Plant collecting lists, 1931-1960

FIELD NOTEBOOK If lost, will finder please tie securely and return to address below. No postage stamps are required. The Government frank will bring it through postage free. 1932 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY OFFICIAL BUSINESS PENALTY FOR PRIVATE USE TO AVOID PAYMENT OF POSTAGE, $300 Collections numbers BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WASHINGTON, D. C. 8-299

This notebook is of much value to the owner and a reward will be paid should the finder return it to. Reed C. Rollins Botany Dept., U. of W. Laramie, Wyoming

Subject. Date, June 8 Locality, Bridger Valley, Uinta Co. 100 soil on cotton wood. 2 mi W of Ft Bridger 101 " " " " 102 soil under sagebrush - Smiths Fork 103 " along creek Ft. Bridger. 104 submerged in water " " 105 on soil " " 106 submerged in sluggish stream " " 106 / 107 black soil in woods. Ft Bridger 108 soil along stream bank - " " 109 stream bank - near Lyman. 1/0 submerged in stream - Ft Bridger 1/1 on flame wood - " " GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by R. Rollins

Subject. Date, June 8 Locality, Bridger Valley 112 Soil Ft Bridger 113 Soil under sagebrush Smiths Fork. 114 Stream - submerged Lypman 115 Bark Ft. Bridger, - Bark at base of willow 116 Soil near stream, 117 Rotten wood Ft Bridger 118 Tree 119 " 120 along stream " 121 Submerged in stream - Ft Bridger 122 Soil near stream - Lypman. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by R Rollins

Mosses Subject. Date, June 10, 1932 Locality, Blacks Fork near Millburns. 123 Submerged in semi-stagnant stream, 124 Soil under bank. 125. Submerged in stream - maybe same as 123 126. Soil in open. 127. along stream bank. 128. Soil & stream bank. 129. Swampy soil in open. 130. Soil along stream. 131. Swampy soil in open, 132. Bank at base of tree. 133. Soil along stream 134 Soil near stream and base of trees. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by Reed Rollins.

Subject. Date, _________________________ Locality, Black's Fork near Melbourne. 135 Soil near stream, 136 // // // 137 // // // 138 // // // GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8—299 Notes made by Reed Rollins

Subject. Date, June 8/1932 Locality, [illegible] 139 Fort Bridger, June 9 140 Black Fork above Fort Bridger homocera 141 [[illegible]] 142 [[illegible]] 143 Eriogonum 4 miles E of Kayman-June 8 144 Astragalus 145 [[illegible]] 146 [[illegible]] 147 Thermopsis 148 [[illegible]] 149 [[illegible]] 150 [[illegible]] GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by

Subject. Date, June 8 Locality, 151 4 mi east of Lyman 152 do 153 do 154 do 155 do 156 do 157 mss. spring soil near Evanston June 12 158 " Bear River - moist soil " " 13 159 " 160 " Rollins Ranch. Soil " June '15' GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by

Date, East Beaver Cr., Locality, [illegible] Co. 161 along stream - Lone tree, Wyo. June 15 162 11 11 11 11 163 11 11 11 11 11 ( ( 164 do 165 on base willow 11 11 (( 166 do 167 along stream do 168 on rotten wood do 169 soil along stream do 170 do 171 soil along stream 172 submerged in stream do. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by R. Rollins.

Date, 173 Submerged in stagnant stream. Black Fork, June 10, 1932 174 Mrs Ackerman's Garden, Mt. View Wyo. June 15. 175 Sandy Knolls, Robertson, Wyo. July 15, '32 176 " " 177 " " 178 Rocky Knolls north of highway June 15 179 " " 180 " " 181 " " 182 " " 183 " " GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by

Date, _________________________________ Locality, 1932 184 Rocky Knolls north of Hyman June 15 185 do 186 do 187 do 188 Among the Junipers between Hyman & Honthed 189 do 190 do 191 do 192 do 193 do Psilia congesta Hooker. 194 do 195 do GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8—299 Notes made by _________________________________

Subject. Date, _________________ Locality, ____________________________ 196 Among the Junipers Between Hometown & Spring 197 do 198 do 199 do 200 do 201 on rocks Cokeville Lincoln Co. June 21 202 do 203 clinging to rocks - submerged in Smiths Fork do. 204 On rocks along Smiths Fork. Cokeville, June 21 205 soil on rocks do 206 do 207 on rocks do GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by _______________________

Subject. Date, -------------------------- Locality, -------------------------- 209 moist soil on rocks. Cokeville - Lincoln - June 2/1 210 Soil on rotten wood - Spring Swift Creek Canyon * valley 211 On dry rock do. 212 mats in rotten wood do 213. on dry wood do 214 mats on soil do 215 do 216 do 217 Willow base. 218 Soil spring 219 Rotten wood. 220 Soil - mats GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by Reed O. Rollins

227. Marsonia populi (hil) lacc. on Populus tremuloides Michx.

221 attached to moist - springy hillside do. 222 Rock - do - 223 Soil - spring 224 mata - Spring - Salt creek canyon - Lincoln Co. 225 Wgs. Natl Forest Lincoln Co. June 24, 1938 226 do Swift Creek Canyon 227 narrows - Star Valley June 23 228 do diseased and toxicologic specimens 229 Divide - Cokeville & Star Valley June 23 230 do. 231 Cokeville, Wgs June 22 232 Narrows, Star Valley, June 23

239 Physaria didymocarpa (Hook) Gray

send name to Bradford. Subject. Date, Locality, 233 Swift Creek Canyon - Star Valley: June 24 234 do 235 do 236 do 237 do 238. do send name to Orma Bradford. 239 do 240 do 241 do 242 narrows, Starvelly June 23 243 moist rocks - Seepage hillside - Hingle, wy - July 6, '32 244 ", "Notes made by

253 - [illegible] polygoni DC.

