Jepson Field Book volume 26 page 62 | University and Jepson Herbaria Archives, University of California, Berkeley
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Jepson Field Book volume 26 page 62
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Little Chemehuevis Val. Colorado River. Whipple Mts. ---------- No. 5209. Amaranthus palmeri Wats. Flat, Chemehuevis Valley. Stems crimson! or whitish. No. 5210. Datura meteloides 2 ft. h. Chemuheuvis Val. No. 5211. Prosopis (juliflora) glandulosa (Ckll). [= P. glandulosa var. Torreyana] Little Chemhuevis Val. in wash. - The great bank binders against the might of the river are Salix nigra and Salix fluviatilis? = No. 5208; the later is a gray willow with yellow bark. It occupies the outer or river [?] side of the bank and forms a dense zone, often topped behind by the Black Willow which is taller and light green in color. Often the latter is along in the bank. There are the only 2 willows here. ::::::::: 24 Oct. 1912. [San Bernardino Co.] ---------- No. 5212. Parosela spinosa Hel. [Dalea spinosa] Smokebush. 14 ft. h. and 6 in. diam. at 1 ft. Wash. Dalea spinosa. Gray-looking, easy to pass as if dead. Every branch & branchlet ends in a spine! No. 5213. Acacia greggii 7 ft. h. and 10 ft. diam. One tree with claws so thick on it that I could not go near it without getting caught in half-a-dozen places before knowing it; the other bush without claws. - Palo Verde., photo. by Rennie, 18 ft. h. & 19 in. diam at ground. These trees are in full foliage No. 5214. [Aster canescens Pursh. var tephrodes Gray acc. SBP.] Asteroid, blue rays. Ray 27, 28. Plants bushy branching, 2 to 3 ft. h. -- Little Chemhuevis Val. No. 5215. Atriplex polycarpa. Larger-fruited than no. 5196. Little Chemuehuevis Val.
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