrs. stage. 3-11-39 ?? Lomatium lucidum Jepso. J 720; M 358 Early fl. Torrey Pines Park. (Mr. G. calls it "Hog-Fennel.") Stems very short. 3-11-39 "Elderberry" No fls fr [6-13-39 Pointed out by Mr. G "Red Berry" a shrub. No fls fr. In app. in Torrey Pines Park. "Lady-Fingerg" a low succulent plant. No fls fr. [See 4-24-39 Echeveria edulis. A 3-20-39 Lycium Californicum Nutt J 890; M 454 Flv muripe fr. La Jolla, Hermosa coast. Exactly as dese [4-4-39 Fr. Pacific Beach. Fr. red, 2 seeded, 4mm diam. A H 3-20-39 Platystemon Californicus Benth var nutans Brandy J 398; M # 179 Flv adv. fr. L.J.H. Coast. Exactly as ill (M) [4-4-39 Fl. Pacific Beach. Some fls had cream-colored petals tipped with yellow. 4-6-39 Crown Point Fls as large as 25 cent piece, largest yet seen. [ofs] 3-20-39 ? Junceus bufonius h. J 200; M 81 Fl., L.J.H. coast. Tiny plants, 2 cm high. Almost surely this tho R.A.K wasted much time having to place them elsewhere [as both as ill (M) is. sepals & petals longer than the rounded petals. [5-14-39 Fr. Kearny Mesa]

3-20-39? Phacelia Douglasii Torr var Cryptantha Brand J836; M#11. Fluv adv. fr. Brown Point. Scales promise to be strongly papillose not "transversely corrugated". Scales minute but there seems no place for our plant in N°s = 1-6. Ovaries more than 2 to each placenta. Lvs cut almost to mid-rib into ovate or deltoid lobes (more simply & regularly than Jo Fig 793). Scales forming tiny feathery barbs of filament (not at all as in Jo Fig 793). This is greatest obstacle to ident. Otherwise reasonably good. Cordle very pale blue shading toward white at base, 4mm long &c. no longer than calyx. Stems excluded. &L. Fruiting pedicels tending to curve ↑ (Mr.G. verifies ident) 3-20-39 Lupinus See M. 246, J517; B.M.Q.C. 407 Fluv young fr. Vacant lot, west side of L.J. toward L.T.H. (before reaching corner turning toward Anchorage Coast.) This field full ? Limonium sinuatum (see 2-5-39) & Mrs. Atwater suggests it was once a florists garden. Esjovs. Lupinus is an escape. R.B.K. does not remember whether it was seen (at any distance) elsewhere. Can- not be made to fit into any of Mo's species. Plants look like annuals but this not sure, 6in tall, many stems (often spreading or ± decumbent) from base. Sts, lvs, bracts, calyx all def bristly with soft, white, spreading hairs, resulting in somewhat grayish effect. As 1st flg raceme open, infd looks almost capitate vis (lobed at frambors) star- shaped but later, as pos fr. matures, not whorled.

R.B.T. finds (20x) no sign of ciliation on keel any- where. Corolla 6-7 mm long. Effect as if it seems growing is bright blue with white spot above violet spot (elongated & narrow) below. This is produced by wings blue, shading to lavender at edges (20x); the shorter standard white or slightly yellowish in main portion (blue dots visible along fold hardly, if at all, visible to R.B.T.'s naked eye though evident (20x)); its edges toward base shading into same color as wings; keel whitish except at dull purplish tip. Racemes short (about 2cm long) of about 7 flo, on pedicels 3-4.5cm, well surpassing subtending lf. Bracts 3mm long, fall as soon, at least, as flo opens. L-fs 7-9, oblanceolate, largest 14x3 mm. Lowest leaf or petiole to 4.5cm, st. petioles short. to 2cm or less. Stems throughout with new branches fre- quently starting axially. Stipules narrowly linear & subulate, free portion 2-3mm. Pedicels 2mm. Of species probably focus acc to M. the most likely seem 10, 11, 12, 16 of these perhaps #16 is L. sparsiflora Benth. J527; M 250 comes closest (this far from exact) * Oldest fr. now 12 mm., silvery hairy; ovules (in the one pod opened) 6. Keel with longish, narrow tip which is almost at right h. with base line (if that is what he meant by "curved".) [Mr.G. ident. this spec. as L. bicolor Lindl var microphyllus C.P.Smith J523; M 249. See 3-25-39 3-20-39 Trifolium amplexens. Tv G var stenophyllum Jeps J537; M 2551. T.H. Croat. Fl(d purplish) young fr. Bracts (somewhat lobed) with no "remarkably wide scariosus margins" (M) hence var.

3-20-39 Spergula arvensis L. J 561; M 64; G 379 Fl. valv. fr. Pds. with Trifolium. ? [see Baeria of 3-25-39 and 4-4-39] 3-20-39 Baeria hirsutula Greene J 1112; M 561. Fl. LTH. coast. (if not P. b. - then must be B. elongatoma F.M. var. gracilis Hell J 1113; M 561). Loose thickish & def. rounded offset at apex, often 3mm wide (sometimes 2 mm). Pappus of 2 (sometimes 3) awns. Achenes promises to be hairy. [Ilust. by Mr. G. as Laetienia glabrata Lindl var Coulteri Gray J 111; M 562. 3-20-39 Layia platyglossa Gray J 1100; M 559 Fl. near Baeria. Antherodale. Rays 3 lobed at apex. 3-20-39 Amsonkia intermedia F.M. M 422 (see A. Douglasiana DC. J 844) Fl. valv & Crown Point. (See 3-2-39, notes written before R.B.K. discovered what M. considers error in J.) Plants of all sizes to 2 ft tall with many branches, roots 2.5cm wide. General effect of these tall bushy plant quite dif from those of 3-2-39 but R.B.K. has no question as to same species. 3-20-39 Calandrina caulescens H & K var. Menziesii Gray J 845: C. ciliata DC. var M - Macbr M 156 Fl. fr. LTH. coast seeds brown & papillae evident (20), in this dif from apec. of 3-9 (seeds black, shining salmost smooth (20).) but general look of plant as well as pedicels, sepals & capsule

Mar 3-9-39 no no chance being C. maritima Nutt. 3-23-39 Salix lasiolepis Benth. J 265; M 105; McM 151 Fls ♂ & ♀ Ridket Ranches Santa Fe v Lake Hodges. The 2 spec. so close branches intermingled v other evidence makes R.B.K reasonably sure they're same species Scales brown, long hairy. Stamens 2 (vasese). Capsules glabrous. A few old lvs on bush narrowly oblong 65 x 1cm. New lvs appearing on both spec. Promoted to be lanceolate Old lvs very flat, edges slightly serrate - early revolute making lf look broadly crenate [6-7-39 No fls & Near Sorento R.R. Station. Lvs very like ill McM. + 3-23-39 Anagallis arvensis L. J 756; M 372 Fls & fs. With above. + 3-29-39 Datura meteloides DC J 887; M 458 (See D.—Dune) R.M. & C.P. 664 Flv old fs. Near Salix velsewhere. Plants mostly spreading + flat on ground. "lanceolate leaf" & calyx tip sometimes apparent but calyx tip often splits into 2 divisions only. 3-29-39 Epilobium Californicum Haenschen J 670; M 334 Flv alv. fs. Near Salix. InfL. not glandular. Sts to 18 in. all, very lfy. Lowest lvs narrow'd. Eldest horizontal branches just above base look as tho they might serve purpose of runners (these branches just like it, in no way

3-23-39 way modified. # 3-23-39 Vicia exigua Nutt J581; M 272 Fl. R' near Lake Hodges. Calyx 3mm overall (tube 2mm). Corolla 7mm. # 3-23-39 Diplacus purpureus Nutt J919: Minulus - Steud M 476. Fl Near Ranchos Santa Fe'. Pubescence on lower side of lvs (in part at least) stellately branched hairs. (See 1-20-39 [4-16-39 Fl. La Jolla lowest pedicels 2cm ie. Of most as long as calyx]) # 3-23-39 Salvia Columbariae Bentl J 868; M 444 Fl. Est. Del Mar & R.S. Fe' v elsewhere. # 3-23-39 Strepstanthus heterophyllus Nutt J417: Caulanthus (A) - Payson M 188& Fl. very young fr. R' near Lake Hodges -> R.S.Fe'. To 15 in all. Lower part of st. lower lvs linear; upper part [?] & upper lvs glabrous. All but lowest st. lvs entire, strongly angittate clasping, 2cm. long, very narrow. The pendent, bell-like, purple fls have no effect & a crucifer at first glance. Petals yellowish-greenish (not "white" J.) Strongly purplereined, blade narrow, recurved.

(B) ?? Flv very young fr. Perhaps near (A). 4½ in high. very delicate looking plant. Has general look of greatly reduced species. Fr. in all respects except its two clasping, the tiny st. its linear v dense. Fla. (2 open, 2 buds) with sepals 3.5mm; petals 4 mm not recurved. 3-23-39 Petunia parviflora Torr J888; M459 Fl. alv. fr. Perhaps near Salix. But do not open well in house but all else well seen (20x) even to white "spot" on corolla (T). Calyx about 6mm overall 3-23-39 Eulobus Californicus Nutt J687; Oenothera leptocarpa Greene M340 Flv young fr. Near Salix (same as Dr H vainly climbed to get). But did not open well in house but clear seen. Plant light green (st glance no - not mentioned by Max T). Stamens as desc (T). The 4 orange-colored lobes of dials (st with petals) very plain (20x) but no pubescence found in calyx tube (M) - not mentioned by (T). Plant has few inconspicuous hairs* [3-29 Fl. well opened shows clear beautifully but still no pubescence in calyx tube. Corolla 1.8cm diam. Ollert pod 8.5 cm.] [8-8-39 Flv fr. Plant 5 ft tall. Vacant lot. Pacific Beach. Purple dots on seeds. 3-23-39 Paeonia Brownii Dougl. J373; M170 Fl. Lake Hodges (at point where we turned back)

3-23-39 ?? Phacelia hispida Gray J823; M409 Fl x very young frs. Prob near Salix or shortly toward the west. Using Moley this seems surely I; AA, B, C; Nos. 12-18. 11-16, the choice lying bet. P. hispida and P. lamossima (very different? from) Dough J F 3; M 4/10. Our plant might be annual or perennial. Herbage not "oily in appearance" (M) to R. B. T. nor as dense for P. s- in M. St now 1/2 high but other sts (or branches) forming at very base. Sts, petioles, racem & calyx very hispid (as for Ph-) but also gland-fout (not mentioned in M. or T). Lvs as erect (?) for Ph- with incised lfts quite distinct (M's disc puzling) Calyx lobes very narrow, linear. Corolla def. lavender, (the pale) 9-10 mm wide. Scalesample & ruffy seem attached to filament & corolla tube. Ovary very hispid on upper part with a different hairs. Ovarles 2. Stamens well (not long) exerted. 3-23-39 Phacelia Paryji Torr. J818; M408 Fl. Prob near above. No pos question ident. 3-23-39 Emmenantha penduliflora Benth J831; M 4/13 Fl. Prob with above. Exactly as desc will except that one might not suspect it was "scorpioid". 3-23-39 Lupinus lirsantissimus Benth J 023; M 249 Fl adv. frs. Bet. Del Mas v Ranchos Santa Fe'.

3-23-39 Lupinus truncatus Nutt J523; M250 Fl. young fr. with above. Seems only poor in M. and agreed well with desc. except as to numbers of fles. 30-40 at least on each of the 2 spec. &cfl. Also abut- tion on upper edge of leaf does not extend all the way to apex. Fls rather dull purplish-blue, the spots standard somewhat paler v dull. Lfts often very def. truncate at tip, sometime emarginate, sometimes with northwistial notch. St. very hollow. [? 4-3-39 Fl. Mt. Solada. Fls at top of raceme purplish; those below def maroon-red] [see 5-1-39 3-23-39 Oligomeris linifolia Moeb J642; M2/10 Fl. v ade. fr. Perhaps with Lupinus is not far from coast. 3-23-39 Euphorbia polycarpa Renth J600; M 288 Fl. Prob near Salix. Exactly as desc. 3-23-39 Rhamnus crocea Nutt J615; M299 Fl only found. Label Hodges near Peoria. Largest fl 11x8mm. (I. callotio "Red-Berry" but it is not the "Red Berry" Mr. G. print- ed out 3-11-39 (if R.B.K understood correctly) as that slreet- had oppo. trigovlvo. [6-17-39 Fr. Torrento Rdin hills & easte ern part. Spinose branchless size fles prove it is not variety. Fls 5mm. Nutlets 2.

3-23-39? Quercus agrifolia Née var. oxyadenia J.T. Howell M109. Fl vew lob. Opposed from willow. Only one leaf for spec(when studied) none esp. noticed when collected. Could not have been enough on tree to make it easily recognizable) but that one or several new lob which look full grown very like D. J 2-25, like ill(F) v deaco. None of the deciduous oaks (M) will do. Only other species which seem pos are D. chrysolepis or D. Palmeri. 3-23-39 Lotus Some perhaps all found ± near Salix. (A) Fl young fr. Fl solitary on slender ped.(shorter than lf.) Pods same as ?? L. strigosus Greene ) 3-2-39 [See L. strigosus ] 5-1-39 from same regions 3-23-39 and R.B.K.thinks surely the same. (B) Fl veld fr. Fl 2-3 (bract of lf) or ped. equal to or shorter than subtending lf. Pods straight, now- globous 2.5cm long,beak curved toward the edge opp.to the placenta. Does that mean "recurved" (M 256)? If so is this L. calanjinous Greene J 557; M 258 lvs slightly thick. Ill(M) fairly good, except lvs pape more obtuse than ill. Sts (at least sometimes) has some decumbent, traveling habits as L ) 3-6-39 thought them to be L. Nuttallianus. [See 5-10-39

(C). Fl. I do strongly suggest those) (B) (somewhat smaller ifts). But the very small flowers solitary v almost sessile (look less sessile). Very young pods pub. escent. Beaks curved toward edge opp. placenta. Pod (inside) now shows what may develop into division or constriction bet. the several seeds ???. L. subpinnatus Lag. J 552; M 258 3-23-39 Oxalis californica Knuth. M 276; See O. Wrightii Gray J 588" Fl v f2. Cut in road (not "lawn or cult. place") bet Rancho Santa Fe v Lake Hodges. 3-23-39 Sanicula Menziesii H & A. J 698; M 349 Fl. Near Peony on opp. side of road. 3-23-39? Lepidium virginicum L. J 439; M 190; G 425 Fl v f2. Thought to be L.v - seen col. Pzss. near Lupinus, Spec. only 4-6 in high v basal ls deeply pinnatifid (not the class.) & G's ill but R.B.T. remembers the odd, tiny plants at F.V. 1938" Cfd with L. lasiocarpum (col perhaps 3-20) v L. dictyotum] 3-25. Pedicella d h.d - really flat; L.h - perhaps somewhat less so. & L.v - not as def. keretic as desc. leads one to expect. Pods glabrous. Caule study seems to prove that L.v - has cotyledons at "cumibent" (G) v the other 2 cotyledons incumbent (Wore to this in J & M)

3-23-39 ?? Brickellia californica T.v.G.J1017; B.- Gray M511 Old fs (more less delapidated?) v new hs. Prsb near Salix. Discoid heads "style branches thickened upward, obtuse" suggests Eupatorizee. In this tribe (M505) B. is only found in one plant. "Incorseous dotted" Infl seems to have been paniculate. Ill F292 (M) suggests our plant. Ident very likely correct but data too slight to be sure. 3-23-39? Baccharis virginea DC.J1060; M536 FL D v 2 Perhaps near Salix. Dr H collected the D spec; P.B & the F spec but does not remember how near together they were found. A to if they seem same species (see 3-6-39) loss as disc for 3-6-39 except that their green is more "lustrous" than "dull" v looks as this they might be glutin- ous altho they don't feel so. Pappus (20x) D & fle "minutely scabrous"(M) but that of D fle def. scabrosa (M says "nearly smooth"). Infls ill (M). P.B still does not think this likely to be B.glutinosa. H 3-23-39 Phlea ovata Wats J609; M203 FL Lake Hodges. Near Perry at point where we turned back. (See 12-29-38) (Fine specimen which must have been at least 10 ft high growing by Torrey Pines Lodge 3-11-39) 3-23-39 Gutierrezia californica T.v.G.J1019; M516

Fl. locus not remembered. Rays 12 in one head counted. Dec(M) good. Note: Style branches rays [illegible], those I [illegible] did style papillosa lemma (20x). Specimen has had branches of old infl. & some new growth with a few fl. heads. [8-4-39 Fl. from Mr. Gauley, Nat. Hist Museum, who identifies as togelorus. 3-23-39 Lamarchia aurea Moench J 96; M 53 Fl. various places along road. 3-23-39 Polypogon monspeliensis Desf J 119; M 42; G 1 33 Fl. PdB. near Salix. Awns 6mm. Panicle now this dense is open enough to look lobed, perhaps interrupted (Certain- ly not as spike-like as ill(G). Perhaps in later stage will look more spike-like) All fl (J) good. [6-11-39 LaTolle water front Fl. 3-23-39 Muhlenbergia microsterna Kunth J 131; M 40 Fl. Annual so no scaly rhizomes. Locus not remembered Polea green purple like lemma. 3-23-39 Bromus rubens L. J 78; M 59 Fl. locus not remem- bred. [5-16-39 Poway Grade v Commonly seen at LTolle where 3-23-39 Avena barbata Desv J 110; M 46, where Salix. Lemma awns fully 4mm.