Subject. Date, _________________________ Locality, __________________________________________________ 245 moist S.S. Rocko— hingle, [illegible] Co. July 6,'32 246 Soil - Breaks south J ha Grange Laramie Co. July 7,'32 247 Rocko do 248 Platte Valley - near Torrington July 1,'32 249 do " 2, '32 250 do South J " July 1,'32 251 do hingle, Wyo. " " 252 Hawk Springs June 29, '32 Utilago avenue. 253 South J Torr. along road July 1, '32 254 Platte Valley [illegible] Co. July 2, '32 " paridia lematides (DC) Wagner. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by _____________________________

265 Ramularia decipiens etc.

Subject. Date, ________________________ Locality, ________________________ 255 Mosher hole July 8, '32 256 near Hingle July 6, '32 257 Bluff near ha Grange July 7, 258 do 259 do 260 do 261 do 262 do 263 plains near ha Grange July 7 264 Hingle wy's. July 6 - send dope to Mrs Hollingsworth 265 " " " " elm orchard. 266 " " " " GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by _____________________________

Subject. Date, ________________________ Locality, _________________________ 267 Bosher hole July #8 268 State Farm Tarsa. July 11 Hingle July 2. 269. Wheatland July 12, '32 apple tree. 270 Cheyenne July 11 - Holidaypaul - Spiraea - Send inf. 271 do do 272 do do 273 State Exp. Farm - Torrington July 11 - Nematode 274 do Sweet pea. prevalent 275' do apple 276 do " 277 State farm do- 278 do GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by ____________________________________

Date, ________________________ Locality, _____________________________________________________ Subject. 279 Wheatland, July 8 Hay millet. 280 "" July 13 281 do do wild morning glory- 282 do July 14 wild sunflower. 283 do do Lilacs. 284 do do orchard E. & J wheatland. 5 Douglas July 15 Monoyces medicaginus on medicago 6 do July 16 7 do do wild B anchorhead 8 do do 9 Husk, July 17 Tomatoes 290 do do onion suspect on onions no good to read. Notes made by _______________________________________________ GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299

Subject. Date, ________________________ Locality, ________________________ 291 Newcastle - Stockade Beaver Cr. July 18 2 do do do 3 Cowley B. Farm July 23 asparagus 4 Lovell do July 25 do 5 do do do Cercospora rhoina on Blue Trillata. 6 Norland - July 26 - many fields affected 7 Lovell do do 8 do do do 9 do do onion maggot 300 Near Lovell. July 28 1 11 do 2 Tomatoes - Lovell. July 29 GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by ________________________

Subject. Date, Locality, 303 East J Lovell July 29 4 / / 5 Kane Aug 1 watermelon int? some kind. Aug 8 plant has borne as fruit. 6 11 Prune Trees - Aug 9, send inf. 7 named weed - Kane Aug. 9 - Tilley Farm 8 11 & medicinal value - ?lane - Aug. 9. Send inf to Chilloott 9 Kane - Aug. 9 10 Beaver - Aug 10. Sent Brown inf. clover 11 / / do Sweet peas. 12 11 do Holyhock - sent Brown inf. 13 lovell Aug 13 identity weed 14 East J lovell Aug. 15 populus GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by Rollins.

Subject. Date, R.C.R. _________________________ Locality, ________________________ 315 Field East of Lowell Aug 15 morning? 316 do looks more like blight in field 17 Kane - Aug. 16 Tomato plant 18 Byron - Aug. 18 - Few remaining plants in field other out. 19 11 do Cercospora Symphoricarpi E.F.E. or Symphocarps 20 do do 21 Lowell - Aug. 16 Send my to 22 do do 23 Byron - Aug. 19 - Please - send John Jennings 24 Lowell - Aug. 23 From town - Determine if same 25 do collected from factory - species 26 Denver Aug. 24 Ustilago Crus-galli or Echinochloa crus-galli. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 8-299 Notes made by ________________________

327. Puccinia sacrobati (Peck) Bethel 335 Puccinia Xanthi Schw.

{ "text": "Subject.\nDate, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

B 10 28

Henry Lam. [illegible] F.K. Brown

front hall morning. 5. July.

Tow. Ramal 2 Aug.

Aug 13 Tom.

1933 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. FORM 15. FIELD DIARY AND TRAVEL RECORD. Mr. [illegible] Collection Numbers, (Official title.) Period, [illegible] to [illegible] NOTICE. This book is Government property. The finder is requested to mail it to the SECRETARY, DEPART- MENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, D. C., or deliver it to the official whose name appears above. A detachable addressed frank will be found on the last page; by tying this on the cover the book may be mailed without postage or wrapping if fastened shut. 8-3681 GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

INSTRUCTIONS. Every officer or other employee of the Department of Agriculture conducting work while traveling will, so far as practicable, keep a diary in which will be recorded, under an appropriate date entry, a concise statement of all important matters pertaining to such work and also of any general matters that may be of interest to the Department. This diary will be retained by the official preparing same, but will be subject to call by the administrative officers of the Department at any time. When this book is filled another may be secured by application to the Chief of your Bureau. Wm M Jardine Secretary of Agriculture. 8-3681

Collection Number 1933. 324 rapidium (draba)? Powell, Wyo., June 19 325 bapidium (draba) ? Powell June 19, 326. Powell June 24. perennial. 327. powell June 24. 328. Worland - Sept. 11, 1933 Raspberry cane borer - sent to Corkins 8-3681

329. on cottonwood - populus Greybull River Sept. 26, 1933 330. null do 331 null do refer to specimens 332 given Dr Colburn + change number null/ on Salix do. 330. Centaurea picris collected near Powell, Wyoming July 10, 1933. 331 Lepidium draba b. collected near Powell July 12'33 332 8-3681

