Jepson Field Book volume 1 page 68 | University and Jepson Herbaria Archives, University of California, Berkeley
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Jepson Field Book volume 1 page 68
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No. 100 a. Juncus [dubius Engelm. Det. F.V.C.] July 7-12, 1896, Yosemite Valley No. 100 b. Juncus phaeocephalus Engelm. var. paniculatus Engelm. Warm Spr., June 8, '96. No. 100 c. Amsinckia [intermedia F. & M. Det. McBride] Little Oak, Solano Co. 16 May '96. No. 100 d. Amsinckia [tesselata Gray. Det. McBride.] Betw. Mossdale School and Atlanta, San Joaquin Co. plains. 27 June, '96. No. 100 e. Amelanchier alnifolia Nutt. Merced Big Trees, 6 July '96. No. 100 f. Thysanocarpus curvipes Hook. Yosemite, July 7-12, 1896 No. 100 g. Monardella douglasii Benth. Gilroy, 16 June 1896. No. 100 h. M. leucocephala Gray. Merced plains below La Grange, 15 July '96. See p. 31, ante. No. 100 i. Monardella odoratissima Bth. South Yollo Bolly, 2 July '97. No. 100 j. Monardella viridis Jepson Mt. Hanna. 15 July '97. ::::::::: cont. from p. 67. he and Mrs. Gray go somewhere into Spain or France for a long vacation -- but no botany or collecting. Here in California, I (and others) have gotten our vacation, a real one, by a collecting trip into the Sierra Nevada for an entire summer. A change of scene complete, the experience of the mountains vitalizing and renewing, the long long days in the open and the nights under the stars. -- Apr. 6, 1934.
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