3-23-39 Carex spissa Bailey J189; M75-Fl. By Salix, Unmistakable! 3-23-39??? Gnapthaliun chilense Spreng J1068; M542 Fl. Roadside opp. Salix. (Not uncommon in neighbor- hood). Plant col. had one stiffly erect main st. 1d in high ending in a cluster of short pediceled heads, but having besides from tip, 2 short naked branches bearing similar clusters just within the, below these, 3 longer, almost naked branches bearing similar clusters at their tips. Lowest of these branches 3/4in. below tip; st. v 3/4 in long. Longest of these branches 1 1/2 in. Invol. bracts greenish-yellowish (when studied 4-1-39). At very base of main st., a secondary at 6" high bearing one cluster of heads. Leaves clothed with tomentum but show no sign of becoming glabrate on either side. Lower lvs (many on lower part) st. narrowly lanceolate or spatulate, upper lvs (diminishing in size & number, narrow lanceolate to linear acute; lvs def., but not strongly dicurrent at base, not at all auricled clasping as in G. trioleos ? 3-2 [G] founds 5-10-39 Poway Grd. maybe same as G ? 3-23-39 3-23-39/ Chaenactis artemisiaefolia Gray J1628; M 567 But (opening in house 4-7). Exact locus forgotten. P.B.H. considers this prob. correct from dess. will get if (JS). One fl. opened only when studied. [See 6-7-39 Fl. from same region as 3-23-39]

3-25-39 Lupinus bicolor Lindl. var. microphyllus C.P. Smith J523; M249 FL vado, fr. Lake Elsinore, Riverside Co. 1305 ft. alt. (Ident by Mr G. See also 3-20-39) Plant looks exactly like 3-20 except whole more def. esp in fr. and leaf (rather sparsely) long ciliate on paper margin towards tip. (On 3-20 R.B.K. still finds no convincing traces of ciliation) 3-25-39 Baeria chrysothoma FvM var. gracilis Hell J1113; M561 Lake Elsinore. (Genus indicated by Mr G. who called attention to "Gold Fields" frequently in trip. whether all same genus or species not stated.) (Cfd with Lasthenia) 3-20. Invol bracts? h. no more "curled into a hemispheric cup" (at 3) than in B. nor are teeth "acuminate". 4 others (?) have pappus (2awns) exactly like that of B. (4 awns) "from narrow paleae". Since Mr G ident was from casual ins- pection only, not study, R.B.K still queries ident. of 3-20 specimen [See 4-4-39] 3-25-39 Gilia multicaulis Bentl J796; M394 FL. Lake Elsinore (When col. thought to bea Phacelia)

3-25-39 Oenothera contorta Dougl. var epilobioides Munz. M. 341; inc in O. contorta Dougl J 325 FL. young fr. Lake Elainre (Ident. by Mr. G.) Calyx lobes reflexed. lvs. narrow, linear, remotely denticulate. Petales 4 mm long. [? 5-20-39 Fl. Palmas Rd. at Bee line. Pds (by 6-4) develop to 3.5 cm. Ident. guessed mainly from resemblance (as remembered?) to 3-25-39 Minute hairs on all parts appressed. 3-25-39 Lepidium dictyotum Gray J 440; M196 Fl fr (not quite ripe) Lake Elainre (Ident. by Mr. G.) Reticulations on psl hardly showing (a.t.s.) but become more evident as pod matures in house (3-30) [see L. virginicum] 3-23-39] H 3-25-39 Ceanothus crassifolius Torr. J 624; M 303 Fl Look out above Lakes Elainre. Cf with C verrucosus ? 3-23-39 from Lakes Hodges. 3-25-39 Mr. G. points out our route. "Red Box" Eucalyptus on Route 101 just north of junction with La Jolla Canyon Rd'. See F. Sedleyanthemos Schau M&M 306; BMG CP 540 "Stock" Fl run wild at foot of Torrey Pines Grade. "Ranunculus." Fl. bet. San Juan Capistrano & lake

"Yucca" f.l. occasional on hillsides bet. Lake Elsinore v San Diego. Prob Y. whipplei Torr. T346; M95. as plant acaulescent. [See 4-8-39 "Clematis" F.L. On trees in canyon shortly before leaving San Diego. "Arrow Birch" "planted by Indians" by road shortly south of Lake Elsinore, a low growth perhaps 3-5ft high (No Betula given in Murr; 2 species in Jepson) "Black Poplar" coming into fl. along streams bet. San Juan v Lake Elsinore. Prob. Populus trichocarpa T.vG. T268; M103; McM143. 4-3-39 A spistrum angustifolium Nutt T704; M352 fl& nripe f2. Mt. Soledad. Lem. high but char. very plain (ox) [5-10-39 fl&nripe f2. Poway Grade.T6/0airhigh 4-3-39 Salvia mellifera Greene T870; M446 fl. Soledad. Corolla 1/4-inm long. "Stamens little exserted" (T) not "well exserted" (M444)

4-3-39 Baeria aristata Cov. J 1113; M 561 Early fl. Soledad. Exacty as desc. Has few small disks flo very glandular on outside Pappus lacking [5-10-39 Fls. Pony Grade. Pappus very distinctly scales almost fimbriate at top but not "tap- ering into awns" (M J T) linearifolia 4-3-39 Uropappus linearifolius Nutt J 992 = Microseris, brown, Schultz. M 586 Fl. Soledad. Exactly as desc. for v ill as far as evident at f.s. but might be U. lindleyae Nutt = M.-Gray. (A) Scapes 6" tall. Heads 2 cm from base to tip group. Rays pale flesh-yellow. Pappus 10-11mm overall (of which scales is 7mm). 30 spec. of this col. [See 4-24-39 (B) Scape 2½ in tall. Head 13mm from base to tip group. Rays def. yel- low. Pappus 6mm over-all (of which scale is 2mm). Only 10 spec. of this col. Perhaps (B) is in earlier stage than (A) or pons. is the other species. 4-3-39 ??? Lomation dasy carpum C.V.R. 722; M 359 (See 3-9-39) Fl vadv. fl. Soledad. Same difficulty as 3-9 in that petals are yellowish green, certainly not "white" (Should not be L. articulatum C.V.R since bracts of involucelo are "narrow x lanceolate" not "broad rounded to blunt and frs" pubescent" not "glabrous". Oldest fls. now 7mm long, def flattens wings; wings pear- pish. [5-25-39 Fls at Inspiration Point. Almost surely same as the very fine thick blade of spec with lighter coloured tips (conspicuously like spore cases of some ferns the flowering far from flat give plant a peculiar look. Petals as in 4-3-39.

4-3-39 Stylocline gnaphaloides Nutt. T1063; M 538 Ft. Solelso summit. Exactly as desc. Plants 2 cm or less high. & thin (cloudy) green in scale with only the thread-like sty- mas betraying their presence. [4-16-39 Ft. T.L. Country Club Heights, lowest thr. perhaps opp. but upper ones def alt. 4-4-39 Astragalus didymocarpus H & A. T 526; M 371 Fl young fs. Pacific Beach near fort Florin St. Exactly as desc. except pod (now 2mm long) asymt about transverse ridges 4-4-39 Pterostegia drymarioides F.V.M. T 294; M 128 Ft adv. fs. But. Crystal Pies Florin St. As desc. Bract so small it would not be recognized as such in fl. Stamens 3 longer or 3mm long entire. [5-10-39 Flv fs. Pony Grade. 4-4-39? Sueda Californiae. Wats. T 332; M 144 Flv unripe fs. But. Crystal Pies Florin St. (found in one place only, a small gully at edge of bluff. Seems plainly this family (Satanese, pp 5 fleshy calyx lobes, stigmas 3, with what promises to be vast man article.) v thus the only poss. genus. Also ill (T) unw exact in shap detail v very like fs plant. But hs to 4mm broad are flattern-ed (this fleshy) v not “sub-erete” and plant (only upper part collected) seemed erect at least initially. (Acc.to T) what R.B.K. told to be a group of plants may have been the erect branches from a decumbent st.) All(M) best for habit. [6-5-39 Same species col. Mission Beach

4-4-39 Hedypnois cretica Willd. M J8? See Rhagadiolus hedyopnis All T 990 Fl v young fs. Bet Crystal Pies v Loring St. The rather bristly leaves on st, low, v beats often minutely branched (2x) at apex [6-5-39 Flv fs. Mis- sion Beach. Continue. 4-4-39 Matricaria suaveolens Buelman T 1138; G 847 MS 73 = M. matricarioides Porter, Fl. Crystal Pies region. 4-4-39 Senecio Californicus DC. T 1155; MS 79 Flv fs. Near foot Loring St. on bluff at beach. (see 3-9-39 v of undated 4-3-39) Very like M. Especially noted because low really thick v fleshy (much more so than in 4-3) vill but the uppermost bright purple beneath. (Suggesting that species of other genera may show similar def between coast v non- coast specimens) [see 6-31-39 4-4-39 ??? Atriplex californica Moq. T 326; MS 138 Fls ? of very young fs. Bet Crystal Pies v Loring St. Too early to ident. but good as far as evidence goes. ?v fls in same (lower) clusters but upper clusters may be all ?. Root not col. Part col consisted of naked, woolly, pros- trate, with several herbaceous (pres erect) branches from near its tip v an occasional one elsewhere (perhaps has tendency to root at points where these occasional branches arise. low about 20x5 mm on lower parts, decreasing in size towards tips of branches.

[See ? A. semibaccata R.Br of 5-7-39 in connection with both of these A's.] [Almost surely A. leucophylla Dietr J 326; M 139 4-4-39 ??? A. triplex decumbens Wats J 326 = A. Watsonii Nels. M 140. ? Fl. Bet Crystal Pies v Loring St. Gners based on prostrate sts. (part col. does not show "suffrutescent" opp. lvs., white scurf, v only ? fl from plant. [i.e. in part col.] & red v white scurf gives it a spotted appearance. lvs [to eye] look encrusted with silvery scurf; (20x) no green visible bet. particles of scurf. (W.B in ??? A. californica lvs. much greener in hue, the particles of scurf separ. ately visible to eye and (20x) look like little globules with the green of very distinct bet. particles). BRACTS not now united to middle v broadest just below that point. ? flo solitary in axils of lvs which are tiny also the beginnings of new branches. In all opp. lvs. 14x7 mm. (??? A. Cal. - has lvs. opp. nearly opp. below but diff alt. on upper part. ± 20 x ± 6 mm., rather oblong. [See ? A. leucophylla Dietr ] 6-5-39 4-4-39 Lepidium lasiocarpum Nutt J 446; M 190 Fls flz. (See 3-6 v 3-28-39) Pacific Beach bluff. Fl. "quite glabrous" (J.) cf'd with L. dictyophym of 3-25' v ? L. virginianum 3-23. "Branch. ed from base v spreading." Ripe pods purplish. 4-4-39 ?? Spergularia Clevelandii Robins J 360; M 163 Fls young flz. Bet Crystal Pies v Loring St. Lvs 10-15 mm. 5 filiform, longer than internodes, fascicles in axils. Calyx & adjacent parts somewhat gland-pubescent

4-4-39 - pubescent but "viscid-glandules" (JvM) too strong for desc. your plant. Plant (as col.) has slender, white, under-ground, horizontal sts. (so nearly very likely perennially matted with emergent tips to 4 cm. high. Calyx about 3 mm. Petals white not more than half as long as sepals. Pedicels 2-3 mm. Plant looks like a miniature edition of S. macrotheca (See 3-6-39) found also 3-20 v 4-4. [See 4-16-39 (B) which raises queries about spec. of 4-4. 4-4-39 Arena fatua L. J 110; M 46 Fl. Pacific Beach (cf. with A. barbata J 8-23). Diff in lemmas obvious even to naked eye. 4-4-39 Hordeum murinum L. J 186; M 61 Fl. Pacific Beach (Common along line at La Jolla). Note florets lowest nodes do not show characteristics of glumes (all glumes being obtusac) and glumes of central floret in all cases studied) 2-nerved not "3-nerved." Ciliation very evident (20x) 4-4-39 Bromus hordeaceus L. J 78; G 163 = B. mollis L. M 59 Fl. Pacific Beach. Common. Glumes more acute than "obtuse" (M) but not acuminate 4-4-39? Bromus rigidus Roth J 78; M 59 Fl. Lorin St. edges vacant lot. Sheaths of blades pilose.

"Dust now erect with no tendency to spiralize. Glumes almost smooth (a little scabrous on nerves). 1st glume 2 cm, 1- or partially 2- nerved. 2nd glume to 3 cm, 3- nerved. Lemma scabrous, 2.5 cm long (involucel 4 mm formed by acuminate teeth). Awns to 4.5 or 5 cm [6-5-89 F2. Mission Beach. 4-4-39 Bromus carinatus HVA-T80; M58 FL Loring St. (also near south end of park La Tolla). Spikelets 2.5 mm (or terminal ones to 3 cm). Lemma about 1.5 mm, awn about 8 mm. Also erect for glumes acc to [M]. Spikelets decidedly more flat than in the others. So 4-4. As sheaths are glabrous v spikelets not more than 5mm wide this is perhaps var Californicus Shear. 4-4-39??? Amblyopappus jansillicus HVA-T122; M566 FL sunripe fe. Bet Crystal Pier v Loring St. Ident, queried: (1) Fl heads v inod bracts "gummy sweet scented"; the thick glabrous ls are not. Lower too often pinnately divided into distant linear segments but swing to thick fleshy chars. Also "filiform" seems inappropriate desc for these segment. Receptacle now flatter rounded but not "conical." Plants to 6 cm. with many fl heads. Acheneas prob pubescent [4-30-39 FL adv fe. Surely same as 4-4-39. Papppus often higher dark purple. Some heads have more than 5 bracts in involucre.

4-4-39 Baeria chrysoptoma F.V.M. var. gracilis Hall J1113; M561 Flu fs. Frequent bet. Crystal Pier & Lorlng St. Plants of various sizes, as brush-like spreading with leaves wider than 3-25. Achenes w/4 anura. Plant much less delicate looking than 3-20. (This makes R.B.K. still more suspicious that plant of 3-20 was this same Baeria w/leaves still thicker because of locus. 4-5-39 Lupinus succulentus Dougl. J521; M249 Fl. La-Tolla Shores in field. Stems very hollow. Narrow bracts rather conspicuous in buds. [4-16-39 Fluals fs. L.T. Country Club Heights. 4-6-39 Lastarriaea Chilensis Remy J295; M128 Blu adv. fr. Vacant lot near no. end of Causeway from Point St 2 in high. Exactly as desc. Druaxis at very base of plant fr now well advanced or ripe. Towards top fr & buds well enclosed. "Trichs" or filaments discernible as tiny bumps. 4-6-39 yellow Composite Some part of all flo ligules, few (3-4) in each head. Very slender annual to 5 min high, glabrous, scape. Leaf all basal, oblate or spatulate, entire or very obscurely toothed. Heads about 6mm overall. Achenes w/ plumose pappus. R.B.K. not sure she finds bracts on receptacle.

(The fewness of them as well as their early stage makes this difficult to determine). Budd opening in loose with lastarriaca. But (very scarcely possible) guero is Hypochloeria glabra h. J996; M587 [See 5-10-39 4-8-39 ? Psathyrotus ramosissima Gray J1144; M577 FL. Ocotillo. Queried chiefly because of locus (Ocotillo is not east of Daggett) vales because no developed fr.. Seems to fit desc. exactly vs another probability found. Depressed veins in felty gray ho. makes them strikingly regular. 4-8-39 Ephedra Californica Wats J61; M20 Unripe fr. Near Ocotillo (small branch col by Mr. G.) 4-8-39 ? Chorizanthe brevicorns Torr. J297; M136 FL. Ocotillo or nearby. Small bit (2cm long) col accidentally with another plant. Ident. queried only because spec. so incomplete. As far as evidence goes fits desc ex- actly vs exactly like all [?]

4-8-39 Mimulus Bigelovii Gray J928; M 475 FL v.vy fr. Ocotillo. ("Desert Monkey-Flowers" says Mr. G. See her 94-8) open tubiflo t. 2cm high. Calyx teeth, because + folded down middle, but some of them with bare broad enough to puzzle R.B. K as as whether "subulate" or "triangulars." Pubescence on "upper half" style not def. (20x). Style & stamens def. included. 4-8-39 Hyfatio Emoryi: Tour J879; M 453, F1., Ocotillo. Hairs plant branced. Stamens included in sac of corolla lip in bud very fl.; later free. 4-8-39 Beloperone californica Benth J954; M487 FL Ocotillo 4-8-39 Larrea tridentata Cov. var. glutinosa Teps. J604 = L. divaricata Cav. M 278 FL v.dv. fr. Ocotillo (See 12-21-38). Desc will (T) perfect except that style (20x) seems tipped with no more than 1 stigma and called ovary certainly has several ovules each (T vs M contrary). Scales at base of filaments as desc. (T) 4-8-39? Oenothera decorticans Green M341 See O. alyssoides T v G var decorticans Teps. J686 FL v adv. fr. Ocotillo, 12cm high. St. stiff & woody

with thin white exfoliating bark. In v youngest parts get. with some short appressed hairs but becoming glabrous. No basal lv now but scars of basal lv found. The few lv present towards tip get. Petals white, 4mm long. Capsules sessile, def thickened at base (diameter about 2.5 mm wide), 15 mm long, tapering tip curved away from at. no signs now, & being quadrangulars. (Only one capsule advanced enough to allow these clear.) Our plant seems surely this (unless the one capsule is an accident) but acc. to M. it fits none of the varieties ex. actly locusales wrong. Note: O.2 – var 2 – as given is T. no on N.H.M. list] 4-8-39. 4-8-39? Denothera Clavaeformis Tour v Fren var. Peirsonii Munz M348 Prob. line in O. scapoides TVG J687 Fl v Adv. fr. Ocatillo. Capsules def pedicelled shape g lv wavy & fl make No 21, 22, 23 & M. oly pass. Petals [illegible] pale yellow or white. Fla have reddish brown, 8-lobed spot in center i.e. in inside upper part of calyx tube. Anthers versatile (as is right for D.) and def hairy. Petals to 7 mm long wider than long. Basal lv mostly gone but some pinned tied with a few small basal lobes, the rest sharply irregularly dentate. St’s “spreading villous”; lvs ovaries sometimes also spreading villous sometime more nearly glabrous. Longest pod now 2 cm x 2 mm, def quadrangular. Note this species not on N.H.M list of 4-39. Stigma conspicuously large, greenish.