333 334 Send Dr. Nelson Data on no's 439 443 479 446 335 1 336 337 338 339 8-3681

340 341, Euphorbia esula Emblem bench - along road in field July 21, 1933 first report from Rley mts 342 Mnium sp? collected at the "Links" above wander, Wyo. on quartzite rock in cave Nov. 26, 1933 343 ? moss (Amblystegium junceum) wittle Popo Agie River wind River mts - Fremont co. Wyo. Nov. 28, 1933 soil at base of willows 344 Soil stream bank? at above 345, See not 35-2 etc 8-3681

350 moss collected on a rock along the Popoagie River above Wander, Wyo. Nov. 18, 1933 351 as above. 352. moss (Amblystegium junceum) soil at base of willows little Popo Agie River - with River into - Fremont Co., Wyo between Wander & Atlantic City Nov. 28, 1933 353. Soil along stream bank & as above 354. As above 8-3681

no 355 - as above Soil along stream bank. no 356 as above on rocks in stream no. 357 as above rotted on the base of willows no. 358 as above Base of willows - dryer areas "Mosses" sent to Porter 359 Forming mat over granite rock. Big Goose Cr., Sheridan Co. Mar. 2, 1934 15' west of Sheridan 360 on granite rocks at water edge - as above. 361 on soil at base of granite rocks & at base of willows as - above. 362 - forming mats over granite rocks in shade. as above 363. Soil at base of large granite rocks. 8-3681

364 on soil near stream as above 365 Orthotrichum laevigatum? on granite rocks in open as above 366 Forming mat on shady side of granite rocks - as above. 367 Bogwum argentea? on granite rocks in the open. as above. 368 On soil at base of granite rocks in shade. as above. 369 Soil on rotting wood. Big Goose Creek Canyon - Sheridan Co., Wyoming - April 8, 1934 370 Soil on rock as above 371 Soil on rock near stream as above 8-3681

372. Soil on rocks - moist hillside - as above. 373. Soil on moist hillside riverwnt - as above. 374 Soil on Rocks as above. 375. On limestone rock forming thin layers as above. 376 On rocks in open as above. 377, on bark of willow as above. 378 Rocks near water edge as above. 379 Sandy soil under rock. moist place - as above. 380. Bryum argentum? Soil in crevices of granite rocks in the open - as above. 381 - on rock at waters edge - as above. 8-3681

382 - On thin soil on rocks moist hillside - as above - 383 - Swartzia montana? Moist soil at base of huge granite rocks - as above 384 Dense mats on moist soil. 385 - Dense mats on moist soil in open - 386 Coarse soil oo as above 387. Big Goose Cr 15 mi west of Sheridan - forming mat in soil over granite rock in shade - Mar. 2, 1934 388 Rotting log - Buffalo, Wyo. April 14, 1934 389 Orthotricum on Granite rock 5 mi. west of Buffalo, Wyo. April 15 1934 8-3681

390 on rocks in old creek bottom as above 391 Swartzia montana Soil in old creek bottom as above 392 Mniium nostratum ? Soil under rock as above 393 Soil in old creek bed as above - never saw this before 394. Enclysta Soil under rock 395 matted on granite rocks as above 396. Base of tree as above 397 Bryum argenteum Granite rocks - as above 398 Soil - along banks of old creek bed 399 Soil under granite rocks as above 8-3681

400 Soil on bank of old Creek bed - as above 401 Soil and rock as above R. Mt. Mathe's [illegible] 402 - Sandy hillsides - upper Johnson Creek - Johnson County Wyoming - April 18, 1934 403 - Moist hillsides near Story Sheridan Co. Buffalo - Johnson Co. - April 18, '34 404 - Mertensia protected hillsides near Buffalo Johnson Co., Wyo. April 18, 1934 405 Erythronium Rocky hillsides - upper Johnson Creek - Johnson Co. - April 18 glabrous pl. = Cymopterus acutis (Pursh) Ref. 406 pub. pl. = Bonatium orientale C. & R. Mt. Mathe's Sandy Knolls near Buffalo Johnson Co. April 18 407 Phlox Hoodii Richardson Sand hills east of Buffalo - Johnson Co. April 17, 1934 8-3681

408 Townsendia scaposa (Rich) poster protected hillsides west of Buffalo about 8 miles Johnson Co. April 18, 1934 409 Aneomene palestilla patens Open hill - Story, Wyo. - April 19, 1934 410 Claytonia Story, Wyo. April 19, '34 411 Syntheris wyomingensis (A. Nels) Sandy hillsides west of Buffalo April 19, 1934 412 Hareocrinium montanum Hillsides east of Buffalo April 22, 1934 413 Thermopsis rhombifolia (Nutt.) Rick 6 mi West of Kaycee, Johnson Co. April 27, '34 414 Roadside near Acres Sheridan Co. April 28, '34 8-3681

415 Oxytropis? Northwest of Buffalo May 1, 1934 - S. Knolle. 416 unident [illegible] R? Northwest of Buffalo May 1, 1934 417 Astragalus caespitosus (Nutt) as above Gray. 418 wathryum ornatus Nutt. Var. incanus S.&R. Roadside 4 miles East of Douglas May 5, 1934 Masses 419 Base of granite rocks growing tightly to rock. Piney & above store: April 15, 1924 420 Submerged in streams as above. 421 Growing in crevices on tops of granite rocks - as above. 8-3681

422 Hypnum revolutum? On rocks & soil at waters edge 423 Soil at base of rock as above 424 on water near water edge - on soil _ as above. Phanerogams 425 Delphinium bicolor Nutt. on the mts near Story Sheridan co., Wyo. May 8, 1934 viola canadensis hi 426 as above 427 as above 428 as above 8-3681

