GEI^EEAL EEPOET. 
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Juniperus occidentalis. Val. S. E. 
Luzulaspicata. Subalp. Arc. Wh.Mts. 
Juncus Parryi. Subalp. [Mex. 
Mertensianus. Subarc. 
Carex festiva. Subarc. 
rigida. Subalp. Arc. 
atrata. Alp. 
Phleum alpinum. Subalp.* Arc. Wh.Mts. 
Agrostis exarata. Subarc. S. 
Calamagrostis sylvatica. Alp. Arc. E. 
Stipa viridula. E. 
Bromus breviaristatus. 
Triticum strigosum. 
Elymus Sitanion. Alp.* E. 
Anemone multifida. Subalp. Arc. 
Ranunculus alismscfolius, var. Sabalp. 
Aquilegia Canadensis, var. Arc. 
Actaea spicata, var. 
Corydalis aurea, var. 
Arabis hirsuta. Arc. 
perfoliata. Arc. 
Drummondii . Alp.* 
Erysimum cheiratithoides. Xsl. Arc. 
Viola canina. Suliarc. 
Silene antirrliina. 
Cerastium nutans. 
Stellaria longipes. Arc. 
crassifolia. Arc. 
Linu7n perenne . Subalp.* Val. Arc. 
Geranium Carolinianum. Mex. 
Astragalus Canadensis. 
Vicia Americana. Val. Arc. 
Spiraea opulifolia. 
Geum triflorum. S. Subarc. 
Potentillafruticosa. Subalp.* Val. Arc. 
procunihens , Alp. Subarc. Gr. 
Amelanchier Canadensis, var. S. Arc. 
Sa.rifraga nivalis. Subalp.* Arc. 
Ribes hirtellum. 
lacustre. Alp. Arc. 
Sedum Rhodiola. Alp.* Arc. 
Epilobium alpinum . Subalp . * Arc . 
tetragoiium. Subarc. 
angustifolium. Arc. 
Heraclcum lanatuni. Subarc. 
Galium triflorum. 
boreale. S. Arc. 
Valeriana dioica. Subarc. 
Solidago Virga-aiurea. Alp.* Arc. 
A riiillea Millefolium. Subalp.* Arc. 
Artemisia biennis. Arc. |Mc.x. 
. ( nt,->niari<x liioica. Subalp.* Arc. 
Arnica lUtfitist i/ttlia . Arc. 
>iiollis. Subalp.'- 
Senecio aureus. \'al. Arc. 
Vacciniuin ccespitosu iti . Alp. Subarc. 
Kalmia glauca, var. Alp. Arc. 
I'yrola rotundifolia. Arc. Mex. 
Scroplnilaria nmlosa. 
Vastilli ia pallida. Val. S. Arc. 
lirunclla vulgaris. Subarc. 
Polemnniimi crcrulcuni. \'al. Arc. Mex. 
('alystcgia sei)!iiiii. \'al. 
Aii'jc vnuin andi osa initbliuin . 
I'oiygon;ii>i !■ ii' ip<ir :t ni . Alp. Arc. 
Shepherdia Ca naJiusis . Arc. 
Alnus incana, var. \'al. Subarc. 
Populus tremuloides. S. Arc. 
balsamifera, var. Arc. 
Juniperus communis, var. Alp. Arc. 
Virginiana. Arc. 
Habenaria hyperborea. Val. Arc. 
dilatata. Arc. 
Spiranthes Romanzoffiaiia. Val. Subarc. 
Verutriiin album . Arc. 
Smilaciiia nicoiudsa, \ ar. 
stellata. \'al. S. 
I.ir^ifia spadicea. Arc. 
Scirpus inirrorarp\is. \'al. 
Carex lanugiiuisa. Subarc. 
xc i,/„ddi a. Alp. Arc. 
Agrostis laiiiiia . Alp. Subarc. Gr. 
Koeleria ci isfata . 
I'oaalpina. Alp. Arc. 
Bromus l iliatus. Arc. 
Ti iticiini c auiiuini. 
Trisetum sul)si)icatum. Alp. Arc. Mex. 
Claytonia Caroliniana, var. Subalp. S. 
Hypericum uiutiluui. ? 
Oj:ytropis cai)iprst}-is . Alp. Arc. 
Prunus Mrgini.Tna, Arc. 
Rtibiis strigosus. Subalp.* Subarc. 
['liloiitilla rcnnsylvaiiica, var. Arc. ? 
Solidago stricta. 
A nti- miaria Caj-path icn , Arc. 
JUiiuin inpitat II 111 . Subarc. 
Listera convallarioides. Subarc. 
Carex muricata. 
Eatonia obtusata. 
Festuca ovina. Alp.* Arc. Mex. 
Floka of the Wahsatch and Uintas, and of the Washoe Mountains. 
The collection made in the Wahsatch and Uiiifa ]\roiuitain8 sliowed, as was 
to be expected, a much inore extensive flora liere tlian in the mouiitaiiis of 
the Basin, adding 224 species, 47 genera aiid G ord(>rs to those ])revjo(is]y 
collected. The total found was 618, airaiiist '.VX.\ in jhe wesfeni raiiircs, a very 
large majority of these latter being agnin iratlicred in the nioiiiifaiiis of Ttah. 
The steep slopes of the Wahsatch whicli face Ihe wcsicni valh-y are ban; 
of trees and dry, only paiiially covere<[ toward tlie ])asc with scattered 
thickets of a low form of Quercus alha. In the cafions, however, wiiich h'ad 
up many miles into the recesses of the range, tlierc is usually, w-here not too 
rocky and precipitous, a free growth of most of the sliru1)s and plants already 
mentioned as common westward, with others which have either lieeii very 
rare or wanting altogether. Among tliese are* Coicania and Celtis^ Cercocarpus 
parvifolius, Acer glahruni, Sinraa ojmli folia, Jlosa fraxinifolia, PacJiystbna, 
and near the stream-l)anks Rhus aromafica and glabra, Acer grandidenfa- 
tuni, Negundo, Samhucus racemosa, BeLula occidentalis, and in the very high 