4-8-39 Eriogonum inflatum Torr. v. Frem J 907; M 118 Fl. Ocotillo. All(?) good. Hairs only softer than "short-hirsute" suggests but if green in appearance 4-8-39 Eschscholtzia minutiflora Wats J 403; M 181 Flv adv. fr. Ocotillo. Stigmas 2 in the 3 flo. studied? 4-8-39 Penstemon centranthifolius Benth. J 912; M 468 Fl. West J Ocotillo. Very showy [5-20-39 Red Palmer Beehive Verified as "Scarlet Badges" "Same as on ridge & descent" by Mr. Covel quoting Mr. C. 4-8-39 Encelia farinosa Gray J 1082; M 550 Flv fr. Ocotillo. Heads, after flowering bent abruptly downward; when crushed heads have sweetish (somewhat pineapple) odor. 4-8-39 ? Cryptantha angustifolia Greene J 847; M 428 Flv fr. Ocotillo. Using key in M. we reach F.E p 434. R.B.T sees no great dif. as to side on which calyx was hirsute but if there is a dif then it is more so on abaxial side (anyway our plant cannot be #15) Calyx strict, nutlets & bristles? Nutlets not "decisibly" heteromorphic but one seems always somewhat larger than others (as desc. for #21) and to R.B.T's best belief is abaxial (anyway our plant cannot be #16, 17 or 18). Pedicels short (not more than 1 mm at most. Racemes densely cespitoid. Plant 8 cm high, branching from the base up

branches ascending. St. lvs v calyx hispid with suberulate based tubercles where other lvs hirsute. Racemes, now, to 8 cm. Corollas to 8 mm wide. Calyx 3mm long. Consimilar nutlets 1mm long, the odd nutlet 1.5 mm. Nutlets not at all winged (indeed margins are more rounded than "acute" (M)). Otherwise nutlets as disc. (If using key we try F.F."nutlets homomorphic or practically", which would be reasonable guess, the best fit is C. barbigerus whose calyx v nutlets are larger than ours v in which acc. to M) "spikes -- becoming elongated, the flrst length remote v less second" which won't do at all for our dense v very secund spikes. Calyx lobes "narrowly linear" lvs narrow linear or linear-lanceolate. Plant greyish green ("cinereous"?). 4-8-39 Cleomethus perplexans Trelease M 302 See C. Greggii Gray var. perplexans Jepss. J623 F lv young fr. Banner. Lvs thick v stiff. Many very def concave above. Mostly coarsely velvety hirsute but sometimes entire. 15-20mm x 7-15mm (only a few smaller). But thorns x.s. this "slmt" do not look "slender". 4-8-39 Lupinus formosus Greene J 529; M 251 Bud (falls before fully opening in house but color (lilac) showing w/gle prot full sized or almost so) Banner. Ovaries 7. Flowers das buds on upper part fr raceme) "somewhat whorled" Bracts subulate, silky, 15mm long, rather conspicuous among the buds v seem inclined to persist, too?

4-8-39 Keel non-ciliate. But note pedicels at s. not slender v 3mm at most. (Miskey suggests longer but J. says "3-4 mm") 4-8-39 Celycoseris Wrightii Gray J1008; M593 Fl.v very young fl. Ocotillo. Exactly cedere. (See Rafinesque neptiflora and for similarity of invol.) 4-8-39 Monoptilon bellioides Hall J1044; M527 FL. Ocotillo Adese vill. Difficult to trace with key because to Aster Tribe because: (1) invol. bracts (perhaps "well indicated" when plant is fresh) seem to be arranged in 2 series, the inner erect, the out spreading somewhat to form a cuplike outer involucere (this after specimen 3 days old) & the pappus consisting of about 5-7 bristles v a much shorter ring (crown?) of bristles or fimbriate scales. Does not easily suggest Aster Tribe. No doubt J ident. 4-8-39 Chaenactis carphoclina Gray var. attenuata Jones J1124; M567 Fl.of fl. Ocotillo. Setaceous tips to the invol bracts esp. def in later stages. Ann-like bracts of receptacle (J) makes ident. sure. 4-8-39 Palafoxia linearis Lag J1127; M563 Fl.of fl. Ocotillo. Heads 2cm. high. Achenes 1cm.

4-8-39 Bedia juncea Greene var aspera Greene M553 inc in B. juncea Greene T1073 Flv ft. Ocotillo. 4-8-39 Stephanomeria exigua Nutt T998; M588 FLV young ft. Ocotillo. Only upper part of plant ext. valence forying to show ches. but pappus other ches. lead to this idemt. Fls 6-8 in head. Pappus bristles (?) plume or less than upper half, “short-setulose on each side” at base (T) is bit less than disc in (M). Perhaps officio var. pentaachaeta Hall in spite of glandu- lipped hairs on nt. v much lo as on specimen. Fls fragrant. [8-4-39 Ms G. app now in H. near San Diego. No spec seen. 4-8-39 Stenotopsis linearifolia Rydt T1022- A plopappus —— DC. M521 Flv young ft. Barnes. Or, because length of low rays height joint perhaps S.- Rydb var interior Mcbr T1028 (See 4-7-39 = A —— DC. “ “ Jones M521) 4-8-39 ?? Perstenon Clevelandii Gray T912; M460 Bud vld ft. Barnes. Plant very like ill of P. spectabilis Fig 855 a v.b. and is perhaps that. But bud as it develops in house does not promise as large a H. as P.2- . Sterile filament somewhat & v def dilated at apex. Sterile filament and

4-8-39 and the 2 adjacent to it very sparsely sprinkled with short stalked glands near base but otherwise glabrous. Look glabrous until closely examined (20x) Unopened bell, now turning purplish at tip 15mm overall throat of corolla 4 mm diam Type P. spectabilis. 5-25-39 4-8-39 Stillingia annua Muell J 598; S apinosa Torr M 285 F lva dv fr Ocatillo. Plant silvery v green with spinulose edges of ls (suggests an Eryngium in this). Rank smell. Each fl (2 or 3) subtended by 3 lobed bract ( which the 2 outer lobes consist of "Trumpet-shaped on pedicellate saucer-shaped glands. 5 calyx thin, white, 1 bowl-shaped and (in all flo examined) 4-parted lobed (T says "2-parted"; M says "2-3 cleft". Ident sure. 4-8-39 Croton Californicus Muell J 596; M 283 Flva dv vlabr fr Ocatillo. RBK finds no sign of petals (in 5 flo) but the glands which are into calyx lobes. [6-14-39 Flva dv fr Slopes above Sunset Cliff (Point Vons). Still no sign of petals. 4-8-39 Franseria dumosa Gray J 1108; M 545 F lva dv fr. Ocatillo. 4-8-39 Hymenoclea Salsola T.vG.J 1109; M 544 Fl v fr. Ocatillo.

4-8-39 Nilaria rigida Beuth J 139; M 30 Ft. Ocotillo. Identity from desc. Vill but R.B. Krumel has found it difficult to analyze desc. Perhaps spec not well devel oped. 4-8-39? Rafinesquia neomexicana Gray J 996; M 589. Bud v fr. Ocotillo. Ident queried chiefly because the matted (wooly) plume of pappus bristles is on lower half only. Bud shows that outer floare ligules - R.B.K thinks all are ligules (but evidence not conclusive). Only upper part plant ed but as far as it goes correct for desc. Dwelling fr 2-2.5 cm high, bracts conspicuously green in centers, white on margins, the smaller bracts at base curved out v down. Achenes 15 mm overall, the body obscurely tuberculate v mottled (T). Tapering into deft beak (prior body could be called 10mm v beak 5mm). Beaks not "stout" as compared to body. Pappus bristles about 10 mm long.* (very similar to involuc Calycoseris wrightii. [see Compositae] 25-6-39 4-8-39 Gerdea canescens T.v.G. J 1082; M 549 Ft. Ocotillo St simple, 6in high, terminating in one head (one very young bud 1/2 in below). Lvs (all towards base) hairy- wooly, entire. Bracts very hairy. Achenes sill (T) but the basis of ciliation (a.k.a.) makes pappus less simple.

4-8-39 Fouquieria splendens Engelm. T641; M315 Fl. Ocotillo (very common) seen frequently 12-21v22-38 near Phoenix, Ariz, no fl or fr, v from train 12-25-38. 4-8-39 ? Euphorbia polycarpa Benth. T600; M288 Fl v young fr. A) At Banner. Resembles plant 3-23-37 (as remembered) But note a) v low very finely hairy. The purple glands edged with very narrow line of white. Info 5mm long B) At Ocotillo. Fl lobes same as (A). Pubescence same as (A) low to 2mm. long giving plant a much finer, lacy look. (In neither A nor B did R.B.K. count stamens (?) vfs. not ripe enough to be useful Q.E. p— given on Nat. Hist. Mus. list for 4-8-39) 4-8-39 The following pointed out by Mr. Gardner along route: San Diego, Lakeside, Ramona, Julian, Banner to Ocotillo. "Cork Elm" (No Ulmus given in M or T) "Kellogg's Oak" Just coming into leaf on hill sides See Quercus Kelloggii Newb. M108 [see 5-26-39 - Ceanothus divaricatus Nutt. var eglandulosus Torr. See M. 302. Observed on slopes west J Banner,

"the stems conspicuous in color. (see 5-20-39" "Mountain Gold" "Mesquite" see Prosopis chilensis Huntz M 243 (see)12-21-38 "Desert Willow" See Chilopsis linearis Sweet. M 4846 "Cat's Claw Acacia". See A. Greggii Gray M 2043 (FL of this col by Mr. Gv shown to party.) Yucca, 2 species See Y. Whipplei Torr v Y. mohavensis Sarg 1195-6 (see 5-25-39) "Emolae Tree" 'Desert Leonwood' "Purple Krameria" see K. Greggii Brev Paints M 244 "Desert Senna" see Cassia armata Wats M 247 (FL col by Mr. G shown to party.)

4-16-39 Helianthemum scoparium Nuth var vulgare Teps. T647; M 316 Fl. La Tolla, Riverside Country Club height. Very twiggy dead lot with almost naked young shoots bearing fls. Fls 10-12 mm diam. (See 1-20-39 4-16-39 Sidalcea malviflora Gray J630; M 305 Fl R.C.H. All fls perfect (see T). To desc of filaments "united -- into sets of 4 x 2" explained by fact that filaments are in groups of 6 of which 2 are shorter & somewhat divided from the other 4 (Cannot determine whether thesis true in all cases). Sets of stamens 5 x pers. alt with petals. See B.M.G.P. 484. [See 5-20-39 4-16-39 Scytrinichium bellum Wats J 257; M 98 Fl. L.T.C.C.H. Frequent along roadside [4-17-39 At Garden Club saw a pale form with white petals. 4-16-39 Lupinus [Mr G says this is] var ? Fls adv fr L.T.C.C.H. Would be thought L. Concinnus Agarde. J523; M 249 except that ovules seem always 4-5. (TvM agree 2-4). Plants 6 in high branched from base. Fls not whorled, basal not ciliate. Fls purplish blue, 8-9 mm overall, the standard shorter than wings. Racemes are often subsessile ( tho each branch has some racemes reasonably long peduncled) and at base & st o elsewhere in axils one finds subsissile racemes of 1-2-3 fls (now adv fr.)

giving this planta look quite unlike any d. 20 far found (see T) st, has v pods with rather different ing hairs. Oldest pod 15 mm. 4-16-39 Castilleja Douglasii Benth M 480 fddb = Castlbia passifloa Bay var Californica Zeile Fl vad rfe . LT.C.C.H [4-24-39 Fleff with C. foliosa .HvA. 4-16-39 Chorizantha fimbricata Nutt. J 398; M 126 FL L.T. C.C.H. Stamens 9 (T says "6"). The 3 stigmas (styles?) each neatly coiled in bud [5-18-39 Fl Det. Rancho Santa Fe'v So- lana Beach. Fine large spreading specimens. 4-16-39 Pentachaeta aurea Nutt. J 1039; M 517 FL L.T.C.C.H. One spec only col. St 4 in high, very slender, simple. Bristles 5 in all fld counted. Scarious margins invol. Beasts beautifully conspicuous (20x) [4-24-39 Blv fe. Frequent Neenadive 4-16-39 Baeria clerysortona FV M var gracilis Hell J 1113; M 561 FL L.T.C.C.H. Very slender st. 4 in high. Los filiform. Except for los pepo, definitely invol. v rays rather broader these have much the same look as the Pentachaeta aurea (when collecting R.B.K. mistook them for the same.) Very dif from Bg 4-4-39 this pepofpus same as 4-4-39. Heads 1cm diam overall.

4-16-39 Calealis microcarpa H.v.A.T704; M35/Fl very young fr. L.T.C.C.H. St to 10cm. Andese vill except rays?) the irregular umbel only 1-3 mm. (Carpels ellilike in respect to bistleov prickles, as can not be Torilis) Fr. flattened {slightly} laterally. 5 ribs densely white-bristle 4 rib with prickles with stellate barbs at apex. 4-16-39" Speeularia salina Ju.C.Presl T360; M164 (A) Fl. L.T.C.C.H. on Wooden place edge road where intro- duced weed might be found. Flo red, Bractlet at well brachied. Plant pubescence to prob somewhat glandular. (B) Fl. L.T.C.C.H. ? S. Clevelandii Robins T360; M163. Fl white. this differs from (A) in that lvs are decidedly longer than internodes (the lves hve 3-4 times as long) and the conspicuous, acuminate, silvery stipules often as long or longer than internodes. Infl. a few flo gyme at end of st. Upper part of v.infl. viscid-glandular. Seeds "winged" not winged [even in some pod] (J) [5-19-39 Flv fr. Soledad. Also recently on Kearny Mesa. More more R.B.K. inclines to this ident (C) Flo fr. Along edge of sidewalk La Tolla. Fl. white. Possibly a shelly spec of B). Seeds winged? not winged in or pod.

4-16-39 Eriophyllum confertiflorum Gray J1116; M565 FL L.T.C.CH. (See 1-20-39) Or, since plants def wooly well above base, lf seg usually 3-5 and &/8 1mm wide (wider if allowance is made for revolute edges) elightly lanate above (20x), green but not esp. bright yex- cept by contact wth whitish ato.v underside of lfs, this is fpos F.C - vs Trifidum Gray M565 which J.includes in species. 4-16-39 Sipa lepida Hitchc J126; M39 FL L.T.C.CH. Or (filiforum) perhaps, since the very narrow lf lodes are involute. Vlelenna was hardly more than 4 mm, vs Andersonii Hitchc. Callus v glumes as desc. Palea no longer than Caryopsels (a.t.s.) i.e. less than 1mm. Inflvlenne very like ell (M). 4-16-39 Gnaphalium decurrens Dcevar Californicum Gray J1067 = G.Californicum DC.M541, FL L.T.C.CH. Odor esp strong as plant taken (after several days) from vacuulum. 4-17-39 Mimulus guttatus DC. J928; M473 Flv young fs. From L.T Garden Club (CA near L.T.), Prob var nasutus Sipa Since lvs (only upper ones on spec.) dif. purple beneath & calyx purplish wth darker dots. In most adv. fs. lower lfts strongly turned upward towards the upper v def longer (3 times as long?) toths.(Dustl this upper Tooth

4-17-39 tooth & calyx seems less than 3 times as long as as others; perhaps twice as long only. 4-17-39 Collinsia bicolor Benth. T902: C. heterophylla R. Grah M464 Fl. From L.T. Garden Club. lovely.# crossed out stainen found as gland at base of corolla (JS) 4-17-39 Stachys rigida Nutt var quercetorum Epling. M 443. Fl. From L.T. Garden Club. Identas var. because local (prob vicinity SD) or because hairs on st. mostly wrangles; length of corolla lobe (M) not decisive. S.S - Nutt prob is species illv desc. by T as S. bellata Benth see p. 878. Our plant very like all. Ring of hairs is at middle of corolla tube on back; much lower in front where constriction forms a tiny pouch. 4-17-39 Downingia immaculata Munz v Tke. Fl M503 From L.T. Garden Club. See D. pulchella Torr var arcana Jepson T978. Note glandular tooth on each side of calyx lobe at base. Corolla 1cm from base of tube to tip of lower lip. Lower lip has greenish-yellow center bordered with white, lobes violet-blue. Do-29-31 Fs. Kearny Mesa. [5-20-39 Mr. Corel says C. recently observed by R.B. on Torrey Pines Grade are transplanted specimens of C. cyanus 4-17-39 Cleomethus Cyanicus Eastw. M 301. (J) Fl ^ From L.T. Garden Club. Col. from wild. (Ident by Mr. G.) "To be found on Murray Grade" Mr. G.

4-17-39 Galium Aparine L.T 959; M 491 Flv young fs. From L.T. Garden Club [? 5-20-39 Flv elv.fs. Palomas. $f.40 thin herbaceous annual. Fls very small. 4-17-39 Fremontia mexicana Macbride M 311 = F.californica Torr var mexicana Teps-T 637 Flv old fs. L.T. Garden Club. P.S.B. col near Ensenada, Mex. by one of members. (Ident by Mr. G.) 4-17-39 Cotula coronopifolia L.T 1148; M 573 Fl. L.T. Garden Club. "Bear Buttons" acc. to Mr.G. Exactly as ill. T [?5-14-39 Flv fr. Kearny Mesa &] 3 in high only Achene poppiliar on inner surface, smooth outer surface. Marginal achenes most definitely missced than disk achene. 4-17-39 ? Stenotopsis linearifolia Rydf T 1622 = A.pelopappus — DC. M T5] Fl. From Garden Club. (Hocus not mentioned so maybe from Mexico with Fremontia). Key video will all point to this ident and spec. shares char. I spec [4-8-39 with these differences: heads larger, corollas (ray & disk) strong lemon yellow; ray-fls 15 mm overall by 4mm wide (Plant] 4-8 had corollas gold-yellow i.e. same as dandelion), ray-fls 10-12 mm. overall, x 2 mm. wide.) making a noticeably different effect. Pros this is the species 4-8-39 vs. interior. 4-17-39 "Brodiaea Palmeri" acc to Mr.G "from lower Cal- ifornia. Fl v inflated likes B. capitata but leaf

4-17-39 leaf at least 1 in wide (posb 1½-2 in as remembered. Flvlf seen at L.T. Garden Club. 4-17-34 "Elephant Tree" shown in Mr. G's pictures. See Bursera microphylla Gray J607, M290 "found in San Diego Co." 4-22-39 Antirrhinum Nuttallianum Benth. J899; M 463 Flvadr fr. Soledad, Mecca Drive. St. now 7 in tall v simple but signs of branches show- ing [5-10-39 Flv young fr. Poway Grade. Branching 4-24-39 Clematidium Californicum Wats. J322; M136 Flv near bridge Fr L.J. Crespo Drve, Calyx 1mm in fl; 2 mm in fr. 4-24-39 Calycadenia tenuella T.v.G. J 1095: Hemizonia — Gray M586 Fl. Mecca Drive. Details of flow fr. like ill *768 (J) and habit like ill *295(M). Ligules as deeply divided (into 3 parts) as to look like 3 distinct rays. Circle of bracts set. disco ray-flowered forming a footed cups. lobes rays & disk flowered (or ray without) dark purple spots varying size . Odor definite v rather like tar. Many plants (a. f.s.) less than 2 in high v simple. [6-10-39 Fr L.T Canyon. Seen frequently in many places since 4-24.] [6-25-39 Flvfls. Sorrento Rd, northern part of hills seems exactly the same except corolla purplish with no white.