429 Rangeland & Hills Lower Tongue River Sheridan County, Wyo. May 15, 1934 430 Euphorbia robusata (Engelm.) as above Small 431 Commandra pallida DC. as above 432 Castilleja sessiliflora Pursh as above 433 Orocaraya glomerata (Pursh) Greene as above 434 Achillea Upper Big Goose River Sheridan County. May 18, 1934 435 Rosa Woodii Lindl. as above - 1/2-1 1/2 m. high 436 Sedum stenopetalum Pursh as above 437 Cornus stolonifera Michx. as above 8-3681

438 Phacelia linearis (Pursh) Nels. as above May 18, 1934 Wyomingia Tweedyana (C. & R.) a. nels. 439 Erigeron Tweedyana C.& R. Steep hillsides at the mouth of Big Goose Canyon May 21, 1934 440 Pentstemon eriatherus Pursh as above 441 as above 442 Antennaria pulcherrima (Hook) Greene as above 443 Mesquerella emipes a. nels. as above 444 Erigeron asperum sc. as above 445 Castilleja linariaefolia Beuth. as above 446 Pentstemon albidus Nutt. Plains - Lower Tongue River - Sheridan Co. 8-3681 May 5, 1934 Fl. cream to white

447 Senecio Fendleri Gray. Var. as above 448 Stenotma armoides Nutt. as above (data) 449 Senecio purshianus Nutt. as above 450 Erigeron Engelmannii A. Nels plaina near Darlan, Montana - Rosebud County - May 23, 1934 451 Calichortus Metallii J. & S. Fl. white - as above 452 Eriogorum crossiflorum Beetle. Var. Textus A. Nels. as above 453 Big Horn Mts - 19 miles west of Dayton - Sheridan County - May 25, 1934 454 Fl. white as above 455 Viola Fl White (as above) 8-3681

456 color - as above F2 purple multiflora a. nels. 457 Phlox - F2 white - as above 458 Morses May 25, 1934 Mniunm Along stream banks - Rocke Creek - Big Horn mts- 19 miles west of Dayton 459 on Cotton wood as above 460 In shade on soil - along under stream banks as above 461 stream banks on soil as above 8-3681

462 - Morrea moist soil near waters edge - Stockade Beaver Creek weston county - July 19, 1932 463. moist soil - stream banks as - above 464 - as as above 465 - soil under rocks as above 466 Dead bark of willow as above 467 soil at base of tree - as above 468 on rocks in stream as above 469 on rotten wood as above -

476 soil along stream & into stream. 471 soil at base of rocks as above. 472 - soil at base of willow - as above. 473 soil in shade by stream as above. ---------------------------------------- Phacelia 474 Phacelia linearis (Pursh) Holzb. Big Horn mts - 19 miles west of Dayton, Sheridan co. May 25, 1934 475 Clematis hirsutissima Pursh. as above. 476 Potentilla glaucophylla Webm. as above. 8-3681

477 Penstemon globosus Pusch. East face of Big Horn Mts West of Dayton - May 25, 1934 Fl. Purple - 478 Mertensia foliosa A. Nels. Fl. Blue - up the Red Grade from [illegible] Big Horn - down the Right Fork Mts - May 26, 1934 479 Penstemon nitidus Dougl. Fl. Purple - as above 480 Myosotis alpestris Schmidt. Fl. Purple - as above 481 Zygadenus gramineus Rydb. as above 482 Silphium spicatum Nutt. subs. cephaloidea (Rydl.) as above 483 Delphinium bicolor Nutt. as above 8-3681

484 Berberis repens Windl. as above 485 Polygonum bistortoides Big Horn Mts - 19 mi. west Wrayton - May 25, 1934 Sheridan Co. 486 Phacelia fraxinifolia (P.R.Br) Big Horn Mts - Buffalo-Ten Sleep Road - June 4, 1934 487 Antennaria reflexa E. Nelson, as above Johnson County 488 Skytropsis pycnocarpa A.Nels. as above 489 Pentstemon aridus Rydb. Big Horn Mts Buffalo-Ten Sleep Road - western slope - Washakie Co. June 4, 1934 490 Cercocarpus ledifolius as above Washakie Co. 8-3631

491 Perstemon laricifolia H & A. as above Fls cream colored 492 Puncturea tridentata Hills near Woods Landing Albany Co. June 1, 1934 493 Cercocarpus montanus Ref. as above 494 Perstemon near woods landing Albany Co. June 1, 1934 Mosses. 495 Orthotricum Bark of Bot Elder - shaded springy location. Big Moore Creek about 10 mi above Sheridan, Wyo. June 6, 1934 496 On dead willows lying across small stream. Swift Creek near Beeton, Sheridan County. June 12, 1934

497 on ashes of old camp fire Swift Creek near Beekton, Sheridan County - June 12, 1934 Phacerosmum 498 wood aster Between Waranie & Medicine Bow Waranie Plains - June 2, 1934 499 Up the "Red Grade" Big Horn into Sheridan County June 9, 1934 500 Viola canadensis W. as above 501 Geranium as above Fls pink 502 Geranium as above Fls white 503 as above Fls purple [illegible] 504 Eriogonum as above Fls pale yellow 8-3681

505 as above Flo pale yellow 506 as above moist ground. 507 as above 508 Potentilla as above 509 Erigeron parvifolius Nutt. as above 510 as above Flo pale yellow 511 Townsendia parryi S. & T. as above Ray Flo blue 512 Eriogonum Rocky hillsides Beaver Creek Sheridan Co. June 12, 1934 513 Rosa as above - plants about 3-5 dm Flo large + pink 8-3681

