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pubescent; flowers almost solitary, red. — ^ . 

 Colma. Saucelito. Summer. 



Fruit looks like a raspberry, red or yellow, 

 rather insipid. 



3. R. LEUCODERMis D o u g 1. Armed with 

 stout prickles; leaves 3-5-foliolate, leaflets un- 

 derneath white-tomentose; flowers in few-flow- 

 ered corymbs, white. — ^^ . Los Gatos Creek. 

 Summer. 



Fruit a raspberry, red, of agreeable flavor. 



4. R. UESINUS Cham. & Schlecht. Armed 

 with slender bristles or bristle-like prickles; 

 leaves generally 3-foliolate, not tomentose un- 

 derneath; flowers white. — ^ , Common. Sum- 

 mer. ' * Wild-blackberry." 



2. Fragaria L. Strawberry. 

 Calyx concave or flattened, persistent, 5- 

 lobed, augmented by 6 bractlets. Petals 5. 

 Stamens a multiple of 5. Ovaries oo, on a con- 

 vex receptacle; styles lateral. Fruit coakenes 

 on an enlarged, fleshy receptacle. — U- 



1. F. Chilensis Ehr . Leaves perfectly 

 smooth and shining on their upper surface. 

 Flowers white. — Presidio. Cliff House. Point 

 Bonita. Summer. 



2. F. Californica Cham.& Schlecht. Leaves 

 sparingly villous and not shining on their up- 

 per surface. — Common. Summer. 