4-24-39 Sphaeralcea fasciculata Arthur T634 = Malvaceae fasciculatum Greene M309 Fl. L.T. Crespo Drive. Shrub about 5 ft high. Seems surely this but upper lvs (only ones coll.) have lobes not pointed (as in ill #167 M) but rounded more like ill #166 M. (See M. Thumberi Gray B.M.G.C.P. 487) Stigmas capitate, bractlets present, ovules one ascending (see lacy M304). St, lvs, calyx, plant stellate scurfy. [5-19-39 Fl. Pacific Beach, edge grove and G.S.T. 7-28-39? Sphaer? Fl. Capsule promptly dehiscent. Red stellate hairy. 4-24-39? Cleomeanthemum Flowery young fl. L.T. Crespo Drive near bridge. Bracts well imbricate vs carious (only the very base young bract green) the thin broad, rounded tips making top of bud silvery v later deflexed. Recepta- cle, convex, rounded to broadly conical, naked (as far as careful inspection reveals). Achene gray fls with ventral wing and a concave lateral wing medial side. Disk achene (per B+ ribbed) with L.T.S. a polarange on vertical side. Need one circle diam. Rays white. Plant glabrous, lvs glaucous, 3-pinnate sided (but almost to mid ribs) the segments about 2 mm. wide v rather distant. Plant not annual, at least 15 in high. R.B.K. suspects this is same as observed elsewhere near L.T. and is an escape. Matches nothing found in T or M. In B.M.G.C.P. ^ C. anthifolium Brown, p760. Lvs crushed lachs have slight odor (perhaps suggestive of honey?) * [4-26-39? ] L.T. along shore walk Exactly the same. Com- mon as an - escape - in near - lots.

4-24-39 Galium angustifolium Nutt. J 762; M 493 F.L. L.T. Crespo Drive region [5-1-39 FLv young fr. Lake Hodges sil. Herbaceous, much longer in relation to woody part than in 4-24-39. 4-24-39 Calochortus splendens Dougl. J 239; M 93 F.L. Mecca Drive. Gland lacking [See 5-14-39 in light which perhaps this 4-24 appt. should be desc. as "gland flabino" rather than "gland lacking" 4-24-39 Adenostoma fasciculatum H.A.J 503; M 238 F.L. Mecca Drive (See 1-20-39) 4-24-39 Uropappus linearifolius Nutt. J 993 = Microseris linearifolia Schultz. M 587 FLv fr. Mecca Drive. (See 4-3-34). Heads 2cm high, v pappus as in (A.) [4-3-39. Pappus silvery (hardly tinged with brown) v decid- uous Achene very dark v white slender throug out def attenuate towards apex. [5-10-39 FLv fr. Poway Grove, dv its segments filiform - much narrower than all (M) 4-24-34 ? Phalaris canariensis L. J 136; M 35; G 121 F.L. Rather withered when studied. L.T. Crespo Drive region. Species queried only because infl less thick wate v less def white v green than remembered elsewhere. But no other species in M. i.e. spikelets single all alike, glumes broadly winged, sterile lemma 2 (almost half as long as fertile lemma which is 3.5-4 mm) Note also glumes not acuminate v lateral nerves not near margins to prob not # 40 = 5] [see P. minor 5-7-39

4-24-39 Cotyledon edule Brew. T 753 = Echeveria edulis Berger M 314 Bud. Crespo Drive [6-21-39 Fl (accor vunripe f2 almost past)] Pacific Beach. Frequent. Petals white. 4-24-39 Dichondra occidentalis House M 385 Seed. Repens Forest T 775; G 669 Unripe fr. Crespo Drive. Entirely v petals parts underground F2 on short recurved peduncles entirely underground? No sign of corolla, stamens or styles (P.B.K. could not bar identified this except for Mr. G's help on 1-20-39) 4-24-39 Nicotiana glauca Graham T 888; M 459 Fl v unripe fr. Crespo Drive. Frequent along roads in S.D. County 4-30-39 Hemizonia fasciculata T.v G. T 1090; M 555 Fl. L.T along shore. Fl heads v parts exactly as desc. Still but plant only 3 1/2 in high and compactly 4-branched the heads in compact clusters at tips branches (not at all habit [ill(T)])(Poss this is same as plant found in bud 4-24-39) 5-1-39 Eriodictyon crassifolium Beuth T 834; M 416 Fl Bet. Rancho Santa Fe & Solana Beach. (See 1-20-39) Has been observed in fl. on Soledad since 4-3-39.

5-1-39 Trifolium tridentatum Lindl. J538, M254 Fl v young fr. Dry roadside near Lake Hodges (Ill Rancho Santa Fe.) fls linear, 1-4 cm long, 2 mm wide, hence very diff from all [T] & M. Corolla 8-9mm long (standard purple, wings dark rich purple with distinct white tip.) Calyx teeth not tridentate but more or less abruptly narrowed into the acicu- lar tips [Calyx 7 mm overall, a split 2/3 its length down back, the other divisions being 1/3 total length. Calyx teeth v veins ± purplish.] x (See ill 526 & [T]). Involvece very like all exp [T]. The acicular teeth about as long as basal portion. N.B. Perhaps var aciculare McDermott except calyx teeth not “equal to tube” (M). Stipules “laciniate-toothed” (T) but not like ill (T) in that they terminate in slender awn-like erect tips. Heads about 1 cm broad v high. [5-16-39 Fr. Kearny Mesa. 5-1-39 Lotus strigosus Greene J551, M257 fl & v unripe fr. Near above. (See 3-23-39 found in same vicinity.) Seeds “granulose, quadrate, notched” doident seems sure. R.B.F. thinks this is surely the same as 3-23-39 but is not sure about 3-2-39. fls in 1’s or 2’s or occasionally 3’s v sometimes with bract. Pedun- cles no longer than fr. Pods ± 2 cm usually straight or almost so (occasionally curved.) Style as long as it re- mains on pod, inconspicuous v nearly a straight; when it falls, pod is blunt v beakless (vague), tip rounded downward (20x)

5-1-39 Medicago sativa L. J 533; M 250 Fr. Bordele, near above. 5-1-39 hopinus truncatus Nutt J 523; M 250 Fr. valle. fr. Near above (See 3-23-39 surely the same. Mr. G on 4-17-39 named similar spce.- observed only at Garden Club.) Seeds sometimes 8 or 9 [5-25-39] Flourspe fr. San Pasqual Grade. 5-1-39 Uropappus Lindleyi Nutt J 993: Microseris —Gray M 586 Fr. v fr. Nedrabove. Cf Nutt U. linearis- foliaca [4-24-39]. Diff in evident: achene brown (instead of black), thicker & not narrowed towards lip. Pappus strongly persistent (instead of all too readily deciduous) & makes head & fruit def light brown (instead of silvery white). To depth 2 notch in paleae U.l.- is a triple shorter [T] only but looks shorter because the head & paleae are less delicately slender than in U. l.— Ave overall about 5mm.; body of palea (w/ tips of teeth) about 7 mm. (So probably var. Clevelandii). Beets rounded on back so that invol more corrugated (vertically) while U.l. in- volvecre is smooth.

5-1-39 Oenothera bihista Nuth J685: O.—Work M342 F.l.v young fr. Near above. Effect of plant very dif. from O.t.-)3-2-39 (Acc.to R.B.'s memory Mr.G on 3-11-39 explained a plant of this habit one like 8-2-39 as being 2nd year v 1st year development of a biennial—both O. bihista. M. say 'annual.') Sts several 10-18in long, almost woody with reddish exfoliating epidermis. No rootlets to col. St. lvs all tend to be recurved, sometimes markedly so. St. very lfry. Lower lvs flat, entire (or ab- matted), narrow (4-5mm) & tapered to base; upper lvs with ruffled edges, wider (7mm), progressively shorter, not tapered to base. Lvs light green, villous. Lower sts with appressed hairs, upper sts v ovaries with some longish, soft hairs v glandular pubescence. Dark spots on petals inconspicuous when present. Ovaries deignare in cross section., sessile. N.B. Fls. turn reddish before falling [See 5-10-39 5-1-39 Centaurea melitensis L. J1168; M584 Berl Near above. 5-6-39 Centaurium venustum Robins J762, M376 FL Soledad. 2-3in high. No "red spots" in the conspicuous white throat. Sts simple v 1-fld [5-14 & 16-39 Kearny Mesa velsewhere in abundance, 6in v more. Conspicuous v lovely along roads

5-6-39 Muriella maritima Wats J 222; M 88 FLV unripe fr Soledad (at forks bet. Murilands & Summit) One spec only found. N.OBS. One fl open when collected. leaves 3 in all. Fls 6. Anthers (withering) 1mm long, dull grayish-purple-ish-greenish. Consider prob this being some spec of M. acotina; but no gland-like parts "pit-like glands" found.) 5-6-39 Navaretia atractyloides HVA var hamata Spec J 791 = Gilia hamata Munz M 400. FL vodo. fr with above (common). 1-2 in high, spine-like lips & hrs conspicuously disarticulate (J) & terminal one often strongly deflexed but not "sometimes hooked" (M), Filaments unequal (3 longer) & these inserted at point higher than the other 2. (See M p 388 contra) at least in those fl. studied. upper part of plant glandular & with "slummy- oror" even without being crushed. 5-6-39 Stipa pulchra Hitchc J 126; M 39 FL frs. With obs fr with S. lepidula & 5-1-39. 5-6-39 [See Hypocheris glabra L] & 5-14-39] Composites. Detailed achenes only seen on ground collected. Soledad at forks bet. Murilands & Summit. R.B.K. thought this fr of plant previously seen in this vicinity

5-6-39 vicinity but evidently was then remembering fr.? Rafinesquia neomexicana Gray 4-8-39 with the conspicuous white matted plume on lower part of pappus bristle. Achenes 3.5 mm with many roughened rib, truncate tapering to an acuminate base. Pappus white & many slender bristles (7-8mm long), scabrous above the wooly mat-like center plume (which gives to each achene the effect of a daisy-like effect i.e. having a center v. raro. 5-6-39 ?? Orthocarpus densiflorus Bentle var gracilis Keck N 482 See O.d - Bentle J 943 FL. With above Poor spec (whose main at. bitter ?) at 2 1/2 in] with 2 branchlets about 1 in long. Lvoon main at. mostly destroyed, the only complete one (near base) is "linear-lanceolate, attenuate, entire" (M), 10mm long & others too suggest they are similar. Lvoon branchlets 3-5 mm long & about as broad, the lower ones 3-4-toothed at broadened apex, the upper ones with progressively deeper divisions & narrower lateral lobes (in one case might be called "filiform") Bracts 3-lobed 4mm long. Corolla 12mm long & which purple, galea (def. tapering to tip) 5 mm, lower lip white, with yellow at base of keel where purple dots show conspicuously. Teeth white (with purple center), 1.5 mm reaching practically to tip ? galea. Stigma shows beyond tip of galea.

Filaments glabrous Sac glower lip fully 3mm deep. Heads Infl. Compact, prob not more than 4-5 fld. Corolla & Bracts not like illin (Watt) of D. purpurea but general aspects of plant not as D. p — is remembered. But spec is so inadequate idntas O.d-neg— must be queried. 5-7-39? Atriplex semibaccata R. Bron. J325; M138/FLV fr. Pacific Beach vacant lot. This is the A. which sprawls in abundance over curbs on R.B.K.'s practice grounds. Fr.-bracts red, fleshy v def. semi-baccata appearance but no veins show on exterior (fr now falling with ripe alene inside). When flesh removed the foundation structure is found to be strangely reticulate veined with 3-5 still stronger veins from base, the mid-vein somewhat atripe like at bract (no sign of this "stripe" [T] when flesh on foundation. Now well covered with scurf-scales below, only a few on upper surface. Fr in 10,2's or sometimes 3's in axils. Tips of each branch bears a compact tiny glomerule of 5 flo, often with 10-2 p wtth them. R.B.K. considers this ident prob correct. Note: bracts often show no flesh-lines until ½ mature dimensions. (Paws one of the 10.) 4-4-39 in boths). Note: Bracts in earlier stages unite to middle — in earlier stages easily separated above middle, later so tightly closed that they appear

5-7-39 appear united until carefully examined. 5-7-39 Beta vulgaris L. J 320; M 133 1/2. With above. St. very deeply grooved! 5-7-39 Conium maculatum L. J 706; M 352; G 618. Near above. All [G] exact 5-7-39 Rumex crispus L. J 392; M 129 unripe fr. With above. 5-7-39 Brassica nigra Koch J 429; M 194; G 438; B.M. [C.P.] 306. With above. (Very common along roads extend now 4-5 ft v more high) Flv unripe fr. 5-7-39 Phalaris minor Retz J 195; M 35; G. 121; B.M [C.P.] 112. With above. Fertile lemma 5 mm, the one sterile lemma 1/2 as long. (In 3 sps in fl col one sterile lemma in all spikelets studied) Glumes 5mm. Wing begins about 1/3 distance above base, broadening gradually to a fairly constant width, then less gradually (but not abruptly narrowing & ended about .5 mm below pointed apex of glume. Edge of wing very sharp part? but finely serrated or perhaps denticulate. Panicle oblong to 4 cm long x 1/2-13 mm thick. Glumes white with

green nerves (See ? P. canariensis of 4-24-39 which as remembered, looked more like this than like P.B. No mation) of P.C - but which, in spicule study had 2 sterile lemmas) 5-10-39 Antirrhinum strictum Gray J 898: A. Hook- erianum Pennell M 463. Flv unisp fr. Poway Grade Laevisere (M) not (J). Fifth stamena slender rudimentary filament 1mm long (not gland small, acute "J"). Sts prac- tically naked with the long pedicels holding almost everything. Sepa very sharply tuberculate but out-growths not exp. "wing-like" now. 5-10-39 Thelypodium lasiophyllum Greene J 412 = Carlanthus lasiophyllus Payson M 188 Flv alv. fr. Poway Grade. Very like all J except "L" of All 406 more densely fruited than our spcc. Petals only 3,5-4 mm (not 6mm "M") but as desc. J. "sepals ...scarcely the length of the narrow petals." Sepals 3 mm long. Petals white, lower lvs purple [See 5-25-37 5-10-39 Cryptanthus microtachys Greene M 437; J? Flv fs. Poway Grade. Exactly as desc. Nutlet one. Style less than 1/4 as long as nutlet. Flwnt & C. intermedi flwfs nearby.

5-10-39 Phacelia grandiflora Gray J 818; M 408 Flv adv fr. Poway Grade. Very conspicuous in recently burnt place. Exactly as desc. except corolla blue when first opened, turning lilac. Fls 18 mm long overall. Corolla 3 cm wide. 5-10-39 Silene laciniata Cav. J 365; M 167 Fl Poway Grade. To 2 ½ ft high. Sts v calices very glandular. Petals bright red (red f Am. flag, no trace of magenta or what R.B.K. calls "crimson"), such as B.M. & P. 367 calls "scarlet" in desc. Lycopis chalconica. Corolla, when disgag first open 1.5 cm but later spreads to 2 cm. Petals sometimes more than 4 cleft. Calyx erect. Fls looks very much like ill (T) of S. californica but range as well as height are against this Mr. Corell 5-20-39 verified ident from spec observed along road, 6-25-39 Flv nurise fr. Corrivo Rd hill in northern part. Capsule not exactly 5-10-39 Malacothrix Clevelandii Gray J 1002; M 591 Fl v fr. Poway Grade. Exactly as desc except heads not "nod ding in the bud" as desc for genus. M 5890 590 and J 981 v 1001 5-10-39 ? Denthena bistorta Nutt J 685; D.- Noole M 342. Flsfs. Poway. By leaf desc this would be O. micrantha since petals 4 mm (near tip) at & faded when stud- ed but observed to be small when collected). But habit & general effect very like O. J 5-1-39 whose-

"petals are fully 10mm long. Our plant differs from 5-1-39 in being more hairy & glandular & in bracts i.e. to 14mm) Fl. found at very base of, as well as all along st. Seeds dark (seal) brown. 5-10-39 Lotus salunginosa Greene J 55; M 258 Fl. unspfd. Poway Grade. R.B.T. now convinced this and Lotus (3/18 3-23-39 & L. a - . Seeds many. [?] 5-10-39 Erigeron foliosus Nutt J 1056; M 534 Fl. Poway Grade. Style tips as desc. for E. This identification reached by leaning heavily on L (M) or probability? locus. Very like ill. Fl. heads 2+ cm diam. ligules 1.5 mm wide, numerous. Does arises later whether this could have been a Corethrogyne q.V. 6-14, 7-28 and 8-8-39 5-10-39 Hypochaeris glabra L J 96; M 587 Fl. Poway Grade. Frequent. Ident sure (see ?? ?4-6-39). No hair few scattered (but visible) at diff. bais on edges, v multsib. beneath. [See 5-14-39 5-10-39 Filago californica Nutt J 1062; M 539 Fl. Poway Grade. Exactly as desc. Ill. M (F) good. At one stage after inner achenes has fallen, the outer bracts spread star-like, each wooly bract enclosing achene v covered by the inner, glabrous bract. Achenes as desc. (F)

5-10-39 Melica imperfecta, Trinit. 48; M 52. Fr. Poway Grade. Spikelts not more than 4 mm., with one perfect fl.? The rudiment oblong, 2mm., white, appres- sed to palea v conspicuous when fl. dissearticulates (above glumes). Glumes, lemma & palea purple with scarious margin tawny, giving infla variegat- ed appearance. 5-10-39 ?? Festuca octoflora Walt J 82; M 56; G 161; Bul. 772 p. 30. Fr. Poway Grade. (since lemmas pubescens pubo var. hirtella Piper, (see T.V.M.) to 6 cm high; sheathed with many slender sts. Infl about 1.5cm, a somewhat 1-sided raceme. (suggestive) Tribe Horde- ae but spikelts not sterile.) See G. "panicle --- us- ually reduced to a more or less second raceme" which fits ours plant nicely. Rachilla disarticulating bet. flts so that each flt falls with the joint next above it attached as ill Bul. 772. (lowest flt into rachilla joint next above remains on plant with the glumes, after all other flts have fallen. Lemmas about 4-4.5mm. overall, which 1-1.5mm is awn. Ill. (Bul 776) good except our plants much shorter. R.B.F. considers this ident very probable 228 = B. filifolia wats. var Orcuttii Jepson T 5-14-39 Brodiaea Orcuttii Baker M 90; (A) F 8 Kearny Mesa. Perianth to 2 cm. Filaments 4-5mm. Another 5mm umbelo 3-4 flts on spreading pedicels

2-4 cm long. Very unlike B. capitata in general effect. 5-14-39 Bloomeria clevelandii Wats J233; M89 Fr. Kearny Mesa. Appendages form a rounded fleshy bead, each side of filament. Style 2mm v hence about same length as ovary. [6-29-39 Fr. Kearny Mesa. Pedicel now to 5 cm reddish black, with crepe-y looking surface. Joint in pedicels not found. Capsule 4-5 mm high. 5-14-39 Hypochaeris globosa L. J796; M587; G863 Flv j2. Kearny Mesa. Spp (??) 4-6, 5/10}-39). Outer, acute achene has pappus with conspicuous matted plume on lower part of bristles acdsc in Compst & 5-6. Inner, beaked achene has bristles more sparsely & inconspicuously plumeose. P.B.K. did not notice this on spp of 5-10 prob because achene may have fallen from fully ripened heads & this char easily overlooked in heads not fully ripe. Plant common along road v the little daisy like achene liberally strewn about. This diff in pappus not mentioned in M, J or G. Note: both sorts of achene have some shorter, non-plumeose bristles. 5-14-39 Microseris platycarpa Gray J991; M586 Fr. Kearny Mesa. Exactly as desc. Ident as succ as poss without fls. Sto 1 1/2-4 in, slender [5-16-39 Flvfe. Kearny Mesa.