514 Campanula as above Els purple Disease 515 leaf spots on rhubarb like plant Swamp among Typha - Big Goose Creek Sheridan Co. June 8, 1934 516 leaf spot on what is locally called hemlock Dense thicket growing in shade Big Goose Cr. June 11, 1934 517 on grass - thick growth- disease on basal leaves Big Goose Creek 7 mi west of Sheridan June 11, 1934 518 Rust on same plant as 516 data as of 516 8-3681

519 On Acer negundo b. prairie dog creek - Sheridan Co. June 21, 1934 520 prairie dog Cr. Sheridan Co. June 19, 1934 521 leaf spot on ? as above 522 leaf spot on Symphoricarpos lower prairie dog cr. June 18, 1934 523 leaf spot on Symphoricarpos upper prairie dog Cr. June 20, 1934 524 leaf spot on ? upper prairie dog Cr. June 21, 1934 8-3681

525 leaf spot on Rumex upper prairie dog cr. June 21, 1934 526 leaf spot on ? lower prairie dog cr. June 19, 1934 527 on a vine dense under growth prairie dog cr. June 20, 1934 528 on Taraxicum officinale b. prairie dog cr. June 19, 1934 529 spot on ? upper prairie dog cr. June 21, 1934 530 plant growing in moist swamp (shaded) upper prairie dog cr. June 20, 1934 531 plants growing in open moist swamp as above - 8-3681

532 Witches broom on willow Big Goose Cr. June 11, 1934 533 On Rosa Prairie Dog Cr. June 20, 1934 5-34 ? on Chenopodium or above 5-35 leaf spot on Taraxicum officinale b. or above 536 on Burdock (Arctium minus) or above 537 on Amelanchier? Near Story, Wyo. June 17, 1934 538 on Mahonia repens or above 8-3681

237 on wild plum (prunus americana) prairie dog cr. June 18, 1934 540 shot hole on prunus melanocarpa (prunus melanocarpa) upper prairie dog cr. June 20, 1934 541 wood rotting on fallen poplar prairie dog cr. June 20, 1934 542 wood rotting at base of dead dying tree (box elder) 543 mildew on? (rubus?) prairie dog cr. June 28, 1934 one sheet collected June 17, '34 Phlebiaeogonus 544 belium montanum A. Nels. Tiger Lily - moist river bottoms above Story, Wyo. June 17, 1934 8-3681

279 black soil - moist river bottoms (pines cr.) above story - June 17, 1934 546 allium as above - drier localities. 547 pyrola uliginosa Torr. moist situations as above (pines cr) 548 penstemon rydbergii a. nels rocky situation drier areas away from stream bed. 549 apocynum androsaemifolium h. wheat slough - as above 550 amelanchier alnifolia nutt. dry hillriders - small shrubs = scattered - not in clumps - upper prairie bog cr. June 20, 1934 551 salix borealis h. in the mountains above story, wyo. June 17, 1934 552 campanula rotundifolia h. as above (see purple) same as 514 8-3681

553 Zygadenus elegans Pursh Foot hills above Story June 17, 1934 554 Veronica americana Schwein. mist situations - creek bed of Pinion Cr. June 17, 1934 555 Geranium creek bottom - as above Flo white 556 Castilleja lanceifolia Rydb? larixifolii as above - Flo red+ 557 Ratibida Columnaris (Sims) D.Don. Hillsider east of Sheridan. June 23, 1934 558 Rhus Rydbergii ? as above - Sandy soil- 559 Eriogonum multiceps Nes as above 560 Petalostemum purpureum (Vent.) Rydb. data as above 8-3681

561 Symposcarpos Along Tongue River near Randchester, Wyo. June 28, 1934 Diseases 562 Rust on Hyperthiza lepidota Prairie Roy Creek June 20, 1934 563- on a shrub about 8 ft high Growing in ravines - only areas - East of Sheridan 564 leaf spot on Convolvulus Tongue River below Randchester June 26, 1934 565 Rust on Thalichim? June 26, 1934 Tongue River

568 Viola vallida a. nels. moist hillsides near stry Sheridan County, Wyoming April 18, 1934.

566 Rust. Tongue River below Ranchester June 26, 1934 567 leaf spot on Aclepias? as above except June 27,'34 568 mildew on Rosa? prunus virg. erecta - threidan Co. July 2, 19 34 569 Rust on wild current Tongue River June 27, 1934 570 Rust on wild sourberry Tongue River above Ranchester July 2, 1934 571 Rust on Rosa as above 8-3681

5/2 rust on stinging nettle as above (urtica) 573 leaf spot on wild currant as above 574 Smut on Hordeum jubatum as above 575 Smut on Avena fatua Field 30% infected - as above 576 on populus below Tongue River below Acme July 3, 1934 577 on populus - new growth - as above two diseases? 578 spot on Glycirrhiza lepidota as above 8-3681

579 Rust on Fraxinus - new growth lower Tongue River July 5, 1934 580 wey spot on ? as above 581 Rust on Clematis ligustrifolia lower Tongue River - July 6, 1934 582 mildew on Taraxicum officinale as above 583 wey spots on two plants. Both were collected earlier in season These specimen may have more mature fruiting Tongue River June 28, 1934

Mrs McRae $5.00 Nov. 27 5.00 Dec. 6 5.00 8-3681

Collection Numbers U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. FORM 15. 1934 FIELD DIARY AND TRAVEL RECORD. Mr. Reed C. Rollins Agent (Official title.) Period, 1934 to NOTICE. Collection Numbers This book is Government property. The finder is requested to mail it to the SECRETARY, DEPART- MENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASHINGTON, D. C., or deliver it to the official whose name appears above. A detachable addressed frank will be found on the last page; by tying this on the cover the book may be mailed without postage or wrapping if fastened shut. 8-3681 GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

