Field notes, v4133
Page 257
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Christman 1959 Journal Day Light Saving Time 193 26 Apr. From Sacramento to Truckee on Hwy #40 9: a.m. in Frank Kozubs Car. 139 Rocklin The first P. saliniana in rocky area practically on valley floor 141 Loomis Juniper; live oak scrub, saliniana evidence of chopping off brushy areas. 149 1,000 ft. Pinus ponderosa, Q. kelloggii & saliniana 151 Auburn first manzanita 155 Bowman a mixture of ponderosa-saliniana 60-80% oak woodland, shrubs present but few brush field 161 more manzanita & in brush fields - successional to ponderosa many old orchards & areas of controlled burning - little buckeye. 162 Still P. [illegible] saliniana & some manzanita trees - all pines are second growth red soil 1645 Brush fields of manzanita with Q. kelloggii coming in 167 Doug fir, Sugar pine 169 spotty conifers, only a few large Q. kelloggii, etc. Few saliniana some old thorns present - brush & Q. kelloggii - a successional picture. very open conifer forest 173 the first Libocedrus Lots of Q. kelloggii & few very close plantations 175 3,006 ft. a dark green live oak 177 Gold Run area of extensive hydraulic mining, activity 178 Lots of fir, sugar pine -?