5-14-39 Pogogyne A. bransii J.T. Howell M449T Fl. Kearny Mesa, Arison calyx xtractarticulated. 5-14-39 Psilocarpus globiferous Nutt J1064; M538 Fl. Kearny Mesa. 5-14-39 Chorizantha polygonoides T.v.G. J299; M127Flv fr. Kearny Mesa. (Prob near Pogogyne. Certainly not seen everywhere). St., involucres noddals, red. Calyx pinkish or whitish, inconspicuous. Basal lvs to 1.5 cm. (2-4cm

5-14-39 Gastridium ventricosum Schinz v T. Thell. T120; M44 Fl. Kearny Mesa [6-29-39 Fr. Kearny Mesa. 5-14-39 Deschampsia lanthonoides Munrovar. gracilis Munz M45 inc in Aira lanthonoides Trin TIII. Fr.(mostly fallen) Kearny Mesa. Fits desc exactly (R.B.K at first puzzled became in some spikelets upper grain had fallen making spikelet floral 1-fl. later several found def 2-fl.) 5-14-39 Festuca megalaria Nutt T82; M56 Fl. Kearny Mesa Exactly as desc. Lemmas very scabrous (20x) Ciliation very evident in upper lemma where grain not developing. 5-16-39 Lotus hamatus Greene T555; M760. Fr v remains of flo. Kearny Mesa. Sts very thin & wiry & (now) naked below infl. Fr. exactly as desc. & as ill [T]. Unmistakeable. Seeds(2) 3mm x .5mm, along 5-16-39 Lythrum hyssopifolia L.T664; M330 Fl. Kearny Mesa lvs frequently so nearly opp. as to be confusing. [6-29-39 Fl vph. Honey Park -> Eocotolido 5-16-39 ? Trifolium microcephalum Pursh T541; M255 Fr. Kearny Mesa. Sts slender, ascending, several

5/16/39 several, to 3 indigle. 2t, lvs, invol. v calyx all def. pubescent wth spreading hairs. Invol. certainly cup shaped until after fr. falls off when cap is still not flat. Invol cut about halfway to base into 7-10 triangular lobes which with subulate tip. (Invol no otherwise for this.) Calyx 3mm, its lobes as long as tube. Calyx lobes broadly triangular with pungent subulate tips; margins below tips scarious v denticulate (20x). Withered corolla reaches to tips of calyx. Needs many fld; about 5mm diam. No other species in W seems possible. Lfts about 5mm long. Cf. with bit of plant (col accidently) thought to be T.amplectens v with T. xidentatum of 5/1 and of 5/6/39. 5/19/39 Convolvulus occidentalis Gray var. cyclostegius Teps. J7%; M 387 Fl. Pacific Beach vacant lot. Seen very commonly v several times collected & studied since 1-28-39. Facts vary but in light of No distribution R. B. K. has no doubt of ident. As observed corolla looks white but has pink on outside 5/19/39 Linaria canadensis Dum var. Hexana Pennell M 461. See L. c - Dum J 901; G 920. Flv fr. Pacific Beach. vacant lot. Note that capsule opens just below apex with 3 recurved teeth for each cell. (M, J and G all say chinks or pores for Linaria)

5-20-39 Viola purpurea Tell T645; M318 FL Palomar Obs Ovaries only slightly hairy. Plant very like ill (T). (Only other person (M) would be V. lobata Benths var. integrifolia Wats but rootstock as desc (M) is at - marked below lefty summit" (T) rules this out.) Spurs very short. 5-20-39 Vicia californica Greene T582; M272 FL at young jr. Palomar Obs. Corolla only 14-16 mm hence one suspects V. villosa Roth but (see G526; B.M.G.C.P.392) one plant not "many-fl" (fls 4-6, via one seen? ) not resembling V. Calcea; and "limb of standard" not "a half or less as long as claw" (limb almost twice as long as claw). St. 4-angled v not very marked gig. gag (see M.v.T for V.americana Mull) but plant weak. Hrd def villous pubescent (as V.c - is desc.) v three plants collected at ± 6000 ft. alt. Lvs fairly firm but hardly "subcoriaceous" (M); the truncate ones denticulate at apex as desc (T). Corolla whitish, tinged more or less with lavender-purple. Pods glabrous. ? 5-20-39 Lupinus ex cubitus Jones T532; M 252 FL Palomar Obs. (R.B.K. does not know whether this the same as L seen along route which Mr. Covell called "a variety L. albifrons"). Our plant answers better to keys v desc of L. ex cubitus. Keel "broad, not narrowed"

5-20-39 "narrowed at small base" (M) and def ciliate along all upper margin except the final 2 mm at tip of lumen. (T). Pedicels "appressed pubescent" (T). Banner glabrous with only very few hairs on fold at lip or backs. (T) 5-20-39 Lotus crassifolius Greene J 578; M 257 Fl. Palomar (col. by Mr. Correll pers. at Crestline). Exactly as ill. (T) (R.B.K. had expected this to turn out to be an Astragalus) Fluodv. fl. 5-20-39 Ranunculus californicus Beetle J 387; M 175 prob. var ludovicianus Davis. Palomar. Obs. St defluousy with horizontal hairs esp. below. Hairs on upper parts just v loose less spiking Lvs most like ill "h" (T) but cut almost to base v ditto sharper. (but not as much so as ill (M)); more cut like ill "b" v "c" ) ill (T). Fls 13-17 mm diam. Petals many (from R) v oblong-nal as ill(T) (see 5-25-39 5-20-39 Stryx officinalis L. var fulvescens Murr et Th. J 759; M 373 Fl. Rd to Palomar (after turning off the Rin- con-lake Henshaw Rd) just above the Prism Camp. Lvs cordate in spec studied.

5-20-39 Nemophila rotata Eastw. T814; M405 (pres var. integrifolia Munz West M405) FL Palomar Obs. Corolla fully 7mm long. Note: Calyx lobes w/appendages accresent in fr. Measi manual W seem to be fn fl. Anthers delices on side toward corolla. 5-20-39 Platystemon californicus Bentle T397; M199 FL Palomar Obs. Looks very like plants 3-20-39v lates except that los appear almost like basal tufts of peduncles more scape-like. Oldest fbs now show no sign of "fruits nod- ding" (as in var mutans which, acc. to R.B.K.'s memory, showed this clear at early stage. 5-20-39 Phlox gracilis Greene T787: Gilia -- Hook M393 FL v fr. Palomar Obs. Exactly like ill(T) except plant more congested and agrees exactly with desc. (los. simple, lower pp, appx alt.; stamens def megall, inserted v def included) except that R.B.K. cannot see that corolla is "constricted at throat" (tho there is no flare or funnel effect at throat. 5-20-39 Mentzelia dispersa Wets T651; M320 FL Palomar Obs. Family & Genus sure. (In MoLery one looks for this under "seeds lying horizontal" as the seeds certainly (in one gaw) are horizontal but none of these species fits our plant) 3 in height, has every look of annual. Very like ill(T) except

5-20-39 except that all lvs entire and all fl about the same oblong shape, none "ovate" as desc will. Stamens (in more cases) ? Style does not seem "split at apex." Petals 4 mm. Calyx lobes 2 mm. 5-20-39 Moutzelia gracilenta T.V.G. J652; M 320 Fl. Palomar Obs (Col by Mr. Corvell.) Corolla 10 mm long, calyx lobes 5 mm long. Stamens many. Filaments slight- ly dilated at base in withering fls; not in buds but R.D.K. would not call them "somewhat united at base" (J) Orules promise seeds as desc (T). Stems light (heavy?) vlole almost glabrous to eye, but their inconspicuous hairs like those on lvs show (20x) the same texture as in M. disperma. Upper lvs (on one out of 2 plants) entire. Bracts subtending fls on both plants broad- ened v-which at base v sharply notched? Other lvs are narrowly oblong with rounded lobes. 5-20-39?. Collinsia Childii Gray Parry J905: C.— Gray M465 Fl v very young fls. Palomar Crestline. Calyx membranous bet veins (i.e. thin & transparent enough to show dissecting needle) but this char. easily overlooked. Ovaries 2 (in oldest fls 2-5 mm+) pimples on back v or cavated ventrally. Corollas almost white 8mm (or poss. more). Calyx, of fl, 5mm.

5-20-39 ? Sidalcea malviflora Gray T636; M305 Fl v almost ripe fr. Palomar Obs. Frequent bet Obs & park- ing place. Plants w fhs look very much like under- nourished spcc. } S. m - (corollas 12mm long] Carpel hair beaks 1mm long with hairson tip. (as describ d m- ) Some fhs with somewhat small corolla had no pollen in anthers. (Only other poss tobe considered in this section Greene) See 4-16-39 which frequent spcc seen later. 5-20-39 ? Thalictrum fendleri Engelm T381; M173 F Bud. Palomar Obs. Diverions fhs lfts def gland-pub- screlent beneath leave no question of ident acc to (M). 5-20-39 Lotus Arigonus Greene var histellorcs Otley T551; M 258 FL v abd: fr. Palomar Crestline. Looks very much like L. a - (see 5-1-39) except for the soft not-appressed pubescence on st, hs, pod & calices. Seeds as in L. S- but (T) larger. [Frd same 5-25-39 Inspir- ating Point. 5-20-39 ? Cryptantles micrantha Johnston var lepidc Johnston T847; M 426 FL v fr. Palomar crest- line. Roots lower parts sat def reddish-purple (but when studied after 3 days in water no stain obtainable) St slender with few or almost no bract to infl where each fl is def bracted.(J) To do gynobase.

5-20-39 gynobase (M) Nuclelets exceeded (by half their own length by what might be considered a nucle thickened style (dif from other C. studied up to now). But in fl. this member looks no different than style of another C. (species not yet determined col. near by). Corolla 3 mm diam. 5-20-39 Prunus demissa Dietr J506: P. virginiana L. var demissa Sarg M 341 FL Palomas Obs (also seen along road near Crestline). Suggests P.v— of the east but still looks different. Pubescence on hrs beneath on peduncles obvious to eye. 5-20-39 Gilia FL Palomas ? Prob at Crestline vals at Obx Very dif to ident. Strongly suggestive?) ?G. tenuiflora Benth var. carnifolia Munz M 394 J 5-25-39 Differs in that plants are shorter (6+in) with often several branchels from base (or with simple stems). Sts glabrous or with gland tipped hairs. St almost di-less. Basals pinnatifid or only toothed. Calyx 3 mm; corolla 15mm, its tube well exserted. Corolla in lobes coloring v genual look very like G J 5-25 tho no such def. spots found at base. Pedicels often 10-15mm Stamens not redif. unequal than in G J 5-25 (where inequality is very slight). In spite of dif. R.D.K. thinks this v G J 5-25 closely related varieties

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.

5-20-39 Quercus chrysolepis Liebm T274; M110; McM,77, No. Palomas Crestline. Lvs. flat, outside glabrous, very like T. Fig 305a (our lvs. col. slightly Spring toothed. Effect lvs. on tree very dif from the strongly convex lvs of Q. agrifolia. (Fls not studied?) (But consider poor Q. Wratzelii var frutescens P.B.K. cannot be sure spec was more than 6 ft. high. 5-20-39 Quercus Kelloggii Newb. T276; M108; McM182 No fls fr. Palomas Crestline (Name supplied by Mr. Covel) (See 4-8-39 5-20-39 Libocedrus decurrens Toriz. M185; T56; McM 117 No fls fr. Palomas Crestline. (Ident by Mr. Covel) in Cal. Only native tree with foliage of this general type south of very northern part of State (ie. Humboldt Co.) 5-20-39 Abies concolor Lindl v Gord. T53; M18; McM,66. No fls fr. Palomas (perhaps near Obs). This v (See 2-29-39) Pseudotsuga macrocarpa Mayr are only native trees with this type of foliage in "Southern California" (M). This has smooth lvs. scars. So no question id. entity. *Note: Mr. Covel pointed out also what he called "Douglas Fir" a name belonging to the other v more northern, Pseudotsuga of California ie P. Taxifolia Britt T52 =P. Douglasii Car (See McM99) Mr. C. also pointed out "Yellow Pine" ie Pinus ponderosa, (See 2-29-39)

5-20-39 ??? Potentilla Bolanderi Greene var. Cleve- landii Jepso J495 = P. B— Greene var Clevelandii Munz v T&N. M 292 Bud. Palomas Obo. Ident quest- ioned only because buds very young vs fl. in poor condition when studied 6-3. Very like ill (M) 5-20-39 ??? Carex subfusa W. Booth. J74; M J173; M74 Fl. Palomas Crestline. Ident seems probate considering age & spec vs poor condition when studied 6-3. 5-21-39 Cirsium occidentale Jepso J1167; M 588 Fl volv. fr. North foot P Paray Grade. Invol. densely very conspicuously lobedly. Spines purplish with yellow tips. Corolla purple, its lobes 10 mm long. Heads 2 in high overall. (Thus C. Californicum Gray [see 6-29-32] seems impossible) 5-25-39 Eriophyllum confertiflorum Gray var. laxi- florum Gray J1116; M 565. Flv fr. Inspiration Point (3 miles from Julian). Some heads almost sessile but many are peduncled. Those at tip of main st. with peduncles to 15 mm making an umbellate effect. Thus infl. much looser than is usual in E. c—

5-25-39 Leptodactylon Muttallii Rydb. var. floribundum. Tepos T407 = Gilia Muttallii Gray var. floribunda Munz M 399 Beyond Cuyamaca Lake towards Descanso. Rt 79. Stgasseured disk if to have effect of verticillate lobes. Flo fragrant. Calyx lobes very sharply-tipped but not prickly. St minutely puberul. leuthros with occasional hairs near base. 5-25-34 Viola Douglasii Steud T643; M 817 Fl. Cuya- macula Lake. Lvs grayish elliptic, lvs glabrous, but have short stiff hairs. Back up pen petal very brown as are lines on face of other petals. Segments of lvs long, to 5 mm wide, rounded at tip. 5-25-39 Thermopsis gracilis Howell var. velutina Tepos T515 = T. Californica Wats M 246 Fl v young fr. Cuya- macula Lake. Only T in M evident, not doubted but note pedicels all shorter than the persistent bracts v R.B.K would surely have gone wrong on Isbey. 5-25-39 Trichostema lanatum Benth var denuda- tum Gray T 863; M 440 Fl. Inspiration Point v Rt 79. Reacts flower part finifl exactly like lvs (M says

"leafless" [no hairy but not] lamate beneath. Suff has purplish wool only towards tips. Middlelobe of lip has 2 conspicuous spots outlined with yellow. White. Corolla 1cm overall; stamens 1.75cm (See 6-19-39 for species. 5-25-39 Penstemon spectabilis Thumber J911, M470 Flvfrs San Pasqual. No doubt [ident.] all(J) good. Corolla 3cm long 5-25-39 Linanthus parviflorus Greene J805= Gilia lutea. Steud M 398 Fl. Cinfamuela Lake with Thermopsia. Corolla def. yellow, sometimes with brown spot at base of lobe. Tube 15-20mm long, very slender. Corolla lobes 4mm long is open fl 8-9 mm diam. Floral bracts v calyx gland-pubescent. Calyx scariosa from sinus downward (to base? Mv [both say not.] Stamens v stigma exserted more than 3-4mm from throatie "scarely equalling corolla lobes"(M) This seems to rule out var. longistylis. Our plant much like Fig 778 J, but more dainty. 5-25-39 ? Gilia hemiiflora Beath var carnifolia Munz. M 394 See G. latiflora Gray var carniflora Teps J798 Fl. Inspiration Point. 16in tall. Very defomais st with strongly ascending branches throughout 1/2ly mostly at base but well formed sub-tends each branch from stem. Hairson basal lo but most of plant

5-25-39 plant glabrous v glaucous except for "hack-shaped glands" [infl.] lower lvs 3- & upper lvs 1-pinnatifid. Calyx, 4.5mm long. Corolla 10 mm long, its lobes 5mm long. Tube exerted from calyx only from point where it widens i.e. 1-2 mm. Corolla pale bluish with 4 spots at throat on each lobe (2 darker lilac-purple spots v below them 2 yellow- greenish spots: these are conspicuous but very plain (20x) (See G. of 5-20-39). No pedicel more than 2 mm. 5-25-39 Crucifer. Inspiration Pt. Flv adv. fr. Nodesc. in M.T. fits this. Best wild guess leads to Thelypodium lasio- phyllum Greene #4/12: Caulanthus lasiophyllus Payson M188. See 5/6-39. Lower lvs lilac ill 40 & 2 (T) Upper lvs pinnatifid into very narrow, rather distant, linear lobes; no lvs clasping st but spid with retrorse hairs near base v lovie lvs hairy. Upper parts glabrous. Pods slender varicate spreading (love me in 5-10-39); none reflexed tho longest is now 4.7cm long. Sepals 4.5mm. Petals def. yellow 6 mm. Our plant seems sure to fall into Miskey #3-5 or f2s this is best guess in spite of discrepancies 5-25-39 Sanicula tuberosa Torr. J700; M350 luvpe fr. Inspiration Point. Not not col. but ident sure.