INSTRUCTIONS. Every officer or other employee of the Department of Agriculture conducting work while traveling will, so far as practicable, keep a diary in which will be recorded, under an appropriate date entry, a concise statement of all important matters pertaining to such work and also of any general matters that may be of interest to the Department. This diary will be retained by the official preparing same, but will be subject to call by the administrative officers of the Department at any time. When this book is filled another may be secured by application to the Chief of your Bureau. W M Jardine Secretary of Agriculture. 8-3681

584 Rhamaenosaurus Big Horn Mts - Dayton - Kane Road July 7, 1934 585 as above 586 Campanula as above. 587 In the rocks - Big Horn Mts - Sheridan County - July 7, 1934 588 Castilia associated with Artemisia west hillside - as above 589 Juniperus lower Tongue River - Sheridan County July 2, 1934 Diseases 590 Stripe on grass wolf creek near Dayton, July 7, 1934

591 Rust on willow Wolf Creek near Dayton Sheridan County July 10, 1934 592 Spot on Clematis augustifolia or above 593 Spot on ? as above 594 leaf spot on wild pansy - or possibly escaped - as above 595 spot on ? as above 596 leaf spot on white clover as above 597 Rust on Cienita (water hemlock) as above 8-3681

598 leaf spot on? (Golden Rod?) as above 599 Spot on kempina as above 600 Spot on Alfalfa Wolf Creek about 6 mi above Travelester - July 11, 1934 601 spot on? Two to several leaves coming directly out of ground as above 602 leaf spot on Chenopodium as above 603 leaf spots on Mentha as above 604 Spot on Salix. as above - new growth

605 leaf spot on? (Spiraea?) never coming directly out of ground - as above 606 Spot on Circaea arvensis as above - along creek 607 leaf spot on? as above 608 Mildew on new growth of Amelanchier? as above 609 Rust on wild (Raspberry) wolf creek etc - as above 610 Rust on Shepherdia as above 611 Puerinia grindelae peck Rust on? (same as 615?) as above Erigeron sp

6/2 on bark of alnus tenuifolia along wolf creek - July 10, 1934 6/3 as above - (data) 6/4 leaf spot on Cornus wolf creek above Rouchester July 12, 1934 6/5 puccinia quindae perh. rust on? (same as 6/11) as above On Erigeron sp. 6/6 rust on? as above 6/7 Gymnosporangium Rust on service berry as above 6/8 Rust on poison dog, as above 6/9 leaf spot on P. &. Rhus arglurgin

620 on ? as above 621 Rust on stinging nettle as above 622 Rust on ? as above 623 leaf spot on arrowhead wet land - as above Fl yellow - possibly two diseases 624 Puccinia violae Rust on dog violet (Caythamint) forest floor above Story Wyo. July 13, 1934 625 leaf spot on ? ([illegible]) above Story - as above 626 Rust on ? ( as above in open 8-3681

627 leaf spot on? as above in open 628 leaf spot on wild Ribies (current) as above 629 leaf spot on? as above 630 leaf spot on wild Strawberries as above 631 leaf spot on? as above - in the nuts. 632 Gymnosporangium clavipes Rust on Crataegus as above Phanaerogame 633 Soil in crevices of granite rocks Big blooms into above story July 17, '34

634 Solidago as above 635 graphalium? Mint slope - Big home ntr as above - growing in clump- 636 Spirea as above 637 Dodder on alfalfa wolf creek above Ranchester July 16, 1934 Diseases 638 Septoria polygonorum Bean, wet spot on Runner? prairie dog creek near Banner July 17, 1934 639 Puccinia menthae pers ? Rust on Mentha hycopus as above. 640 puccinia punctata wint- Rust on Rubus? Galium aparine as above. 8-3681

641 on? as above - tall plant 3 ft growing in swamp 642 Septoria liri peck spots on wild cucumber vine as above 643 Rust on? as above - moist place plant about 2-4 ft. 644 leaf spot on @ polygonum as above - plants 2-4 ft 645 stripe as above 646 stripe as above 647 spots as above - moist situation. 8-3681

648 purcinia atrofusca Rust on? Carex as above 649 Rust on? as above 650 Leaf Spot on wild morning glory ways flowered Mead Creek near Banner July 19, 1934 651 Spot on wild Helianthus sunflower as above - in grain field 652 Rust on? Probably same as a previous number as above 653 Monyca Solidaginis (Donny) Miesl Rust on Solidago? Could be mistaken. 8-3681

654 Puccinia polygoni-amphibii ?? Rust on ? (polygonarea) as above Polygonum. 65-5 Rust or ? Epilobium Hommianii as above 656 Erysiphe cichoracearum DC. water stage of a mildew on Osalinum sparinum collected earlier in season- at above 657 Mildew on chokecherry seedlings. upper [illegible] Little Goose Creek near Big Horn, Wyo. July 20, 1934 Moss 658 on charcoal of old fished Big Goose Creek near Bedeton June, 1934 8-3681

659 On Shepherdia argentea Rock Creek, Johnson County Aug. 1, 1934 660 on populus laurifolia as above - 661 On Ribier (current) as above 662 On Ribier (Hooseberry) as above 663 leaf spot on Rosa as above 664 Marsonia populi? on populus laurifolia as above - 665 On ? possibly not a disease as above 8-3681

666 On Russian olive (escaped) Clear Creek above Buffalo, Johnson County Aug 2, 1934 667 on ? leaf spot as above 668 On Plantago (wilders) as above 669 Rust on Solidago as above 670 On (Red Series) as above 671 Rust on Burdocke Crazy women Creek in the Canyon - Johnson Co. Aug. 6, 1934