"los v habit exactly like ill (T) v tuberculosa on fs very day" 5-25-39 Sanicula bipinnatifida Dougl T 699; M 349 FL v slv. fs Cynanchum halei L fill 6982 & H very good. 5-25-39 Hymenopappus filifolius Hook var lugeus Jep T 1128 = H. lugens Greene M 562 FL Inspiration Point 5-25-39 Wyethia orata T V G T 1079; M 547 FL Inspi- ration Point Papurus consists only crown with ± distinct teeth at corners St Abt 6 in high with 4 alt br Terminal flower subtends a short ped. nucleid fl v each of other brs a bud Los as ill (M) but shorter thanee more nearly orbicular (or almost than broad: 7 cm x 9 cm), Plant not scapose as it looks in ill (M). St fuzzy. Los also fuzzy but are stiff v harsh to touch St with distinct resinous odds (But consider poss Balsamorhiza deltoidea Nutt T 1078; M 547 found north of Los Angeles) 5-25-39 Phlox Douglasii Hook var austromontana Jeps ov Mason. T 786; M 390 FL Inspiration Point

5-25-39 Bulb. Inspiration Point. (Assumed when col to be a habitate because of strong resemblance to Massumbium). St. as col. 1½ in at ont, obfusely square, white more less opp., very rugose, crenate, broadly rate, to 3¾, grey-green glabrous above; more so beneath. Flo indivise whole maxila with linear bracts having hooked spiny tips. Calyx (or istam invol- cere?) stellate pubescent v glandular with 10 (or more) ribs with hooked spiny tips v ring erect hairs at throat. Within this somewhat similar tubular member with hooked spiny tips enclosing what may (or may not) be a abortin staminate pariesite. All very peculiar. Just possibly this may be Massumbium vulgare L. T 865; M 471; G 696; BMG CP 648 gone very wrong. No def. odor when plant studied a week later [?]. with M. 26-12-39 suspicious ident. strengthened. 5-25-39 Lotus Flo very young fr. Inspiration Point. Sts prostrate, to 2½ ft, almost glabrous but on older (main) parts but younger parts, lvs, calices etc all obviously abuggy pubescent (hairs not at all apparent). Lfts 4-5; largest 20x13 mm; racis much flattened. Infl of several fls (6-8 or more), on short peduncle, with one large (usually as long as ped.) lft.-like brt Fl 7mm overall; Calyx tube 2mm, teeth 2mm.

Calyx with very slender, obary pubescent exo. To- wards tip. Coroles 2 (1 of which only one seems to be developing). Most adv. ovary looks as though fork might be curved with long beaks. But guess is L. eriofoliusus Greene J553; M 350 (ford. var Neermanii Ottley as more common. 5-25-39 Micropus Californicus F.vM. J1061; M 538 Fr. Cuyamaca Lake with Thermopsis. Exactly as ill (T) and as desc (b except that R.B.T does not under- stand “receptacular bracts ---- tipped with scarious appendage” (M). Bracts now rounded over top.) This tip is the fork, the scarious lateral appendage shown in (T) Fig 9456 which R.B.T has been considering remainder of corolla. 5-25-39 Cryptantha Fl. on ridge pr. Inspiration Point. Perhaps only a form of C. intermedia Greene J848; M429. But effect dif- ferent from C. i- as seen elsewhere. Corolla tiny (less than 2mm diam). Nutlets 1.5 mm long, ovate, acute, def. papillae on back. Bristles on calyx somewhat tanney as fr. forms. Consider poss. ? some form of C. muricata Neel vs Maebe M430: C. muricula- ta Greene J848.

5-25-39? Diplacus ferriscens Nutt J 919 = Mimulus - stend M476 Fl. San Pasqual Grade. Corolla yellow to salmon color (Many which seemed to become as these passed on way to Palomas 5-20-39). R.B.K. cannot fit this to any of the yellow fld species in M. [J] says D. fp - "varying to yellow faintly shaded mixed". [Mr. Gardez says plants seen 5-20 Prob M. longiflorus Gt Grant var. linearis Grant. M476. And yellow fld a spec. in San Pasqual region likely to be hybrids] 5-25-39 Thyranocarpus lacinatus Nutt J 447; M 201 Fl. San Pasqual Grade with abov. Remains flds not enough to show char. Pods 3 mmndiam, sutics more nearly "obicular" than in all (M). 5-25-39 Aretostaphylos pungens H.B.K. J 747; Uniplx M 369 Fl. Inspiration Point. Frequent but only one fr. found. Exactly as desc. as far as this stage shows. except some lvs. obtuse (always mucronate) at apex. Fls. still mostly green in color tho' beginning to turn. Nutlets now separable. 6-5-39 Abronia A) Flv adv. fr. Mission Beach. Common v prob same as 3-6-39. R.B. Know queries whether both may be A. umbell- ata Lam var platyphylla Munz M 149 = A. alba Eastw. var. platyphylla Jepd. T 38. Bracts 6-7 mm long. Lvs often def tho only slightly serrate. Wings of fr. not "very thick" as desc. for A. marina (J). But fr.

is to 14mm high (overall) by 14mm wide (when meas. with wings flattened) B) [illegible] young fr. Mission Beach Only one spec. col. on bay side near limit of vegetation. Too much thicker than A) & plant more hairy & sticky to touch. Leaves not sinuate. Bracts to 10mm. Buds look as this flower might be smaller & darker than A). Oldest fr. now 9mm long, its wings narrow & thick (i.e. more like ridges than wings in comparison with A). But all this may change as fr. develops. If A) & B) are diff. species I feel B) is Arionium marinum Nutt. J337; M'148' 6-5-39? A triplex leucophylla Dietr. J 326; M 139 ♀ of blo adv. fr. Mission Beach, bay side about 1 block south of Announcement Center. As to color & surf. v general appearance got. v low this is same as A) J 4-4-39 then guessed at as A. decumbens Wats: A. Watsonii Nels (I so guess J 4-4 was wrong: (1) plants monoecious & (2) bracts def. warty) Lvs to 2.5cm long. Alt. (presumably all this same on secondary branches so close together they seem of pts.) Bracts 7mm long and e.x.t.s. not nearly as "globose" as ill(J); warts conspicuous. The 3 merms I got plainly seen as they dry. This seems only found in M. [6-21-39 Flore Pacific Beach, foot of Loring St. Fl. & A) valv. fr. F2. def. globose. Ident sure.

6-5-39 Distichlis stricta Rydb. ex Fawcett v west M 52. See D. spicata Greene J 94y Bull. 192 p. 58 (ill good from plant). Of fl. Mission Beach. Many f inflo. Collected are q frs have not developed. Sterile culms very characteristic. 6-5-39 Stephanomeria virgata Beetle J 998; M 588 Fl. Mission Beach (See 1-28-39). Plant 9 in high. [6-7-39 Fl Lake Hodges. Plant 19 in high. Flo open from top just down- ward] [7-28-39 Sorento Rd. Plants 3-5 ft. Frequent along side elsewhere. 6-5-39 ??? Salicornia ambigua Michx. J 391; G 369 = S. pacifica Standl M 142. No fl fr. Mission Beach. Bay side. Certainly perennial from woody creeping base. Looks very like one I species known on Cape Cod. 6-5-39 Merembryanthemum crystallinum L. J 342; M 154; B.M. q.C.S. 257 Fl. Mission Beach. 6-5-39 Baccharis Fl & ofrs. Mission Beach. Same shrub col 3-6-39 v then thought to be ? B. viminea DC. J 1040; M 536. But question still not answered. Teeth on both lobes are evident to see; 3 nerves perfectly plain when if held against light; ho glutinous enough for paper to

"adhere to them" v the newer has look "brightest lustrous green" (T) as opposed to "rather dull green" Paprus (of ♀ fle) only minutely scabrous (20x) 6-6-39 Anthemis Cotula L. T 1136; M 572; G 846 Fl. Balboa Park, vacant lot opp Zoo. Fl-head (not foliage) has the char. "ill-smell" 6-6-39? Sisymbrium altissimum L. T 421; M 192; G 429 Fls unisexual & with Anthemis. Seems only poss. seeds in loc, w/folders margainless, incumbent. Pods erect, rigid, very spreading, to 10 cm long, valves 3-nerved (so that dry- ing pods is ridged. (Pods so rigid plants seem almost prickly - tho pod not sharp pointed - as one well among them.) Its almost if less now and some & pepper mat. its are simple v very narrowly limes; others have very short, inconspicuous linear lobes near base. 192. near base has broader lobes I like it ((G). Petals (dying when studied 6-11, 7 mm long def. yellow. (Mv & say they should be paler). As to M's key p 184, R.B.M. finds authors "sagitt- ate" def'to understand. Pod 1.5mm wide thick (M says less than 1 mm.) G's disc "hardly thicker than the short thickish pedicels" perfect. 6-6-39 Plantago erecta Morio T 956 - P. Northeriana F&M var. Californica Poe M488 F2 (See 3-9-39). With Anthemis, Plant 11 cm.

6-6-39 cm tall with many scales surrounding stuff of very long-woolly linear lvs (effect very like lil #262 in M). Needs certainly "dull brown punctata". 6-7-39 Eriogonum fasciculatum Benth var foliolosum, Stokes J 813; M/22 Pl. Lake Hodges let. Escondido and Rancho Santa Fl. Exactly as desc. Lvs, if flat, would be narrowly oblanceolate. 6-7-39 Chaenactis artemisiaefolia Gray J 1123; MS 67 F 84 fl. Near above in same region botanized 3-23-39 (doubtless same species) 6-11-39 Eleocharis Fl. La-Jolla at water plant in park-way along shore let. Casas de Maria on rabbit hole in well. Style 3-cleft (-in several heads carefully examined). Achene lobes so short would develop "trigonus". Style base now "manifestly distinct from apex achene". Rootstock seems to be creeping with several sts arising from same point. Culms 8-18 in, very lax & weak, distinctly flattened (1 mm x 1/2 mm). Basal sheath dark-red-purple at base, hardly oblique orifice (except as mode to loose by a definite tort on one side). Spiklets now 6-10 mm long. Scales oblong with apex rounded (when fresh), dark purple with green mid rib (which turns straw color)

Annual v def. hyaline border. Bristles several (5 counted in one case), unequal, inconspicuous (at S.), white, dorsally barbed. Using M. (from which T. differs widely on genus best question is E. Parisii Britt 7148; M68) (considering disc. v locus.) 6-13-39 Verbera prostrata R.Bs T 858; M 437 Fl valyfr. L.T. Canyon. Conspicuously hairy. Infl.bas basis gland- tipped. One apike (past fling) 1 bin. Fling portion of spike fully 10mm wide. Spike after fl-ing 5-6mm wide. Bracts as long as calyx in buds at tip of spikes but shorter as bud grows nearer fl-ing stages or later. Fl-ring scattered at lower portion, more dense above. Bracts olate, alter- uate into longial tip, 3mm long. Venipae nuflets show some cross-veins. Corolla def thice purple, 6-7mm long. Corolla sparsely hairy outside in region of thiest & inside in a ring just above antlers or in tube in vertical line behind lower lip. 6-13-39 Santucca glauca Nutt T 965: S. Coerulea Raf collected M 495 Fl.v young fr. L.T. Canyon. Note: has few new growth smoothly obvate, narrowed at base, very abruptly tipped (tipped short to merit term "acuminate") v serrate from shortly above base quite to tip. Infl.has greenish cast & pleasant odor not like S. canadensis. L. Cyprer less regularly rayed than S.C-- acc.to R.B.K's memory & C.

6-13-39 Clephanthemum Coronarium L. J; M573; B.M.G.C.P.759 Flv young fr. L.T. Canyon. Rays whitish with def. yellow base. Cf'd with Anthemis Cotula. from nearby with much finer foliage. 6-13-39 Chaeuactis glabriuscula DC. J1124; M=567 Flv fr. L.T.Canyon. 1dim high. Branched from base v higher. Stv (vls?) still show signs of "thinly floccose". Bracts v corollae gland-puberulent. lf-seg short, blunt, narrow but rather flexy withal (i.e. appropding verte). Inv1. bracts narrowly linear with tips no different from sect b bract. Ace (v/M) distribution v pretty normal & desc. this might be var. Orcuttiana Hall. But papery paleae not "nearly equally equaling corolla" in dick fl(J), nor esp. "long" (M). Paleae 2-3 mm dten acute; usually unequed (T. sayson paleae marginal florenque). Achene dark with appressed, stiff hairo; the margin achenes halfenfolded in invol bracts. 6-13-39 Amaranthus graecizans L. J334; M146; G372 Flv fr. L.T.Canyon. St not strictly erect but not "prostrate" (M). Seeds 1tmm wide (not as much as 1.5wide) Cl. (M)v(G) vlessthan 1mm "thick" J (M). (Only this form would be G. bitoides Wats). Whids wrinkled. Sepals seem to be 3.

6-13-39? Erigeron linifolius Willd J1054; M535 Fls fr. L.T. Canyon. At least 13 in high (st not st but at jared broken at or near base. Infl a panicle made up of 2-3 main st (raceme) w/6 branches below racemes with 2-6 heads; the whole infl (from base of branches) being about 3 1/2 x 2 1/2-3 inches. Heads before fully opened 5-6 mm high. Infl 4-5 mm high. ? flo many, consisting of very slender tube (3+mm) w/3-toothed limb (so short that R.B.K. would have considered heads discoid), style branches same length as lint or shorter (This rules out any poss of Conyza). Perfect fls in centers comparatively few, only slightly yellowish. Achenes linear flattened. Bracts linear- subulate; tip (slightly purplish) w/edges of inner ones narrowly sagaline. St lfy linear hairy. Stalk appress ed hairs with longer spreading hairs inter- mixed. Both kinds of fls seem fertile (if so can't be Balearis. 6-13-39 Polygonum aviculare L. J289; M131; G358. Fls fr. L.T. Canyon. 6-13-39 Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum L. J342; M154 Kearny Mesa Fl. (First collected 4-16-39 on Country Club Heights, La Tolla "Petals 4 mm" (M) hence longer than deed TJ) [See M. J 6-19-39

See 8-8-39 as poss. this being var. rigida: var nigata 6-14-39 Corethrogyne filaginifolia Nutt var J 1042; M 527 Fl v young fr. Slopes above Sunset Cliffs (Point Loma). Genus perfectly desc. [T] & [M.] w this "strictly erect" only poss species. Of the 3 vars desc. for S.D. none fits our plant exactly. Tomentum obvi- ous on st & lvs almost to top and (20x) clear to top. Traces only of tomentum on invol (20x). Invol with def. stalked glands (20x) but hard to judge whether (M.) would call stalks "long" or "short." Tips of bracts def. spreading-sceneved. Invol. of opened bracts 8 mm or poss 9 mm [certainly not more than 10 mm]. Plants col. 4.5 dm. (R.B.K. thinks others were taller) Lvs all entire; lower lvs to 5-9 mm wide, upper ones narrow. Perhaps best guess is var. in- cana Carby M 528: var pacifica Hall J 1043 x if not then var nigata Gray M 528 (See var rigida Gray J 1043) [See 7-28-39 Fl v young fr. var linifolia Hall] [Spec. from Crown Point shortly after 6-14 seemed very like those from Point Loma on 6-14] 6-14-39 Marrubium vulgare L. J 865; M 441; G 696; B.M.J C. P 648 Fl v fr. with above. (See 5-25-39) [6-17-39 Fl unique fr. Donells Rd. 6-16-39 Cressa crexillensis H.B.K. M 386 See C. cretica L. J 780 Fl. LaTolla along shore. Fl. parts tften abortiv: corolla lobes often 4; stamens often 4 but with 5th abortive petaloid. Ovary often 1-celled with 2 ovules & stigma stylos one in most fls studied & then ovary having a sort of

"one-sided look (Only one flower w/ 2 styles v 2-celled 4-celled ovary from both several studies?) No doubt identifed. 2 small bracts at base of calyx. "Calyx summit very long-hairy" (J) [7-28-39] Ft. Sorento Rd, along marsh. 6-17-39 Chorizanthe Californica Gray J300; M136 Fl. Sorento Rd, dry bank in hills of northern part. Bracts conspicuious. Calyx often with a smaller 4th tooth. 6-17-39 Trichostema lanatum Benth. J863; M440 Fl. Same stretch, rid as above (See 5-25 for var denudata). Corolla 2 cm overall; stamens 4 cm. Spots on lower lip outlined in white (no yellowish cast as in var. [?] 5-25) [7-28-39] Near specimen of 6-17, Fl. Corolla more blue v tormentum white so that effect growing is less purplish. No other dif found when studied. 6-17-39 Lotus americanus Bisc. J553; M258 Fl/v adv fr. Same stretch, rid as above. Corolla 5-6mm. Fr. more 2 cm long. Sts to 4.5 dm. Calyx tube 2mm, the subulate teeth 3mm (in fl). In fr. Xitle spreading v 4mm long. 6-17-39 Scrophularia Californica Cham J906; M465 Fl. Same stretch, rid as above.

6-17-39 loniceea subspicata H.VA. J 969; M 496 FL. Near above. (Acc to M. this must be var. denudata Reldres as he not whitish beneath, v are practically glabers, beneath). Corollas 12mm long, cream c la with tube tinged purplish outside. Young sts. dark purple. 6-17-39 Antirrhinum Coulterianum Beetle J 899; M 462 FL v muipe f2. Near above. (As f lobov bluish cast ppro. forma Orcuttianum Munz M 462). Infl much more dense than ill (J) suggests; more like ill (M) and after fl-ing the one-sided infl still more dense v spicate. Fertile branches well developed? 6-17-39 Selvia apiana Jeps. J 872; M 446 FL. Same stretch fidas above. Connectiv v filament joined in such a neat oblique splice that it is easily overlooked. Ill "b" v "c" (J) exp good. St.-part of infl del. bluish; bracts v calice tinged bluish. Corolla v tip & style also have enough blue to give a pale lavender look to infl. "Ernulate" (M) better describes middle lobe than "fringed"(J) 6-17-39 Frankeinia grandiflora C.v.S. J 640; M 314 FL. Sorrento Rd bet. Highway v R.P. (see 1-20-39). FL (before study) mistaken for a Lythrum. Exactly as desc. vill

6-17-39 Lavatera assurgentiflora Kell. T627; M 306; B.M.D.C.P. 485 Flozr. Sorrento Rd, stretch along R.P. (Especially seen commonly around L.T.) 6-17-39 Sida hederacea Torr T 631; M 310 Flat edge of Rd, near above. Seed plainly pendulous. 6-17-39 Anemopsis californica Hook. T 286; M 102 FR in various stages, Sorrento Rd, stretch along R.P. St. partly with obscurely septate but not "ludlow" (T) nor "nodose" (M) hairs in axil & clasping st-lf, hair petioles v lower edges ciliate. 6-17-39 ? Rumex salicifolius Weinm. T 392; M 130 Fz. Sorrento Rd in hills, northern part. (Cfl with R. crispus L, found very near by.) Species questioned because no callus grains, thomid rib sometimes considerably thickened. (Poss. was more vigorous) Tepa discarded because panicle not at all compact valt. far too low acc. to Tepas.) This abnormality might be result of growing in place certainly not esp. "vet." Also lvs are not perfectly foliate (except in comparison with the curly edged R. crispus) Lvs narrow & willow-like, often

6-17-39 often leadish - purplish in color (glaucous insect, this the bloom does not rub off). Sts to fly up to infl. Infl more open, branches longer (some to 6 in) than desc seem to indicate. Fruiting sepals (often) reddish, triangular, 3mm long, more or less erose towards the base. No other species in M seems remotely possible. 6-17-39 Pieris echiiidea L. J 995; M 588; G 864. Fly young fr. Sorrento Rd. stretch along R.R. (known in Majorca). Note conspicuous white tubercles on lvs. Rays pale than dandelion-yellow. Stigmas greenish-leaf color. 6-17-39 Scirpus campestris Britt J 155; S.—Brittonae paludosus Fernald G 193; S. paludosus A. Nele M 66; Bv B. F2 with Anemopsis. Spikelets 2.5cm long. Achenes 3 x 2.2mm. 6-17-39 ? Scirpus aenetus Muhl. J/53; M 66 = S. occidentalis Chase G. 192 (acc to M.). Fly fls. Near above. (See 28- 39 possibly same species). Greatest difficulty evident is the 3-cleft style (Sapee studied) (M vs Tany 2-cleft; G, says only "achene biconvex"). Achenes flat on one side, convex but tending toward triangular on the other. Sts. terete (slightly flattened but not at all angular). Spikelets 12mm long. Achenes "not 2mm wide" (M) and 2.2mm

"long" (G), dead-olive green or benomile (certainly not "almost white" as desc. for S. californicus M) Bristles flattened but whitish, v downwardly reflexed. (not "red v short hairy or plumose" as desc. for S.califor nicus). Achenes minutely roughened (20x), erect 1-2.5 cm. Infl. about half-way set T=47 v 148(J) [6-29-39 with S. Olneyi; some styles 3-cleft, others 2-cleft. Scales "red-dotted" (G). 6-17-39 Juncus rugulosus Engelm. T 205; M 82 F2. Sorrento Rd, in hills of northern part. St v lvs "minute- ly transverse-rugose" (20x) as desc. (M) v ill(T). Infl. much as in Ethl Fig 230(J). Seeds about .6mm long with longitudinally transverse lines (20x). Perianths v capsules now pinkish brown, v the slender achymati short pointed capsule longer than perianths 6-17-39 Cuscuta californica Choisy J 781; M 385 F1 Early. Sorrento Rd in hills of northern stretch. (On plant which may be an Eriogonum varius quite un- guessable). Very like ill (M), Fl .5mm long not count- ing reflexed corolla lobes or 5mm if discounted. Every lobe as though capsule would not be ovate to conic. Calyx translucent. Scales mere ridges as desc. (J) [7-28-39] F1 Sorrento Rd or Eriogonum fasciculatum v Artemisia dracunculoides. Ovary def. flattened on top with orange-colored base. Anthers conspicuous because of v- flexed lobes of corolla. Conf with C. subinclusa 8-4-39. 6-17-39 Melilotus alba Desv. J 534; M 252; GJ10; B.M.JEP.40x. Fl. Sorrento Rd, stretch along RR.

6-17-39 Artemisia Palmeri Gray T 1134; M 575. Bud. Sorrento Rd. Shortly no. J R.R. crossing. Styles broad & divided (2x). Marginal flo perfect. (Irontheill MS) A. Douglasiana Bess 6-17-39 Oenothera Hookeri T V G T 681; M 339 Ft. Sorrento Rd., stretch along R.R. Petals 4 cm long (very showy). Oricles strongly angled. 6-17-39 Holcus halipensis L. T 144; B.M.J.E.P. 105; Bull 972 p said. 267: Sorghum halipense Pers. M 30; G 95 Fl. Same region as Oenothera. No question identic but hard to arrange because char. arrangement of leasile v pedicellate flo easily overlooked. No awn found (at S). B.M.J.E.P. says "usually awnless or not prominently awned". Bull 972 says "awned & awnless" but shows awns in all as does (T). Inside the 2 firms, indurated glumes, A.B.K. finds only 2 delicate hyaline members (ie sterile v fertile lemmas but no palea found or fertile lemma v palea found but no strib lemma.) 6-17-39 Foeniculum vulgare Gaertn T 717; M 355 = F. - Hill G 616; B.M.J.E.P. 564. Fl. Sorrento Rd. Very common around L-J.

6-19-39 Mesembryanthemum Cult escape Flo young fr. This is the small silvery rose M. carpeting edges of walk along coast in L.I. Very common in gardens. Not in B.M. or E.P. or Tur. M. Effect of plant very like somewhat like like M. nodiflorum of 6-13 but differs thus. M. nodiflorum M. ---- ? Herbaceous, many spreading Woody creeping, prominate branches from one ▼ slender st. & branches root. Poss. annual or biennial Must be perennial? Lvs die, leaving Sts. naked after Lvs clothe st making fling. Lvs ciliate at base a carpet. Not ciliate at Flo subsessile with outlending base. holotracts around young fr. Flo peduncles 1-2cm long & more slender than Flo. No ▼ to holoembraces young fr. Petales white, 4 mm or less Petales bright cerise- rose 8 mm. Young fr now 10mm high Young fr now 5mm high v & bloomie to continue smaller than M. n ---- Flo heads turn reddish Plant still green after lvs die v fall Both plants covered with fine vesicles which allow little dif (20X) Lson main branches to 17 mm. Lvs found are 10mm " linear Lvs slightly thicker & bone stiddle.

6-21-39 Cotyledon (see C. lanceolata Brew & Wats J 453) = Echeveria lanceolata Nutt M 213. Pacific Beach, foot of [illegible] Common. Properly descr in (M), not in (J). Radi- cels def short v stout. Corollas often with only slightest reddish tinge (ie yellow) at first and turning red with age. Calyx lobes triangular-ovate. 6-21-39 ? A triplex decumbens Wats J 356 = A. watsonii Nels M 140 Flo v fr. Pacific Beach. Foot of Loring St. Cfd with A. leucophylla 6-21 (see 6-5-39). No pars. confusing the 2 species [a T.S. v psd, even earlier]. Sts slender, woody, [illegible] (in A. l-thick, almost succulent v pinkish under surf) Lvs relatively narrower, some lanceolate, well taper- ing to acute apex. Bracts compressed, def broadest at or near base v tapering to acute apex, [often shaped much like Indian arrow-heads; “triangular, trun- cate at base” (J) good desc] not tuberculate but usually def. the slightly erose. Many st coll conspicuous with the "♀ glomerules in sealed terminal spikes" (M). One st coll has only ♂ flo fr with no signs of ever having had ♀ glomerules. But the others (from different plants) with the conspicuous ♀ glomerules frequently have a fr at base of glomerule (perhaps more so many frs had fallen in box) v also fr in axils for lower on the branch. (M says “dioecious” hence R.B is query about ident. J does not mention this char.) This seems only pars in M. Surf or lvs very similar to that on A. leucophylla.

6-21-39 Axirifex californicus Moq. T326; M138 F1 (See 4-4-39) Fl. Pacific Beach. Foot flowering St. As many (as desc.) from a thick (almost woody) taproot. Sawy only as noted 4-4-39. St now bare below only a few of the longer lvs (10/15mm) remain on upper parts. But branches & tips & sts thickly covered with smaller lvs (at most 5mm) which (before coll.) made R.B.K. think it might be Cressa globulosa except instead of hairs would always clearly distinguish the 2 species) Bracts taper to deltoid base (not ± truncate as in A. decumbens), so that greatest width is not conspicuously "below middle". Bracts often gaping. Plant heavily fruited & occasional remains of terms found above ground. no other terminal spikes (which are to M. and T. ± expectable). Seems to be no other pars in M. Bracts entire & not appendaged. (R.B.K. inclined to think 4-4-39 the same species) 6-21-39 Caleile edentula Hook. var. Californica Fern. T422; M143 Unripe fr. Pacific Beach. Fort G Loring St. Unmistakable R.B.K. does not know how var. differs from species G427 6-21-39 Tetragonix expansa Murr. T342; M153 Unique fr. With above Note 2 of the [several] fr. Abnormal in that from upper part of calyx tube grows another (no) smaller fr.

6-21-39 Isocoma veneta Greene var vernicoides Tepas J 1029 = Aplodappus venetus Blake var Munz M 522 Fl v young fl. Pacific Beach, atp to beach at ft. glorin gt. Aplodappus seems only pro genus in M. and Ericameria or Isocoma acc to T. (Lo are resinous by lowle v smell v in some lights (20x) look even glandules punctate but by no means "conspicuously" so as disc. for E ricameria group. see T's desc. for I. v- -v- "somewhat glandular in dument" ). Our spec very like ill M) except flz entire. Beacts like ill M, the outer ones with "green acutik tips" (M); the inner ones thick yelowish v of husk. (certainly not def. "herbaceus"(T) Our plant look with straggling branches of perhaps 2 ft def. woody [7-27-39 Fl Blunt gt. T. Poss same species but 60.5 hrs. Truffy cottony v in fl. tracts not "glandular" but somewhat cottony at tip. Key leads to nothing else. (See 8-8-39 6-21-39 Amblyopappus pusillus N.VA. J/123; M566 Fl Fort glorin St. Surely same spec. as 4-4 & 4-80. R.B.T. concludes must be A. p - -. in spite of discrepancies. Achives Blake. 6-25-39 Perezia microcephala Gzay J1014; M574 Sorrento Rd, hills of northern part. Structure of corolla plain. Heads have much the effect for Bacelasis. Pappus now longer than corolla. Beacts purplish or purple edged. "Antlers with long tails at base" (T)

Style branches thick & blunt at tip [6-29-39 F&L Poway Grpde where plants wth no flo were coll & could not be identified 5-10-39. Style yellow w/ purpled tip. See 7-28-39 6-25-39 Cordylanthus filifolius Nutt M 483 (See C. rigidus Jepson otherwise J). Early fl. Sorrento Rd In hills, northern atketele. Exactly as desc. Note: bract of op.p. calyx is entire very like calyx & quite unlike the finely lobed subten ding bracts. Corolla now very flat whitish-yellowish w/ purple markings (The finely described low general look of plant made R.B.T. think, before seeing flo, it might be a Hemizonia) [8-4-39 Spec (field) in N&H Hist Museum C. rigidus

6-25-39 Panicum 39 cm long. (This argues against pro. S. Parisii vasey J126 = S. coronata Thunb vardepauper. aka Mitchel M38) But culm not "very stout" (W lowest part coll (pres near base) only 2+ mm thick; M says 4-6mm thick at base.) (See Mas to integrating of species with var. v note begins var as above 300 ft. Our spec. coll pres not abv E 500 ft certainly not 1000 ft.) When col. plant thought to be tall spce of S. pulchra. Arms last day in lorde) also signs of being "twice bent" 6-25-39 Calochortus Weedii Wood J236; M94 Fl. Sorrento Rd. See Northern part in hills. Petals to 3.5cm. Desc vill glabro in fl good. Note: hairs surrounding gland more or less within (short) membrane at very base. This base as well as base of hairs scattered on surface of petal brown-purple. Hairs around gland converge towards tip, making a dense tuft & hiding the "naked" gland surface. 6-25-39 Delphinium cardinale Hook. J376; M171 But Sorrento Rd northern part in hills. Fls not open when studied (6-20) but calyx plainly scarlet. 6-29-31 Nelanthus annuus L. J1076; M549; G833; B.Mg CP. 766 Fl. Rdbet Panels Santa Fe's & Del Mar. (Other seem, persaw weeds, in nearby fields.)

H. is only poss. genus (v plant has all the familiar looks of Salm. Flores) but achene is not 4 sided. H. annua seems only poss. species but desc. in manuals not very convincing. e.g. disk corollas yellow except on inside of Dbes(the part which shows in head, the pulplish color of disk being large- ly furnished by stamina & tips of chaf). Invol bracts very broadly ovate & very abruptly narrowed into long subulate tips (These tips conspicuous in bud). Achene now hairy [8-4-39 Mr. G. prints out space freely] at Nat. Hist. Museum with days deeply left. 6-29-39 Cirsium californicum Gray J 1165; M 582 Fl & young fr. Ranelio Santa. FL. Corollas white (or with croft a slightest touch of lavender) Heads 1-1/4 in overall (J). Invol 15mm high x 20mm overall wide, hence much smaller than C. occidentale Jepso [See 5-21-39], much less conspicuously arachnoid very deft narrow? at summit (usually more so than in most extreme of Jo'ill). Mo'll may pos as to invol: shape & s pines. Corolla throat (ie slight bulge where filament inserted) and lobes each 6-7mm. No confusion with C. occidentale possible. 6-29-39 Godetia quadrivilnera Spach J 670; M 336 FL (almost past) vinipele fr. Poway Park -> E serendio. Calyp tube 4mm, lobes 5mm. Petals 7mm., rick purple, "spot," if any, not conspicuous in withering fl. Stomons practically leafless. Capsules very strongly 8-ribbed.

6-29-39 Eremocarpus setigerus Beuth T575; M283 Fl v fr. Poway Park -> Escondido. Hairs at "stiff" not "stinging" (M). Loo soft to felty to touch. P.B.K does not find "4 or 5 glands at base of ovary" (M1 & T) 6-29-39 Atriplex Fl v fr. Poway Park -> Escondido. Decumbent v spread- ing mat-like with very many, very slender, stiff (not quite woody), yellowish branches from a thick woody base (so that plant seems bound to be a perennial. General color effect light grayish green. Loo bracts closely scurfy (i.e. scurf not in globules as in A. Californica 3-6-21 and 4-4-39) which in habit v general looks plant strongly suggests. Fruiting bracts very diff from 6-21. Fr. bracts sub- obicular 3 mm x 3 mm with sharp (obvious tho short) dents except towards the +/- cuneate base. Bracts hard & woody (as R.B.K. knows in no other A. v) slightly closed machine, occasionally slightly tuberculate on sides. (This woodiness suggests A. vexa which otherwise acc to desc differs from our plant in many chars.) No conspicuous terminal spikes of fls. General effect of plant leads one to think fls floximised. Possi- bly however, fls are in that inconspicuous terminal spikes this fact being obscured by small outtending lvs v by one or more fr-bracts at base | each 2 globules,

"lvs lance-oblong, entire. largest lvs mm long with very many or secondary branchlets smaller. (Poss. large lvs hair fallen from main branchlets) 6-29-39 Amaranthus blitoides Wats T384; M146; G372 Flwr. Poway Park → Escondido (under wheels & parked cars). Chk wth A. graecizans. Found along same road. smooth forming mats. Defin that A.b- has sts purplish, prostrate, glabresc; A.g- sts erect bushy, whitish, roughish with papillae (20x). A.b- lvs less abruptly narrowed at base and many lvs have obscure light spot about middle (this hardly shows in lf when studied in house but gives the growing plant a def. mottled look - at least some stems). Bracts vs pale as desc. (T) v (M). Dust. iii A.b- has not the spiny tobe? A.g- . A.b- seeds about 1.7mm diam. v little much larger than seeds of A.g- 1+ mm. Seeds of both black & shining. A.b- infls vs purplish; A.g- infl green → whitish. A.b- article irregularly puffy just above line whee top breaks ||| not as finely rugose as so (at least sometimes) in A.g-. 6-29-39 Juncus phaeocephalus Engelm. var. panicula: Jxw Englern. T 207; M82 Part flr ing but no seeds found, Poway Park → Escondido. Choice list bet. this v T.xiphoides Meyer. Lvs 5-6mm wide (i.e. too wide for T.p. - v right for T.x-) but in other char. more like desc of T.p. var. p.- Certainly

6 capsule 6-29-39 Certainly general look much more like Tó ill #234 than like #239. Styles well exserted (1-1.5cm) T. (of J.x - "stigmae barely exserted"). Perianth certain- ly 4-5mm (M). Each of four plants has inflorescence equal to one of the main branches in Tó ill #234. 6-29-39 Scirpus Ólneyi Gray J154; M66; G191 Unique fr. with above. Involved 2-4cm but bracts scales v anthers ("with very short, blunt, minutely bearded tip" G) make ident sure. 6-29-39 Cryptantha micrómeras Greene J848; M428 Fr. Almost surely on clear parallel burn at foot J Poway Grade where Phacelia grandiflora found 5-10-39 (Note: the plant then ident as C. microstachys Greene was found at same place and may poss. have bee, this with only one - the odd, smooth - nutlet developing but R.B.K. thinks prob. not; esp. considering length of style.) Our plant exactly? desc. M. (To desc. inadeq.) Odd nutlet often smooth but sometimes as papillate as the other 3. In fr. (a.t.s. - deal ripe) all 4 nutlets not always found. [Perhaps some not developed, or some fallen] Odd not plainly axial. *except style slightly surpasses the consimilar nutletso v equals the odd one)

6-29-39 Hemizonia virgata Gray J1090; M556 Flw Prdb Kearny Mesa fort Pony Grade; poss further on id toward Escondido. (Not studied until 7-20-39 when corolla withered) Excellently desc v ill (T). "Intra- apical beak" very distinct. (Cfd w H. fasciculata T. v G) [8-4-39 Flw fr. From Mr Gardner Nat Hist Museum. Idet by Mr G. 7-28-39 Rhus diversiloba T v G. J608; M 292 Fr. Doranto Rd, northern sketch inclle. Exactly like ill (T) except lvs less nearly entire. 7-28-39 Rhus trilobata Nutt var malacophylla Munz M 293 inc in P. — Nutt J 608. With above Fr. v buds for next season. Lvs exactly as ill (T). Spikes 8 fr. v buds arranged in simple or compound spikes 7-28-39 Cucurbita foetidissima H.B.K. J660; M498 Flv fr. Sorrent Rd, sketch along marsh v seen elsewhere. Evil odor in fl. (not inclo v et.) 7-28-39 Citrullus vulgaris Schrad B.M.gc.C 936 Flw v q and young fr. Edge frd in vicinity of Rhus. Lvs looks like watermelon v plant like desc B.M.GC.P. But young fruit.