672 Rust on Clematis augustifolia - upper clear creek - above Buffalo - Aug. 4, 1934 673 Rust on As above (see Sheridan to call for flower of plant. narrow leaves like flower 674 on Shepherdia argentea Crazy Woman Creek - Aug. 6, 1934 675 spot on Clematis augustifolia as above 676 Spot on Symphocarpus creophilus as above 677 Rust on ? As above 8-3681

678 spot on Senecio crazy women creek - in the canyon - Aug. 6, 1934 679 on arabis? as above 680 on (Rust) as above 681 on Mertensia (not cole for mildew) as above 682 mildew on Mertensia as above 683 Rust on Crataegus piney creek - Johnson County Aug. 7, 1934

684 on Cornus (Dogwood) as above 685 Spot on? possibly Enythronium - only leaves evident - growing in dense shade as above, 686 Barley stripe as above. 687 Rust on wild raspberry as above 688 Rust on Senecio? as above Aug. 8, 1934 689 leaf spot on wild plum (prunus) This shrub is some larger than the common species & was observed only on Pivew Creek - it is very distinct

from the more common species a detailed study will no doubt reveal. as above 690 on ? leaves only evident - in shade - as above 691 on Amelanchier (Service berry) as above 692 mildew on seedlings of (Chokecherry) Crazy women creek - in the canyon - aug. 6, 1934 693 Rust on ? little pinery creek - Johnson co. aug. 9, 1934 694 Rust on Acer negundo h lower pinery creek - Johnson co. aug. 9, 1934

695 Mildew on ? as above 696 Erysiphe polygoni? Mildew on Polygonum aviculare as above 697 Mildew on Glycyrhiza lepidota little piny creek - Johnson co. Aug. 9, 1934 698 Rust on Thalictrum as above 699 mildew on clover as above 700 leaf spot on ? piny creek near Kearney, Nyo. Aug. 9, 1934 S-3681

701 leaf spot on Peristemon? as above 702 on Rosa upper Clear Creek Aug. 2, 1934 703 Rust on Senecio? Upper Primy Creek Aug. 10, 1934 704 Mildew on Helianthus (annuus?) as above 705 on ? plant grows about 1 to 2 feet - very milky. as above - Aug. 10, 1934 706 on ? Smilacina? as above

707 Rust on Rosa As above 708 Mildew on ? As above Phanaerogama 709 Acer glabrum Crazy women creek - in the Canyon - Aug. 6, 1934 710 Prunus Piney Creek near Kearney, Wyo. Aug. 8, 1934 711 Rosa Upper Clear Creek Aug. 2, 1934 - Johnson Co. 8-3681

7/2 vialma Rock Creek - Aug. 1, 1934 Johnson County, Wyoming. 7/3 moss upper Rock Creek - Soil on route Johnson Co - Aug. 1, 1934 7/4 soil near stream Upper Clear Creek - Aug. 4, 1934 Johnson County. 7/5 soil on rock cliff - spring water off limestone - upper Rock Creek - Johnson Co Aug 1, 1934 7/6 on birch trees. lower Pinney Creek Aug 7, 1934

717 Alfalfa seed off plant 6 years old. John Carr Ranch on South Fork of the Popo Agie 8 miles east of Hauser, Fremont co. Wyo. Aug. 21, 1934 common alf. Soil of clay type - fair to good drainage. No evidence of wilt eight inches below crown Pinhead brown spots in pith at 6 in below crown. Same at 4 in. - Center brown at 3 in. 1 mm diam. Crown in fair health. 718. Alfalfa seed from plant 8 yrs old on Joe Peterson Ranch S. Fork Popo Agie 8 mi SE of Hauser - Common Alfalfa - Aug. 21, 1934 Sandy soil - drainage excellent. very thin stand. 8-3681

718. coix. Pin head brown spots in pith at 5 in from crown. 12 spots - some at 6 inches - center rotted about 5 mm in diam. at 4 inches, a crack. Some at 3 inches - Fairly healthy crown. 719. Alfalfa seed from plant at least 8 possibly 10 yrs old - common - Sandy well drained soil. Joe Patterson Ranch on S. Fork of Popo Agie - 8 mi S.E. of Harder, Aug. 21, 1934. No evidence of wilt Six inches below crown. Few brown spots in pith area - Spots at 4 in. Slight attack of wilt indicated by brownish ring near cambium at 3 in. Below crown. Center brown and hollow about 4 mm in diam at 3 in. Crown fairly healthy. 8-3681

720 Alfalfa seed collected from field of 15 yr old alfalfa at the Sam Hancock Ranch. 2.5 mi. south of Harder. Alfalfa of common variety. Plants fairly healthy - stand in field thin. Drainage good - soil = sandy loam. Aug 22, 1934 721 Alfalfa seed collected from field of common at least 15 yr old - estimated 20 yrs old - Roots fairly badly diseased, crown rot. Soil heavy - drainage at least surface drainage good. M.N. Baldwin Ranch - Wittle Popo Agie River - Aug 24, 1934 721a + b are samples from different plants

722 Rust on sedge North Fork Popo Agie - Fremont Co. Aug. 16, 1934 723 on Clematis angustifolia. - as above 724 On Salix (looks like cottonwood leaves but positively are not) as above 725- mildew on ? as above 726 on Salix. as above 727 leaf spot on current as above 8-3681

728 leaf spot on Runner as above 729 Rust on Mentha as above 730 Rust on Clematis as above 731 Rust on Stinging Nettle - as above 732 leaf spot on Clematis - as above 733 Rust on ? as above 734 Rust on Rose as above 8-3681

735 Rust on grass as above 736 Rust on Hardemu jubatum North Fork of Popo Agie, Fremont County - Aug. 17, 1934 737 Rust on hupinium as above_ 738 Rust on Monarda? as above 739 Rust on ? as above 740 mildew on sunflower as above. 741 Rust on Salix as above 8-3681

742 Rust on Hyperligger lepidota as above 743 mildew on Salix as above 744 Spot on Rumex as above 745 on milkweed (Asclepian) as above 746 Spot on stinging nettle. as above 747 Marssonina potentillae (Desm.) Fischer on Fragaria as above 748 N, 92 on Fragaria as above 8-3681

749 uncinula salicis (W C) Wint. Mildew on Populus tremuloides as above Aug. 17, '34 750 Rust on Populus tremuloides as above Aug. 20, 1934 N. F. # of Popo Agio - about 757 Rust on Service Berry as above 752 leaf spot on ? as above 753 mildew on Hypericua depilata as above 754 spot on milkweed as above 755 Rust on willow as above 8-3681

756 Marsonia apicalis Ell & Ev. Rust on willow as above 757 Rust on Raspberry as above 758 Rusta on Hawthorne as above 759 on 3 as above 760 on Eva x anthifolia as above 761 Spot on Horse radish in garden along N.F. P.A.R. Aug. 20 '34 Phomopsis 762 Betula (whitebark) along N.F. Pope Aice Aug 17, 1934 8-3681

763 Betula red bark birch- as above 764 Crataegus shrub 15-35 ft high- along N. F. Popo Agie - Aug. 7, 1934 765 Cirsium arvense (h) scop var. integrifolia Thistle of some kind. Little Popo Agie River 15 mi S. E. of Wander - Aug. 21, 1934 766 Rust on ? Polygonum? as above 767 Psoralea tenuifolia Spot on? nothing on it! as above 768 Psoralea tenuifolia Rust on? N. A. as above 769 leaf spot on Rosax as above Aug. 22, 1934 8-3681

770 Rust on Rosa little Popos Agie 25 mi. s of Warden - Aug. 22, 1934 771 Rust on Enigorum or above 772 on ? (Smilacina) striped berries as above 773 Mildew on Plantago as above Aug. 23, 1934 774 Mildew on ? Big Popos Agie below Warden Aug. 24, 1934 775 Stackup Mildew on ? as above 8-3681

776 leaf spot on cornus as above 777 on alnus moscow into Idaho, Sept. 30, 1934 778 On? shrub. as above 779 mildew on Seneccio as above 780. On Symphoricarpos as above 781 On? shrub. as above. 782 On Rubus as above

783 on Salix Moscow, Idaho as above Sept. 30, 1934 784 on Fragaria as above 785 Rust on Carex as above 786 mildew on Rudbeckia as above 787 Rust on Rosa as above. 788 Phragmites on Rubus as above 789 Spot on Rumex crispus as above 8-3681

780 spot on Senecio - moscow ntr, above as above lept. 30, (934 791 mildew on symphoricarpos' as above 792 Agaric. as above 793 agaric as above 794 agaric as above 795 agaric as above 796 agaric as above 797 agaric as above 798 agaric as above 799 agaric as above 8-3681

800 Myxomycete Moscow, Idaho Sept. 30, 1934 801 Fungus as above 802 Fungus as above 803 Fungus as above 804 Fungus as above 805 Fungus as above 806 Fungus as above 807 Fungus as above 808 Fungus as above 809 Fungus "Basidio" as above 8-3681

810 Fungus - Baerlie . morrow nite, edalno sept. 30, 1934 811 Fungus as above 812 Fungus as above 813 Fungus - Disco mycete - as above 814 Fungus - Disco mycete as above 815 Fungus - Disco mycete - as above 816 Fungus - as above 817 Fungus - as above 818 Fungus - phones. as above 819 Fungus as above 820 Fungus as above 8-3681

821 Fungus on pine needles moscow mts, Idaho Sept. 30, 1934 822 Agaric - as above 823 Fungus - Basidio as above. - 824 Uromyces fabae (pers.) de Bary on wathegrus (ornatus Nutt.?) Near wander, Fremont Co. Wyo Aug. 28, 1934 825 Claviceps purpurea (Fr) Tul. on Elymus canadensis h. as above 826 Erysiphe polygonii DC. on kupimer argenteus push as above 827 Gymnosporangium nelsoni Aith. on amelanchier as above 8-3681

828 Erysiphe polygoni DC. On Clematis ligusticifolia Nutt as above 829 Septoria convolvuli (Desm.) on Convolvulus sp. Near Hudson, Fremont Co., Wyo. Aug. 29, 1934 33 862 Franklin County 863 Phacelia linearis about 8 mi. North of [illegible] sand dunes - May 11, 1935 Louis Dillon & Rollins; About 1400 ft above sea level. 864 Astragalus as above - on west slopes of semi-dormant dunes. 865 Psilio? as above 866 Cryptantho? as above. 8-3681

867. Castilleja as above. 868 Amelanchier at the apex of active sand dunes. Tops growing above sand from 1 to 10 ft high. as above 869 Carex on the windward side of the dunes - as above 870 Ranunculus cypselaria? wet saline soil - between dunes upper dune area - as above at 871 Carex wet saline soil - as 870 872 Betula around lakes between dunes- as above 873 Wyethia? along roadsides & among the dunes (as above) 8-3681

874 Ramunculus in the water - seeps between the dunes - as above -

777. on Alnus incana nota. 778. ? Stalk. 779. Mould? on Senecio? as above 780. On dorycniumcapre as above 781. on Abuts. or litter 782. on Rubus as above 783. on dalie on above, 784. On Enargis on litter 785. Rust on Cones on above 786. on Rudbeckia - Mould? on one 787. Rust on Rota as above 788. Phragmites on Rubus, on above 789. Spot on Rumex crispus, as above 790. Spot on Alectorio on litter 791 Mollis on dorycniumcapre as above.

792 agave