7-28-39 fruit spotted (not striped). Drupe densely cover ed with longish, soft, white hairs which leave most ly disappeared from young fr. (size of walnut) No members Cucurbitaceae in T.M. like our plant. 7-28-39 Lactuca scariola L. T 997; M 573; G 866 Fl v fr. Sorrento Rd frequent. St conspicuously whitish & has rough-hairy both sides, prickles on midrib continu e in a line for some distance down st. & has con- s picuous vertical joints. All lvs, even the tiny brect-like lvs & inf strongly auriculate clasping. Achene with 5 (or 6) distinct, roughened nerves (20x) on each side; "dull olive green" with purplish spots (20x) 7-28-39 Chenopodium ambrosioides L. T 321; M 136; G 366 Fl v fr. Sorrento Rd, a sketch along marsh. Lvs def "repand-dentate." Calyx lobes rounded on back (not carinate). This raises question var. antielminticium Gray but (contra) spikes are not "quite lf-less (M)." Spikes ±15mm long are succeeded by lfs about same length & each glom- erule of fls is (at least 2fw) succeeded by tiny brect as long or longer than glomerule, especially toward apx spike. 7-28-39 Ambrosia psilostachya DC. var California

M544 inc. in A. perfortaelya DC.J1106.G828 Fl ovq.with above Plants also seen vert. in fl. along shore in h. Toll. 7-28-39 Phloxinia arbutifolia Lindl J508; M228 Fl v young fr.Sorrento Rd v frequent around I.T.Antlers, at first greenish, soon turn dark. Sometimes all 16 stamen not found.Frequently only one cell vinit or only one seed maturing( tho 2 cells v 2 ovules in each cell found) "Tomentose pubescence

7-28-39 flo. approx. same height. Scales simpI. otherwise. Effect very like ill #350 T. 7-28-39 Corethrogyne filaginifolia Hall var linifolia Hall T1042; M528 Fly young fs. Sorrento Rd in hills. St, lvs vinol hoary, lvs linear. Tips of bracts spreading formulate (at least conspicuous vs utata all appear) Bracts have no glands. (See 6-14-39 for ? var incana) Cfd with C. from fields at Crown Point 8-4-39. (very likely same spec as 6-14.) Difference in bracts invol. striking! 7-28-39 ?? Artemisia dracunculoides Pursh M575 See A. dracunculus d, T1142s. Bud. Sorrento Rd in hills But too young to be sure this is A. but general effect correct. If so this is only poss. in M. (No lower 3-clefs collected?) Olor faintly hyspericine-ise not like the plants thought to be A. tridentata Nutt var angustifolia Gray (see under 2-25-39) in same vicinity [8-4-39 labeld spec(fresh)] seen at Nat Hist Museum. 7-28-39 Gnaphalium beneolens Davidson T1068; M542 Bud. Near above. Herbage permanently somewhat with "greenish-yellow cast." Inv too withered for study but allor st. narrowly linear, not decurrent (see T pro and M contra). St fine tall, slender with slender branches from base to tip making elongated panicle. Buds ob lanceolate to narrow ovate, sharply pointed at tip. Bracts white (slight greenish or ?yellowish fringe)

Our plant had evidently had original st. broken near base v now consisted of (as also herein notes) also several axillary sts (2 in high) from base. On these the withering involucres def yellowish. Note irreconcilable differences bet. TVM in dese which would leave R.D.K with no guess except that this plant seems surely same as plant of 8-4-39 [8-4-39 Bud from Mr. G at Nat. Hist. Museum. Mr. G G. [species verified by Mr. G, later acc. to label] flabellary. G. benedictus but must be taken to be sure. Stem 15 in. General look & liv. stiff v brisly like 7-28 but tomentum such that herbage gray with no greenish yellow cast. Branches ± confolately in 7-28 this does not conspicuous) 9-28-39 Perezia microcephala Gray J1014; M584 Fl v/fz. fr. Sorrento Rd. (see 6-25-39) Achenes (now) narrow, almost linear, 5/6 mm long, 5 angled, sides rugose (perhaps only because drying immature) glandular. Papfuse 8-9mm? 8-1-39? Aster spinosus Bentle J1049; M531 Fl v/fz. Moreno is shortly north of bridge at foot of Presidio Hill. 5 ft or more high. Stems green v naked below, much branched & need naked above. Fl. looks like Aster vagres with dense general recept- acule alveolate (see Gray 800) Invol 5mm high. Heads 10 mm diam Rays 3-4mm. Plants not spiny in usual sense but the rigid naked branchlets (some as short as ½ in others several inches) may be noted. I say "often with spines 2-6 lines (i.e 4-75mm) long. Only one or two on our plant sneet this require. ment.

8-4-39 Habenaria leucostachys Wats. J257; M100 Fl. From Mr. G, Nat Hist Mus. Idet by Mr. G. Spikes 4 dm = 16 in long. 2.5 cm thick v much more dense & heavy in effect than ill (T). 8-4-39 Zauschneria californica Presl. J667; M332 Fl. From Mr. G, Nat Hist Mus. Idet by Mr. G. No scales or "lobe-like appendages" found. Otherwise like ill (M) v(T) 8-4-39 Trichostema lanceolatum Bentl. J862; M439 Fl. v adv. fr. From Mr. G, Nat Hist Mus. Idet by Mr. G. Odor penetrating - acrid-turpentine, not at all like T. lanatum. Very like ill (T). Note sp. protuberances on nutlet. 8-4-39 Asclepias mexicana Cav. J773; M382; Fl v fr. From Mr. G, Nat Hist Mus. Idet by Mr. G. [8-8-39 Fl. Kearny Mesa, Route 395. 8-4-39 Andropogon sacharoides Swartz. J749; M30 Fr. From Mr. G, Nat Hist Mus. Idet by Mr. G. 8-4-39 Chlorogalum pariflorum Wats J216; M85 Fl v adv fr. From Mr. G, Nat Hist Mus. Idet by Mr. G.

8-4-39 Ciscuta subinclusa Duv.Nig J788; M385 Fl on Rhus laurina. From Mr.G, Nat.Hist.Mus. Idnt by Mr.G. with C.californica) 7-28-39 8-4-39 Physalis pubescens L.J894; M457; G715 Fl. From [species verified by me pce. to label] Mr.G, Nat.Hist.Mus. Greens only mentioned by Mr.G. Antlers only slightly red colored but not yellow. 8-4-39 Apium graveolens L.J706; M354 Flyfr. From Mr.G, Nat.Hist.Mus Idnt by Mr.G. Plant withered but seeds have char. characteristic odor. 8-4-39 Specimens seen at Nat.Hist.Museum, identified by Mr.G.not studied Mirulus Cardinalis Dougl.J929; M472 FL Dipsacus fullonum L.J940; B.MGCP.732=D.F.—LM⁴⁹⁶ F₂. "Achillea Millefolium" (on label) L. Fl. See var.lanulosa Pipes J1136; M572 = A.lanulosa Nutt.G 845

8-8-39 Isocoma veneta Greene var. vernonioides Teps 1029: Aploaapaus venetus Blake var. " Muny M522 Flv fs. Very common, collected in several places v seen everywhere from vacant lots & Pacific Beach around Three Mosento Route 395 across Kearny Mesa. Invol sometimes gummy to lovely; sometimes not. Tips of bracts sometimes square, sometimes not. Inv often to 2 cm long and entire or with few obscure teeth near apex. But in one locus (Kearny Mesa) low to 3.5 cm long with very distant spreading teeth from apex to base. Plants usually glabrous but in one locus (Kearny Mesa slightly east & Marine Rifle Range) also v hirsute. Cottony coughle enough to make a grayish-dusty effect and inv slightly lealy. St all erect v defensibly. R.R.K can not find place for any of these among the other varieties of A. venetus in Muny. The essentials of fl-heads and parts are same in all tho height of invol varies from 6-10 mm. 8-8-39 Chryaopsis villosa Nutt var. J 1035; M518 Fl v adv. fs. Pacific Beach on Riviera Frontera St (conway to Causeway). Invol v hirsute abundantly supplied with sessile cloth stalked glands and with strong v def odor & complex. Upper parts of st also glandular. St, Inv, invol hispid-hirsute. Branches stiffly erect. Inv erect v completely clothing branches, Heads sessile v slightly closing, ruffled edges. Heads few, cymae-

paniculate. Invol 10-12 mm high, the 4-5 outer filaceous bracts (very like uppermost lobes of involucre?) longer. Thin Mong this is prof. var sessiliflora Gray T1063; M518' (But M does not mention odor a glands and achenes tho'seely-hairy are not "densely villous" nor are scales of outer pappus "concealed" as desc. T) Scales? outer pappus ± .5 mm long & plain to see (20X) Could this be var. campestrata Jepso1036 not given for this vicinity. 8-8-39 Corethrogyne filaginifolia Nutt. var. Fl. Various places along rd from Moreno to #395 and on # 395 or Kearny Mesa. Cfd with C. ?7-28 and 8-4-39. Invol about 6 mm high, Glands about as in 8-4 (possi- bly somewhat shorter & pilate but not defas.) Toment -um practically all gone from upper parts of plant. Only diff bet. this and 8-4 are that 8-4 has invol higher clearer (to9d.10mm) with few, widely ascending branches near top just while 8-8-39 is sometimes much branched with glandu ascending or ± divaricate branches. Heads of neither hemispheric. R.B.T suspects these and also C. ?6-14-39 may be var rigida Gray T1043 = var. virgate Gray M528 8-8-39 Baccharis Off Rd from Presidio Bridge leading toward #395.

8-8-39 #395 (See 3-6, 3-23 and 26-5-39). Inv ol greenish, rather pale (brownish smud-colored in bud an old age) not at all the def. purple of 3-6. I no "lucius" rather than "dull" s looks as tho they might be "glutinosa" tho they scarcely feel so, not esp. "bright" green done lo(esp. on branchlets) entire or nearly so but larger lo, def. toothed too' from tip to a below middle with teeth 2mm long. All h.s show def lateral veins when held against light but otherwise thereveins not at all conspicuous. Pappus bristles (20x) scabrous at tip. Dupl. strikes B.B.H as very like that, B. jourd earlier v she is still inclined to think all as the same v ptd. B. vininea DC.T1066; M536 tho poss of B. glutinosa Pers.T1066; M536 to be considered in all cases.

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Italian Flora (see information furnished by Giovanni Garin Dec. 1931) Adriano Fiori, Nuova Flora Analitica d'Italia etc. I v. 1923-1925 II v. 1925-1929 Adriano Fiori, Iconographia Florae italicae 2nd edizione 1931 (In Aug. 1924, R.B.K. inspected at the Geneva Botanical Gardens: Adriano Fiori & Giulio Paoletti, Flora Analitica d'Italia 4 vols also a vol. 2 figures 1931.

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Sample labeling. Carex bermediana, Hensley Paget Marsh, Bermuda May 7, 1929 R.B. Kennedy Gray Herbarium folders are 16 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches

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A.S.L.E. M.L.F. Tofieldia glutinosa - inf. not elongated but spathulata Pronunciation Tefson versus Gray Acalyphla Empetrum Fiberre hickers 2-27-39 --- 64 cards 3-10-39 --- 38 " 102 3-26-39 --- 27 " 129 4-2-39 --- 42 " 4-7-39 --- 175 " 198 " 4-15-39 --- 87 285 4-24-39 --- 18 248 5/2 --- 15 263 5/14 --- 22 285 5/19 --- 12 297 6 --- 42 339 6/2 --- 8 347 6/26 --- 31 378 7/4 --- 18 396 7/20 --- 1 397 8/3 --- 9 406 8/10 --- 12 418

G.H. Botanical folders 16 1/2 x 11 1/2 index Water fn. Dial? at Barachois Brook, PE. Find out if (from St. John's) 9-21-30 Nos 554 & 555 were sent to G.H. or are they at Kilwood Col: Cladium from across river Thalictrum .. " Carex gynocrates .. .. .. ? Rynelapoa capillacea from behind cabin ? Adspidum cribleatum " " " 9/7 #922 Thial #923 Danacostegia #924 Carex limbosa 925 Cladium 1937. Tomales notes in red ink. 6-13. Cypripedium acaulis. 7-11. Drupopsis 7-19 Poa N.Y. Herald Tribune 12-14-37 quotes "Organic Diversity" issued by Columbia University Press as saying that the number I described species of flowering plants is around 133000 and flower plants 10500.

P 7-3-37 Valeriana septentrionalis Rydb. (G), B0B #285 Fl adv. fr Dumps Pok. Que spec only found & here not carefully studied bfore pressing. It seems surely a V. vis very like ill. No stamens visible. Style def. exserted 7/23/97 Ganerus articularus L. G 247. DB Cabii. Prepared for G.H. Sept 20, 1987 906) Ranunculus sarmea #476 907) ie R.Gmelme DC. 908) 909 ? Valeriana septentrionalis Rydt 910 ) ? Thalictrum alpinum L. 916 ) 922 } 911 ? Carex triflora Dewey var. Billingsii Enght 912 Utricularia intermedia Hayne 913 V. minor L. 914 Carex C.vaginata Tausch

915 Carex ?? C. saxatilis var miliaris Bailey 917 ? Junerus stygius L. caramicenus Buckenau 923} 919 Chelme glabra L. 920 Rynchospora capillacea Torr. 921 ? junero articulatus L. 924 Carex ? Carex linosa L. 925 Cladium mariscoides Torr. 926 ?? Sporobolus uniflorus Senb. v Merr. 927 ? Carex gynocrates Wornsk. 928 Carex ?? C. saxatilis var miliaris Bailey 918 discarded

#906 6-20-37 Rammerling - Same as #426 by 8-10-30

Acetosum Adianta Bicknellii (F.W.K#174) = Spiroceratium Bickellii Wolff Carex oedipostyla Bunn Adv. f. rps. F.W.K. 3-21-34 Formentera (Isla Colonca Valley) 6-5-34 " Garage pearls. (Tv R.B.K. ident. seems correct v only one passage. to Barcelo. Articles slightly but surely pubescent. Les Isles d'Hyeres, Ja handiez, pres d'Hyeres, Var. France. Contained 8 plants mentioned by Dr. Lord March 1933 Entum cards v books beg May 1, 1935. F.W.K. reports Aristolochia Bismorci in Formentera on Roca Blanca at Las Aritja also Scytellaria balcarica at Cap de Catalunya and on road to Ariant. A.M. Ayre St. John's, Newfoundland 1935 Agents H. Reeve & Co Ltd London. Part III of Flowers of Newfoundland (or some such title) seen at Dump Pool 7-20-37.

Muscari parnassium Des. Col. E.W.K. Detd, 1933 on Rd from Sta Maria Station -> Sta Maria. Ortca? kelymphora L 5-16-33 Grant EWR plant near RBT 3-18-35 Lunaria rubiflora Rob & Cast Cheamorrhodon rubriflorum Wallf. nar Beacons Knolle Kntt 382 4-27-34 Cl, 5-8-34 y/l, 5-24-34 Sd E.W.K Folmenter Sand Rx. Plant E.W. Kent & Keen (4-13-32 Vallisney) as Kochia glabrata Pers named Kochia Trichodes franeumbers (R.B. nomote) the botanophor as she described naming K p? Some as name plant E.W.K ant Keen (6-6-32 Vallisney) as Arvensa bromoidy for bet named by Keen Arvensana aulesta Ga?

Among the Hills Reginald Farrer, Swarthmoor Bentley. Sep 1929 Dr H. Christ La Flore Suisse et ses origines Alp. Gardens Linnaea Bourg-Saint Piere 1700 M. granite Pont de Nant aux Bex 1300 M. Prof. Warming "The Ecology of Plants" quoted by Mrs C.M. Kennedy 1934. H.N. Dixon "The Students' Handbook of British Mosses" 3rd ed. 1934 rec'd by F.W.K. The Botanical Society & Exchange Club of the British Isles Sess (1933) W.H. Pearshall, Green Isle, Matfield, Kent. (Annual report for 1933 seen at Formentora March 1935) CALDAS DE MONCHIQUE in southern Portugal described by Helen Hern as "one of the most wonderful places for flowers we have ever been to, just a beautiful natural rock-garden". Rec. fr Swiss Botany Aremli's Flora Tchirela (Tchirch) 6 vol illus in color

8-4-33 Circaea intermedia Elrk. Costa II 84; Bon 105, Buth/Co, Geo2, SVTI 471. Fl v young fr. delim opp. Cafe des Narcisses with C. lukewala and other cl of as also with C. l. cf. 8-2-33 [illegible] Valleneus-Babert) De also desc. C. alpina. 8-27-31, Plants 13-20 cm high with rid lobation C. l. due to st glabrous v reddish at nodes, lv glabrous (as desc SVTI) thinn more nearly pluming sharper to thed vs arranged that plant base flat-tipped look under the infl. Minute bracts present (as desc 8-27-31 loosely lax when tip usually much less than 1/6 mm. Sepals 3mm, petal, 3mm or rather less. Petals plainly "in coin" as cf with the rounded base of C. l.- Ovary less nearly spherical than in C. l- and the neck (under opened fl) is rather more than 1/2 as long as ovary (ie neck 1mm as in C. l, ovary less than 2 mm. In C. a- cf 8-27-31 this neck practically nil.) Disk less prominent than in C. l.- Stigma distinctly 2-lobed Young fr def 2-celled w/2 with ovule in each cell. Plants erect from horizontal root stock (about same thickness as st. From two underground root stock arise very slender pinked runners with tiny distant pairs of opp scales. st glabrous below the t gland-pubt infl. Petioles given dlicate brs w/with short up-curved hairson margins (C. l- has sts & pet pub all around with short spreading leaves brs. Tips pub on upper surface as well as on veins beneath 3 infl gland pub.) 7-26-38 hant #941

869-5-10-34 870-5-15-34 870-5-21-3v 876 6-8-34 877 6-8-34 Camp 879 6-12-34- 880 6-16-34 Candanca 881 7-?-34) 882. ". 883 . . . 864/ 7-5-34 Empelac 883. 886 7-16-34 Ran 887-?17-34 Sax u? 890 7-26-34 891-?26-34 Koclenc. 896 9-5-34 Sax 897-8?- Arenaren 898-86 " 899-96-54 " last NO 900 2-3?-35 Mayrica 901 3-13-35 last No 905-5-1-85 Mayrica [88-?c-,] Flora costica-(?) Youngs? 10-14-32 Colonyction aculeatum House BMGCP616F Cult. in garden next east of Terreno Estanes. Los endate. 10-14-32 Kochia scoparia Selwrd Bar 397, BMJ CP250 Caste III 188 Fls fp. Cult. Brought by Ros. 1/6-2mm aless wide. Calyx likes often winged as in mill. Costs. 10-19-32 Dambucera F.bulus L. BM KnII 429, Bar 216, Bar 137 BvH 215, Costa II 230 Fls. Sent by Mrs. Kennedy from Valldemare. [Seen by R.BK along road 20.] V. 9-22-32] To Duro A. [3-24-36] #856, 879, 868, 893